2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

CSU-Pueblo
MUS 243 String Techniques........................1
MUS 253 Brass Techniques ........................1
MUS 340 Elementary Music Methods..........3
MUS 440 Secondary Music Methods...........3
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TOTAL 20
Education Requirements
Courses Titles Credits
ED 202 Foundations of Education ............3
ED 301 Frameworks of Teaching .............3
RDG 435 Content Area Literacy ..................4
ED 412 Teaching Diverse Learners..........3
ED 485 Capstone Seminar .......................2
ED 489 Student Teaching K-12 ..............12
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TOTAL 27
Degree Total .........................................................127
There are additional licensure requirements; consult
the Teacher Education Program for details.
Specific Requirements for the Music Minor
MUS Courses Titles Credits
MUS 118 Music Appreciation ......................3
MUS 127 Functional Piano I: Beginning ......1
MUS xxx Ensemble (4 semesters)..............4
MUS x01 Music Performance Symposium
(4 semesters)...............................0
MUS 150 Music Theory I .............................3
MUS 151 Aural Skills I.................................1
MUS 210 Music Theory II ............................3
MUS 211 Aural Skills II................................1
MUS xxx Applied, non major (4 semesters)..4
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TOTAL 20
Additional Information
The Department of Music Student Handbook is
intended as a supplement to the University Catalog
and is binding in all matters relating to the Department
of Music at Colorado State University-Pueblo. A copy
of the handbook may be found on the University
Department of Music website, and printed copies are
located in the Music office (A/M 175) and in all music
faculty offices.
The Colorado State University-Pueblo Department of
Music is an accredited member of the National
Association of Schools of Music.
NON-PROFIT ADMINISTRATION
MINOR
The Minor in Non-Profit Administration is a multidisciplinary
program designed for students wanting to
pursue careers in non-profit organizations that include
the arts, human services, recreation, chambers of
commerce, civic efforts, and health care. A variety of
suggested electives allows student to focus their
coursework toward the type of non-profit career they
desire. MCCNM 370, Nonprofit Organizations and
Communication, is the only required course in the
minor. Other core courses allow for student choice, as
do the electives. An internship in a nonprofit organization
is also required and can be coordinated with the
student’s major area of study.
Specific Requirements for the Non-Profit
Administration Minor
Core Courses:..............................................9 credits
Courses Titles Credits
MCCNM 370 Nonprofit Organizations and
Communication................................. 3
POLSC 330 Introduction to Public Administration
OR
ACCTG 201 Principles of Financial Accounting .... 3
PSYCH 315 Industrial/Organizational Psych
OR
MGMT 201 Principles of Management
OR
MCCNM 240 Public Relations................................ 3
Elective Courses: .....................................12 credits
The following courses are suggested electives.
Students are encouraged to identify courses that will
assist in their specific nonprofit career goals. Students
are required to earn 12 credits, but can choose
additional electives. The required 12 credits can fall
within the same content area or across disciplines;
however, students may only use 6 credits from their
major. No general education or other minor courses
can be double-counted. Some courses may require
prerequisites.
Courses Titles Credits
ART 281 Graphic Design................................. 3
BUSAD 270 Business Communication ................. 3
ECON 202 Microeconomics................................ 3
ECON 330 Public Finance.................................. 3
ENG 303 Adv. Comp., Rhetoric. & Grammar ... 3
ENG 305 Technical & Scientific Report Writing . 3
ENG 326 Writing for the Web........................... 3
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