Check back for additional fall electives.
- ANT 333 First Nations - Canadian Indians (ANT 120 recommended)
- ANT 365 Primate Ecology & Social Structure (ANT 201 recommended)
- ANT 375 Self & Culture (ANT 120 recommended)
- AST 130 Introductory Astronomy
- AST 135 Introductory Astronomy (Requires registration
for a lab section as well.)
- AST 330 Stars, Blackholes, and the Cosmos
- BEM 350 Cinema History I
- BEM 460 Film Genre - Alfred Hitchcock
- COM 200 Mass Media & Society
- COM 325 Advertising Copy & Production
- COM 330 Sports-writing & Reporting
- COM 400 Political Public Relations
- COM 415 Media Ethics
- COR 201 Introduction to Corrections & Juvenile Justice
- COR 310 Foundations of Correctional & Juvenile Justice Practices
- COR 311 The Juvenile Justice System
- COR 388 Criminal Justice Research
- CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- ECO 120 Economic Reasoning & Issues
- ECO 130 Contemporary Economic Problems
- ENG 210 Enjoying Literature
- ENG 211 Survey of World Literature I
- ENG 212 Survey of World Literature II
- ENG 300 Introduction to Technical & Professional Writing
- ENG 306 Introduction to Creative Writing
- ENG 335 Modern Drama
- ENG 340 Mythology
- ENG 347 Elizabethan Poetry
- ENG 350 American Literature I
- ENG 351 American Literature II
- ENG 352 English Literature I
- ENG 353 English Literature II
- ENG 359 Kentucky Literature (Corbin only)
- ENG 362 North American Native Literature
- ENG 363 Latin American/Latino Literature
- HEA 202 Safety & First Aid (2 credit hours)
- HEA 203 CPR (1 credit hour)
- HEA 345 Drugs, Individual & Society
- HEA 375 Sexuality & Health
- HEA 380 Mental Health
- HEA 593 Death & Grief
- JOU 480 Writing & Selling Non-Fiction
- PHI 300 Greek & Roman Philosophy
- PHI 330 Twentieth Century Philosophy
- PHI 340 Philosophy of Science
- PHI 350 Metaphysics
- PHI 390 African Culture, Religion, & Mores
- PHY 101 Concepts of the Physical World
- PHY 131 College Physics I
- PSY 200 Introduction to Psychology
The only prerequisite for the following courses is PSY 200
- PSY 280 Lifespan Developmental Psychology
- PSY 300 Social Psychology
- PSY 300 Personality
- PSY 305 Psychology of Personality
- PSY 308 Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 312 Child Development
- PSY 314 Adolescent & Adult Development
- PSY 316 Aging & Senescence
- PUB 375 Public Relations Principles
- REC 101 Leisure Services Careers
- REC 102 Introduction to Recreation Leadership
- REC 190 Challenge Course Introduction
- REC 280 Programming Special Events
- REC 290 Adventure Programming
- REC 311 Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation
- REL 301 World Religions
- REL 305 Survey of the Old Testament
- REL 370 African Culture, Religion, & Mores
- REL 370 Buddha & the Problem of Pluralism
- RST 310 Real Estate Principles (Note: Pre-req: MAT 105)
- SED 104 Special Education Introduction
SOC 131 is recommended prior to taking the following Sociology courses
- SOC 235 Social Problems
- SOC 320 Mind, Self, & Society
- SOC 340 Juvenile Delinquency
- SOC 345 Sociology of the Family
- SOC 365 Social Change in Appalachia
- SOC 375 Criminology
- SOC 399 Gender & Cross-Cultural Perspective & Society
- SOC 400 Racial & Ethnic Relations
- SOC 415 Social Gerontology
- SOC 420 Social Organization
- SOC 455 Collective Behavior
- SOC 463 Social Stratification
- SOC 465 Demography
- SWK 210 Introduction to Social Work
Health, Wellness, & Recreation Courses
- ATR 100 Introduction to Athletic Training
The following courses fall under HPR 190 or HPR 390
- Pilates
- Tai Chi-Arnis
- Swimming & Aquatic Games
- Beginning Karate-Aikido I
- Fitness Swimming
- Weight Training
- Cardio & Tone
- Advanced Aikido
- Kickboxing - Muay Thai
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
- Beginning/Intermediate Capoeira/Brazilian Martial Arts
- Classical Indian Dance
- Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced Fencing
- Yoga
- Golf
- Intermediate Tennis
- Beginning Tennis
- Adapted Physical Activity
- Social Dance 1 - Men
- Social Dance I - Women
- Shiatsu I
- Shiatsu II
- HPR 180 Lifetime Wellness
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