Interdisciplinary Studies: Emphasis in Social Behavior and Self-Development Associate in Arts

Division: Counseling

PROGRAM CODE: 2A18166

Interdisciplinary Studies: Emphasis in Social Behavior and Self-Development Associate in Arts Degree prepares students with the knowledge and understanding of social behavior and self-development. This area of emphasis is designed to prepare students to use their understanding of themselves and others to communicate and collaborate more effectively. It combines knowledge of theory with attention to personal growth and purpose, as well as health and wellness. Students learn to become citizens who care for themselves and others, ready to work with people in their communities. Participation in group activities and collaborative projects is a central focus of this emphasis, allowing students to experience group interactions in a variety of contexts. This emphasis includes lower division coursework that prepares students for social/health/human services majors and careers in people/community oriented professions including social, health and recreational services. Veteran's Military Credit (DD214) Fullerton College will accept a veteran's DD-214 for credit towards Fullerton's Interdisciplinary Studies: Social Behavioral and Self-Development Associate in Arts degree as follows: 3 units for Area C) Health and Wellness. This degree requires a total of 18 units, in addition to other graduation requirements.

Course List
Code	Title	Units
Select at least one course from each category below (A, B, and C). Then complete additional courses from categories A, B, and/or C to reach a total of 18 units:		18
A) Theory and Knowledge
ANTH 102 F	Cultural Anthropology	3
or ANTH 102HF	Honors Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 105 F	Language and Culture	3
or ANTH 105HF	Honors Language and Culture
ANTH 106 F	World Prehistory	3
ANTH 209 F	Cultures of Latin America	3
or ANTH 209HF	Honors Cultures of Latin America
ANTH 211 F	Celtic Cultures	3
or ANTH 211HF	Honors Celtic Cultures
BUS 108 F	Living in an Online World	3
BUS 266 F	Human Relations in Organizations (formerly Human Relations in Business)	3
CDES 120 F	Child Development	3
CDES 140 F	Infant and Toddler Development and Observation	3
CDES 201 F	Child in the Home and Community	3
CIS 100 F	Introduction to Personal Computers	4
or CIS 100HF	Honors Introduction to Personal Computers
COMM 100 F	Public Speaking	3
COMM 105 F	Interpersonal Communication	3
COMM 120 F	Intercultural Communication	3
COMM 124 F	Small Group Communication	3
COMM 135 F	Essentials of Argumentation	3
ETHS 101 F	American Ethnic Studies	3
or ETHS 101HF	Honors American Ethnic Studies
ETHS 111 F	Women of Color in the U.S.	3
or ETHS 111HF	Honors Women of Color in the U.S.
ETHS 129 F	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
or ETHS 129HF	Honors Introduction to African American Studies
ETHS 130 F	African-American History I	3
or ETHS 130HF	Honors African-American History I
ETHS 131 F	African-American History II	3
ETHS 150 F	Introduction to Chicana/o Studies (formerly ETHS 140 F)	3
ETHS 151 F	Chicana/o History I (formerly ETHS 141 F)	3
ETHS 152 F	Chicana/o History II (formerly ETHS 141 F)	3
ETHS 153 F	Chicana/o and Latina/o Contemporary Issues (formerly ETHS 142 F)	3
or ETHS 153HF	Honors Chicana/o and Latina/o Contemporary Issues
ETHS 159 F	Introduction to American Indian Studies	3
ETHS 160 F	American Indian History (formerly History of the Native Americans)	3
ETHS 170 F	Introduction to Asian Pacific Islander American Studies	3
ETHS 171 F	Asian Pacific Islander American History	3
ETHS 235 F	Contemporary Social Justice Movements	3
or ETHS 235HF	Honors Contemporary Social Justice Movements
GEOG 160 F	Cultural Geography	3
HIST 120 F	African Civilizations to 1880	3
HIST 121 F	African Civilizations since 1880	3
HIST 127 F	Survey of United States History (formerly Survey of American History)	3
HIST 170 F	History of the United States to 1877 (formerly History of the United States I)	3
HIST 171 F	History of the United States Since 1877 (formerly History of the United States II)	3
or HIST 171HF	Honors History of the United States Since 1877 (formerly Honors History of the United States II)
HIST 270 F	Women in United States History	3
HIST 275 F	History of California	3
PE 244 F	Techniques and Principles of Coaching	3
PE 250 F	Sports and Society	3
POSC 100 F	American Government	3
or POSC 100HF	Honors American Government
POSC 110 F	Contemporary American Politics	3
or POSC 110HF	Honors Contemporary American Politics
PSY 101 F	General Psychology	3
or PSY 101HF	Honors General Psychology
PSY 120 F	Human Sexuality	3
PSY 131 F	Cross Cultural Psychology	3
PSY 145 F	Child Psychology	3
PSY 139 F	Developmental Psychology: Life Cycle	3
PSY 202 F	Research Methods in Psychology	4
or PSY 202HF	Honors Research Methods in Psychology
PSY 221 F	The Brain and Behavior	3
PSY 222 F	Abnormal Psychology	3
PSY 225 F	Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination	3
PSY 251 F	Social Psychology	3
or PSY 251HF	Honors Social Psychology
SOC 101 F	Introduction to Sociology	3
or SOC 101HF	Honors Introduction to Sociology
SOC 102 F	Social Problems	3
SOC 201 F	Dying and Death	3
SOC 230 F	Sociology of Gender	3
or SOC 230HF	Honors Sociology of Gender
SOC 250 F	Sociology of Aging	3
SOC 275 F	Marriage and Family	3
or SOC 275HF	Honors Marriage and Family
SOC 277 F	Sociology of Religion	3
or SOC 277HF	Honors Sociology of Religion
SOC 280 F	Media, Culture and Society	3
SOC 285 F	Drugs and Society	3
or SOC 285HF	Honors Drugs and Society
SOC 290 F	Sociology of Race and Ethnicity	3
or SOC 290HF	Honors Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
SOC 292 F	Introduction to Criminology	3
or SOC 292HF	Honors Introduction to Criminology
SOSC 125 F	Introduction to Research Methods	3
SOSC 130 F	Introduction to LGBTQ Studies	3
WMNS 100 F	Introduction to Women's Studies	3
or WMNS 100HF	Honors Introduction to Women's Studies
Select at least one course from each category below (A, B, and C). Then complete additional courses from categories A, B, and/or C to reach a total of 18 units:
B) Growth and Purpose
COUN 101 F	The College Experience	2
COUN 110 F	Teaching As A Career	3
COUN 135 F	Introduction to Leadership Development	3
COUN 140 F	Educational Planning	0.5
COUN 141 F	Career Exploration	1
COUN 143 F	Creative Job Search	1
COUN 144 F	Career Motivation and Self Confidence	1
COUN 148 F	Human Potential	1
COUN 151 F	Career and College Success (formerly Career/Life Planning)	3
COUN 152 F	Diversity in the World of Work	3
COUN 163 F	Personal Growth and Life Success	3
COUN 193 F	Financial Life Skills (formerly COUN 093 F)	2
Select at least one course from each category below (A, B, and C). Then complete additional courses from categories A, B, and/or C to reach a total of 18 units:
C) Health and Wellness
HED 140 F	Health Science	3
MIND 101 F	The Practice of Mindfulness and Self-Compassion	3
MIND 105 F	Mindfulness in Everyday Life	3
NUTR 210 F	Human Nutrition	3
or NUTR 210HF	Honors Human Nutrition
NUTR 220 F	Sports Nutrition	3
PE 243 F	Stress Management	3
PE 248 F	Psychology of Sport	3
PE 266 F	Fitness for Living (formerly Physical Fitness as a Lifelong Concept)	3
DANC 102 F	Conditioning for Dance	2
DANC 103 F	Dance Technique I	1
DANC 104 F	Dance Technique II	1
DANC 110 F	Ballet Folklorico	1
DANC 111 F	Jazz I	1
DANC 112 F	Jazz II	2
DANC 113 F	Tap Dance I	1
DANC 114 F	Tap Dance II	1
DANC 115 F	Hip Hop Dance I	1
DANC 116 F	Social Dance	1
DANC 119 F	Dance for Theatre	1
DANC 121 F	Classical Dance Fundamentals	1
DANC 122 F	Middle Eastern Dance	1
DANC 130 F	Afro-Caribbean Dance	1
DANC 132 F	Flamenco Dance I	1
DANC 150 F	Commercial Dance	1
DANC 151 F	Latin Jazz	1
DANC 203 F	Dance Production	2
DANC 204 F	Dance Rehearsal and Performance	3
DANC 214 F	Dance Repertory	2
PE 101 F	Pickleball	1
PE 102 F	Yoga	1
PE 103 F	Aikido	1
PE 104 F	Spinning	1
PE 105 F	Badminton	1
PE 108 F	Bowling	1
PE 111 F	Off-Season Training - Track and Field (formerly Decathlon)	1-2
PE 112 F	Fencing	1
PE 114 F	High Intensity Interval Training (formerly Cardiovascular Conditioning)	1
PE 115 F	Golf	1
PE 116 F	Off-Season Training - Cross Country	1-2
PE 117 F	Gymnastics - Tumbling (formerly Gymnastics)	1
PE 121 F	Walking for Fitness	1
PE 125 F	Aquatic Fitness-Crosstraining	0.5-2
PE 126 F	Beach Volleyball	1
PE 127 F	Racquetball-Indoors	1
PE 129 F	Cardio Step (formerly Cardio Step Aerobics)	1
PE 134 F	Beginning Swimming	1
PE 137 F	Triathlon	1
PE 139AF	Beginning Tennis	1
PE 141 F	Tennis Workshop	0.5-2
PE 144 F	Volleyball-Beginning	0.5-1
PE 145 F	Volleyball - Intermediate	0.5-1
PE 148 F	Non-Impact Cardiofit (formerly Non-Impact Aerobics)	1
PE 149 F	Swim for Fitness	1
PE 150 F	Latin Cardiofit (formerly Latin Aerobic Exercise)	1
PE 151 F	Aqua Aerobics	1
PE 153 F	Strength Training and Conditioning	3
PE 158 F	Personalized Fitness	1
PE 159 F	Strength Training-Olympic Weights	0.5-2
PE 160 F	Beginning Basketball (formerly Basketball- Recreational)	1
PE 161 F	Body Conditioning and Fitness	1
PE 162 F	Conditioning for Athletes-Strength	1-2
PE 163 F	Kickboxing	1
PE 165 F	Lifetime Fitness	1
PE 167 F	Cardio Kickboxing (formerly Cardio Kick Boxing Aerobics)	1
PE 168 F	Cross Fit Training (formerly Boot Camp Workout)	1
PE 169 F	Advanced Water Polo	1
PE 171 F	Soccer I (formerly Soccer - Recreational)	1
PE 172 F	Competitive Fast Pitch Softball	1
PE 175 F	Volleyball - Club	1
PE 179 F	Intercollegiate Spirit Squad	3
PE 180 F	Baseball	1
PE 181 F	Intermediate/Advanced Basketball (formerly Basketball)	1
PE 182 F	Body Building/Body Development and Weight Lifting	1
PE 183 F	Conditioning for Athletes - Circuit	1-2
PE 185 F	Football - Defense	3
PE 186 F	Football - Offense	3
PE 187 F	Physical Fitness	1
PE 188 F	Self Defense-Boxing	1
PE 189 F	Soccer II (formerly Soccer)	1
PE 191 F	Volleyball-Advanced	0.5-2
PE 192 F	Water Polo	1
PE 193 F	Weight Training/Weight Lifting	1
PE 196 F	Swimming - Recreational	1
PE 199 F	Physical Education Independent Study I	1-2
PE 201 F	Athletic Conditioning Development	1-2
PE 202 F	Intercollegiate Baseball	3
PE 203 F	Intercollegiate Basketball - Men	1
PE 204 F	Intercollegiate Basketball - Women	1
PE 205 F	Intercollegiate Cross Country - Men and Women	3
PE 207 F	Intercollegiate Football	3
PE 208 F	Intercollegiate Golf - Women	2
PE 209 F	Intercollegiate Soccer	3
PE 210 F	Intercollegiate Softball - Women	3
PE 211 F	Intercollegiate Swimming (formerly Swimming - Men)	3
PE 214 F	Intercollegiate Tennis	3
PE 215 F	Intercollegiate Track and Field - Men and Women (formerly Track - Men/Women)	3
PE 217 F	Intercollegiate Sand Volleyball-Women	2
PE 218 F	Intercollegiate Volleyball - Women	2
PE 219 F	Intercollegiate Water Polo	3
PE 220 F	Intercollegiate Lacrosse - Women	3
PE 221 F	Intercollegiate Volleyball - Men	2
PE 222 F	Badminton - Women	2
PE 223 F	Pilates Mat I	1
PE 224 F	Pilates Mat II	1
PE 225 F	Pilates Reformer	2
PE 226 F	Pilates Apparatus	2
PE 286 F	Athletic Skill Development	1-2
PE 296 F	Off Season Athletes - Softball	0.5-3
WELL 230 F	The Body-Mind Connection	3
Total Units		18

Outcome 1: Students will apply theories and methodologies in social behavior and self-development to contribute to their communities in an ethical and collaborative manner.

Outcome 2: Students will formulate strategies for personal development and well-being that demonstrate an understanding of growth, purpose, and health and wellness to plan and create goals for one’s future.

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