One of the following NAS Courses:

• NAS 100 - Introduction to Native American Studies 3 Credits
• NAS 211 - Native American History and Experience 3 Credits
• NAS 212 - Wisconsin Indian Cultures, History, and Contemporary Issues 3 Credits

One of the following SOC courses:

• SOC 225 - Social Problems 3 Credits
• SOC 234 - Sociology of Gender 3 Credits
• SOC 381 - Undoing Racism 3 Credits

Practicum 1 Semester

• EDU 315 - Classroom Management and Conflict Resolution 3 Credits
• EDU 337 - Practicum 1 1-4 Credits
• EDU 376 - Strategies for Teaching Diverse Learners 3 Credits

Practicum 2 Semester

• EDU 338 - Practicum 2 1-4 Credits
• EDU 370 - Social Studies Teaching Methods 3 Credits

Student Teaching Semester

• EDU 448 - Student Teaching Seminar 2 Credits
• EDU 460 - Student Teaching - Secondary 6 - 12 Credits

1. Culture

One of the following:

• ART 230 - Art History I 3 Credits
• ART 231 - Art History II 3 Credits
• ENG 211 - Humanity and Nature in Literature 3 Credits
• HIS 266 - American Material Culture/Objects in Everyday Life and History 3 Credits
• NAS 227 - Native Foodways 3 Credits
• OED 228 - Wilderness Writers and Philosophers 3 Credits

2. Time, Continuity, and Change:

One of the following:

• HIS 101 - United States History to 1865 3 Credits
• HIS 102 - United States History since 1865 3 Credits
• HIS 209 - Gender in the United States Landscape 3 Credits
• HIS 241 - American Environmental History 3 Credits
• HIS 315 - American Foodways 3 Credits

One of the following:

• HIS 242 - European Environmental History 3 Credits
• HIS 260 - Gender in Modern Europe 3 Credits
• HIS 263 - History of the Middle East 3 Credits
• HIS 270 - The Holocaust 3 Credits

3. People, Places, and Environments:

One of the following:

• GIS 201 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 Credits
• GSC 262 - World Regional Geography 3 Credits

4. Individual Development and Identity:

*this section already completed as part of Pre-Program Requirements

• EDU 232 - Learning, Growth and Cognition 3 Credits

• OR

• PSY 227 - Cognitive Psychology 3 Credits

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• PSY 323 - Psychology of Adolescent Development 3 Credits

5. Individuals, Groups, and Institutions:

One of the following SOC courses: (already completed with Statutory Requirements)

• SOC 225 - Social Problems 3 Credits
• SOC 234 - Sociology of Gender 3 Credits
• SOC 381 - Undoing Racism 3 Credits

6. Power, Authority, and Governance:

• SCD 230 - The Political Process 3 Credits

7. Production, Distribution and Consumption:

• ECN 263 - Essentials of Economics 4 Credits

8. Science, Technology, and Society:

One of the following:

• HIS 325 - Nature and Nation: Environment, Art, Ideology 3 Credits
• HIS 334 - Ideology in the 20th Century 3 Credits
• PHL 280 - Nature & Technology 3 Credits

9. Global Connections:

One of the following:

• HIS 111 - History of World Civilizations to 1500 3 Credits
• HIS 112 - History of World Civilizations since 1500 3 Credits
• HIS 263 - History of the Middle East 3 Credits
• IDS 281 - Spring in Italy 4 Credits
• REL 210 - Exploring Religion and Spirituality 3 Credits

10. Civic Ideals and Practices:

One of the following:

• GWS 343 - Queer Ecologies 3 Credits
• HIS 209 - Gender in the United States Landscape 3 Credits
• HIS 241 - American Environmental History 3 Credits
• NAS 260 - Indigenous Environmental Justice 3 Credits
• NAS 362 - Native Women’s Activism 3 Credits
• PHL 226 - Environmental Ethics 3 Credits
• SOC 242 - Sociology of the Environment 3 Credits