20-21 Bacone College Academic Catalog
19. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
19.3. Bachelor of Arts in Family Studies Education (non-licensure)
The Mission of the Bachelor of Arts in Family Studies Education is to promote understanding of the consistent and dynamic factors found today in American families, and to equip students with the knowledge and practical skill sets to meet the needs of families found in current society.
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Demonstrate an understanding of the complexity
of individual and family development across the life span in diverse contexts
and changing environments.
· Demonstrate an ability to evaluate and apply research and theory to practice and policy.
· Analyze processes, policies and contextual factors that affect the delivery of human services to individuals and families.
· Demonstrate professional, ethical, and culturally sensitive standards of conduct.
· Demonstrate knowledge and competence in helping, leadership, and administrative skills for human services.
· Apply theoretical models of the major in clinical settings.
Completers of the Bachelor of Arts in Family Studies Education will be able to:
· Identify and describe the role of Families in American Society.
· Analyze the socio-economic, emotional and educational needs of people at various stages of their life.
· Design research based and principled practices in the formation, implementation and evaluation of a variety of family experiences.
· Construct a personal philosophy of service learning to the community at large and its role in being an ethical professional with human service practice.
· Identify and Implement successful strategies regarding community based education for learners of varying age and social background.
· Construct, Implement, and Evaluate action plans to meet specific family needs.
Indicators of Success
· Successful completion of course work with a GPA of 2.5 in all courses listed in the minor.
· Successful completion of field experiences in community and educational settings. Educational settings are not limited to those of a public school.
Course sequencing for the Bachelor of Arts in Family Studies Degree
First Year Fall Semester
ENG 1113 English Composition I
AIS 1103 American Indian Studies
REL ____3 Religion Course
CLE 1103 First Year Seminar
FSE 1003 Introduction to Family Studies Education
_________ * Foreign Language Requirement (if applicable) Spanish or Native Language
15 Credit Hours
First Year Spring Semester
ENG 1213 English Composition II
SPC 1713 Speaking and Thinking Critically
MTH 1513 College Algebra
AES ____3 Treasuring the Arts
________4 Science Course w/Lab (4 CR HR)
16 Credit Hours
Second Year Fall Semester
PED 2002 Educational Technology
PED 1002 Introduction to Education
ESE 2112 Personal Health
ECH 2203 Health, Safety, and Nutrition
FSE 2333 Ethnic and Non-Traditional Families
PED 2603 Human Growth and Development
_______3 Lower Division Emphasis Course I
18 Credit Hours
Second Year Spring Semester
FSE 2203 Addiction in the Family
SOC 2223 The Family
LOGIC 3213 Introduction to Critical Thinking and Informal Logic
FSE 2103 Families with Special Needs
________3 Lower Division Emphasis Course II
15 Credit Hours
Third Year Fall Semester
HIS 3333 Poverty in America
ECH 3103 Families, Schools and Communities
PED 3113 Multicultural Education
PED 3103 Educational Psychology
________3 Upper Division Emphasis I
FSE 3222 Family Finance
17 Credit Hours
Third Year Spring Semester
FSE 3403 Education of the Adult Population
PED 3203 Education of Exceptional Child
FSE 3113 Media and the Family
FSE 3333 Community Resources for the Family
SOC 1113 Introduction to Sociology
15 Credit Hours
Fourth Year Fall Semester
FSE 4113 Research Proposal in Family Studies
FSE 4223 Death and Dying
FSE 3103 Aging and the Family
REA 3003 Children’s Lit, Literacy and Technology
ART/THE ____ 3 hours
15 Credit Hours
Fourth Year Spring Semester
FSE 4116 Practicum in Family Studies
FSE 4153 Applications of Family Case Theory
_______3 Upper Division Emphasis II
12 Credit hours
124 Total Credit Hours in the Bachelor of Science in Family Studies Education Degree.