Effective Fall,
2010 if/when Senate Approved
Medical
Scholars Program
Program
Requirements
(See the
University Catalog for additional information)
Minimum
Program Requirements
(
Bachelor of
Arts Degree in Liberal Studies (BALS) Degree
I. LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
(The following are required)
BISC 207 - Introductory
Biology I
BISC 208 - Introductory
Biology II
BISC 306 - General
Physiology
BISC 403 - Genetic
and Evolutionary Biology
BISC 408 - Mammalian
Histology (Eliminate
requirement)
CHEM 103 - General
Chemistry
CHEM 104 - General
Chemistry
CHEM 321 - Organic
Chemistry & Lab
CHEM 322 - Organic
Chemistry & Lab
PHYS 201 - Introductory
Physics I
PHYS 202 - Introductory
Physics II
Select one of the following two courses:
BISC 401 - Molecular Biology of the Cell
or
CHEM 527 - Introduction to Biochemistry
II. HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
(9 credits from among the following
are required)
HIST 382 - History of Western Medicine
HIST 449 - Seminar: Science,
Technology and Medicine
HDFS 201 - Life Span Development (formerly IFST 201)
HDFS 221 - Child Development II: 3 To 10 (formerly IFST 221)
HDFS 270 - Families and Development Disabilities (formerly IFST 270)
HDFS 329 - Adolescent Development (formerly IFST 329)
HDFS 401 - Foundations of Human Sexuality (formerly IFST 401)
HDFS 403 - Concepts in Gerontology (formerly IFST 403)
PSYC 325 - Child Psychology
PSYC 420 - Mental Illness: Historical
and Cultural Perspectives
POSC/SOCI 343 - Society, Politics
and Healthcare
POSC 653 - Politics and Healthcare
SOCI 311 - Sociology
of Health & Illness (new title)
SOCI 313 - Mental Health & Well-Being (additional course option)
SOCI 349 - Aging & Society (additional course option)
WOMS 233 - Women, Biology and Medicine
WOMS 389 - Topics: Women and Health
Issues
III. MEDICAL PRACTICA
(select 2 of 3 practica for 3
credits each…6 credits total)
ARSC 480 - Issues in Healthcare for Children and Families
ARSC 482 - Issues in Public Health-Economics
SOCI 410 - Health Services Practicum and Seminar
IV. MEDICAL SCHOLARS SPECIALIZATION
(a minimum of 6 credit hours in any one of the following
three
specialization areas are required)
A.
BIOETHICS
PHIL 202 - Contemporary
Moral Problems
PHIL 203 - Ethics
PHIL 241 –Ethical Issues in Health Care
PHIL 246 - Philosophical
Perspectives of Medicine
PHIL 313 - Killing
and Letting Die
PHIL/WOMS 389 - Topics: Women and Health Issues
PHIL 444 - Medical
Ethics
B. ADMINISTRATION
AND PUBLIC POLICY
ACCT 200 - Survey of Accounting
ECON 100 - Economic Issues and Policies
ECON 390 - Economics
of Health Care (ECON 151 is
a pre-requisite)
BUAD 100 - Introduction to Business
UAPP 657 - Health Policy (seniors only, ECON 100 or 151
recommended)
C. TRANSLATIONAL
RESEARCH
Students participate in projects in basic clinical research
under the supervision of faculty at the
Research Methods:
HESC 400 - Research Methods (STAT 200 pre-requisite)
College of
Arts & Sciences students:
BISC
643 - Biological Data Analysis
Or
STAT
200 - Basic Statistical Methods
BISC 451 or UNIV 401 - Senior Thesis
BISC 452 or UNIV 402 - Senior Thesis
V. MSP/COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS
MATH 241
FYE/DLE
ENGL 110
Foreign Language Proficiency (intermediate level)
Multicultural Requirement
Second Writing Course
College of Arts and Science Group Breadth Requirements: Group
A - Creative Arts and Humanities (9
cr) Group B - Culture and Institutions Over Time (9
cr) Group C - Human Beings and Their Environment (9 cr) Group D - Study of Natural Phenomena (10 cr)
BALS-MSP
Degree: 124 credits (60 cr. at 300 level)