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Accounting A rapidly changing world necessitates frequent changes in occupations and careers. The future appears promising and stable for those qualified in accounting, management, finance, and office operations. This is true in business, professional, social, educational, religious, health-related fields and personal business venture areas.
It is important for the student majoring in accounting to acquire the necessary technical knowlwedge and business skills related to a particular field of interest. It also is very important to obtain an education involving the successful completion of courses in the various liberal arts areas of the university curriculum.
Accounting majors are placed in both public and private accounting as well as in governmental accounting positions. Some accounting majors will desire and qualify to sit for the C.P.A. examination and will become certified public accountants upon successful completion of the rigorous requirements set by the Board of Accountancy of the State of Kansas.
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• ACCT 2113 - Financial Accounting
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• ACCT 2123 - Managerial Accounting
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• ACCT 2883 - Selected Topics: Accounting
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• ACCT 3033 - Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
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• ACCT 3043 - Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
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• ACCT 3053 - Taxation 1
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• ACCT 3063 - Cost Accounting
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• ACCT 3073 - Taxation 2
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• ACCT 3991 - Workshop: Accounting
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• ACCT 4023 - Accounting Information Systems
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• ACCT 4033 - Auditing Principles
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• ACCT 4043 - Advanced Accounting Problems
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• ACCT 4883 - Selected Topics: Accounting
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• ACCT 4951 - Cooperative Education: Accounting
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• ACCT 4952 - Cooperative Education: Accounting
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• ACCT 4953 - Cooperative Education: Accounting
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• ACCT 4991 - Independent Study: Accounting
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Agribusiness |
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• AGBS 2003 - Principles of Agribusiness
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• AGBS 3003 - Agricultural Economics
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• AGBS 3013 - Agricultural Commodities Market
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• AGBS 3023 - Agricultural Marketing and Sales
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• AGBS 4713 - Agricultural Ethics and Sustainability
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Anthropology Anthropology is the study of the origins, historical and cultural development, variety, distribution, customs, integration into the environment and social relationships of humankind.
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• ANTH 1003 - Introduction to Anthropology
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• ANTH 1013 - Cultural Anthropology
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• ANTH 2003 - Comparative World Religions
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• ANTH 2883 - Selected Topics: Anthropology
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• ANTH 3991 - Workshop:Anthropology
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• ANTH 4031 - Forensic Science Lab
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• ANTH 4032 - Forensic Science
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• ANTH 4881 - Selected Topics: Anthropology
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• ANTH 4882 - Selected Topics: Anthropology
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• ANTH 4883 - Selected Topics: Anthropology
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Art Using a studio approach to course study in the visual arts, art majors gain the requisite conceptual and technical skills that encompass the basis of the visual language. With the academic home for the visual arts located within the Liberal Arts curriculum, art majors at Newman take advantage of the entire Liberal Arts faculty in their study of art. Through this broad grounding, the student is trained to give artistic expression to the complexity of human experience and to utilize their unique perspective to comment upon and contribute to betterment of their communities.
Training in technique, exposure to historical perspectives, principles of design, and grounding in diverse media enables Newman visual arts students to develop the heightened sense of aesthetic awareness needed in today’s art and design professions.
Emphasis is placed on nurturing the individual voice as it finds its way within the techniques of the specific artistic discipline.
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• ART 1013 - Art Appreciation
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• ART 1033 - Drawing for Non-Art Majors
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• ART 1053 - Painting for Non-Majors
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• ART 1103 - Visual Communication Software
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• ART 2023 - Photography 1
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• ART 2043 - Painting 1
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• ART 2103 - Handbuilding with Clay 1
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• ART 2113 - Throwing With Clay 1
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• ART 2223 - Drawing Foundations
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• ART 2233 - Design Foundations
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• ART 2243 - 3D Design Foundation
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• ART 2313 - Printmaking 1
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• ART 2363 - Media and Culture for the Non-Art Major
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• ART 2413 - Typography for the Non-Art Major
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• ART 2883 - Selected Topics: Art
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• ART 3023 - Photography 2
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• ART 3033 - Performative Installation
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• ART 3043 - Painting 2
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• ART 3103 - Handbuilding with Clay 2
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• ART 3113 - Throwing with Clay 2
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• ART 3123 - Digital Imaging 1
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• ART 3153 - History of Graphic Design
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• ART 3223 - Drawing 2
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• ART 3233 - Design 2
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• ART 3243 - Sculpture 2
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• ART 3313 - Printmaking 2
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• ART 3363 - Digital Media and Culture 1
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• ART 3373 - Responsive Design
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• ART 3423 - Typography
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• ART 3433 - Layout & Production
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• ART 3503 - Ancient and Renaissance Art
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• ART 3533 - Materials and Processes
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• ART 3543 - Design Thinking and Data Visualization
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• ART 3991 - Workshop: Art
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• ART 3993 - Workshop: Art
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• ART 4003 - Figure Drawing
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• ART 4023 - Aesthetics
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• ART 4033 - Public Art and Community Practice
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• ART 4043 - Painting 3
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• ART 4083 - Digital Media and Culture 2
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• ART 4123 - Digital Imaging 2
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• ART 4133 - Design Thinking and the Human-Centered Design
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• ART 4153 - Modern Art
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• ART 4183 - User Experience Design Research and Testing
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• ART 4203 - Handbuilding with Clay 3
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• ART 4213 - Throwing With Clay 3
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• ART 4223 - Advanced Drawing
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• ART 4243 - Sculpture 3
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• ART 4313 - Printmaking 3
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• ART 4763 - Advanced Art Studio
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• ART 4773 - Senior Capstone
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• ART 4883 - Selected Topics: Art
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• ART 4951 - Cooperative Education: Art
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• ART 4952 - Cooperative Education: Art
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• ART 4953 - Cooperative Education: Art
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• ART 4991 - Independent Study: Art
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• ART 4993 - Independent Study: Art
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Biology The Department of Biology aims to provide information of the fundamental biological concepts and techniques to enable students to understand, interpret, and appreciate the world of life.
Programs in biology are offered to provide adequate preparation for programs in medicine, dentistry, and allied health fields. Both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degrees are offered with a major in biology to provide greater flexibility in choice of electives and to enable the students to acquire a sound background for careers in the biological disciplines or specialty they propose to follow in graduate school. The Sports Medicine minor at Newman University is intended for students who are interested in academic disciplines including physical education, pre-physical therapy, coaching, pre-chiropractic, nutrition, nursing, pre-medicine, pre-occupational therapy, pre-athletic training and entry-level graduate education.
This program will provide interested students with the academic background and the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in sports medicine. Students will get hands-on experience through internship and out-of-the-classroom opportunities such as serving as an assistant trainer for our athletic teams or working at physical therapy rehabilitation centers. This minor is designed to meet the growing interest in a program of study that integrates exercise and health sciences with the practical aspects of human performances. By completing this program students have an opportunity to acquire important knowledge as they learn about anatomy, human movement, nutrition, and sports injuries. In essence, this program is designed to provide a foundation for those students wishing to complete an advanced degree or for those students who may be interested in applying to a professional school.
Before enrolling in a course which has a prerequisite course listed, the student must have earned a grade of “C” or better in the prerequisite course. For classes having a corresponding laboratory, both the lecture and the laboratory courses must be taken concurrently unless one of the courses has already been successfully completed with a grade of “C” or better.
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• BIOL 1001 - Human Biology, Health and Environment Lab
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• BIOL 1003 - Human Biology, Health and Environment
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• BIOL 1011 - General Biology 1 Lab
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• BIOL 1013 - General Biology 1
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• BIOL 1021 - General Biology 2 Lab
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• BIOL 1023 - General Biology 2
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• BIOL 2022 - Medical Terminology
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• BIOL 2031 - Human Anatomy Identification Lab
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• BIOL 2032 - Human Anatomy
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• BIOL 2041 - Microbiology Lab
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• BIOL 2042 - Microbiology
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