Course Descriptions

Course Filter
Filter this list of courses using course prefix, course code, keywords or any combination.
Prefix:	Code or Number:	Keyword or Phrase:
Choose Course Prefix	Choose Course Number	Choose Keyword
Find whole word or phrase only.


English
	• ENG 390 - African American Literature and Culture
	• ENG 394 - Editing and Publishing Internship
	• ENG 398 - Applied Writing: On-Campus Internship
	• ENG 399 - Internship
	• ENG 431 - Advanced Creative Writing Workshop
	• ENG 435 - Creative Writing Portfolio Capstone
	• ENG 450 - Advanced Topics
	• ENG 475 - Postcolonial Literature
	• ENG 477 - Gender and Literature
Environmental Studies
	• ENVS 420 - Research
	• ENVS 460 - Environmental Studies Capstone Seminar
	• ENVS 480 - Internship
Exercise Science
	• EXSC 103 - Introduction to Exercise Science
	• EXSC 210 - First Aid and Safety
	• EXSC 211 - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
	• EXSC 212 - Human Fitness Assessment
	• EXSC 214 - Taping Skills Laboratory
	• EXSC 215 - Anatomical Structure and Function
	• EXSC 310 - Advanced Athletic Training
	• EXSC 313 - Biomechanics
	• EXSC 314 - Evaluation Skills Laboratory
	• EXSC 315 - Evaluation and Taping Fundamentals
	• EXSC 322 - Exercise Testing
	• EXSC 334 - HHP Practicum
	• EXSC 341 - Exercise Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids
	• EXSC 360 - Corporate and Worksite Wellness
	• EXSC 386 - Teaching Group Exercise
	• EXSC 413 - Exercise Physiology I
	• EXSC 414 - Exercise Physiology II
	• EXSC 417 - Physical Activity Epidemiology
	• EXSC 422 - Musculoskeletal Injuries
	• EXSC 431 - Exercise Management of Chronic Diseases
	• EXSC 433 - Therapeutic Exercise and Modalities
	• EXSC 436 - Internship in Exercise Science
	• EXSC 441 - Fitness Industry Management Principles
	• EXSC 460 - Seminar in Exercise Science
	• EXSC 461 - Exercise Prescription
Greek
	• GRK 211 - Introductory New Testament Greek I
	• GRK 212 - Intermediate New Testament Greek II
	• GRK 321 - Elements of Greek Exegesis
	• GRK 322 - Advanced Greek Exegesis
	• GRK 450 - Advanced Topics
Health Education
	• HED 200 - Health Promotion and Education
	• HED 220 - Core Concepts of Health
	• HED 300 - Community and Public Health
	• HED 322 - Global Health
	• HED 357 - Death and the Human Experience
	• HED 361 - Drugs in Society
	• HED 372 - Environmental Health
	• HED 373 - Health and Aging
	• HED 382 - Health Psychology and Behavior
	• HED 425 - Health and Sexuality Education
	• HED 430 - Community and Public Health Internship
	• HED 431 - Program Planning and Evaluation
	• HED 435 - Strategies and Practice in Health Promotion
	• HED 442 - Biostatistics and Epidemiology
	• HED 450 - Advanced Topics
Hebrew
	• HEBR 211 - Introductory Hebrew I
	• HEBR 212 - Introductory Hebrew II
	• HEBR 321 - Elements of Hebrew Exegesis
	• HEBR 322 - Advanced Hebrew Exegesis
	• HEBR 450 - Advanced Topics
History Courses that qualify as upper-level western history courses are designated with (w) and upper-level non-western courses with (nw).
	• HIST 106 - History Seminar
	• HIST 111 - World History I: The Ancient World to 1500
	• HIST 112 - World History II: The Modern World
	• HIST 211 - American History I: Colonial Era to the Civil War
	• HIST 212 - American History II: Gilded Age to the Present
	• HIST 321 - The Civil War and Reconstruction (w)
	• HIST 323 - The Quakers (w)
	• HIST 324 - Medieval Europe (w)
	• HIST 335 - Religion in America (w)
	• HIST 341 - African History (nw)
	• HIST 356 - History and Politics of the Modern Middle East (nw)
	• HIST 358 - History and Politics of East Asia: China and Japan (nw)
	• HIST 360 - Classical Greece and Rome (w)
	• HIST 362 - Ohio History and Government (w)
	• HIST 366 - History of Christian Missions and World Christianity (w or nw)
	• HIST 373 - Urban and Local Studies
	• HIST 381 - History of Latin America (nw)
	• HIST 436 - Early Modern and Modern Europe (w)
	• HIST 442 - History Senior Seminar
	• HIST 445 - Women in American History (w)
	• HIST 450 - Advanced Topics
	• HIST 455 - U.S. Since 1945 (w)
	• HIST 461 - History of World Religions (nw)
	• HIST 480 - Internship
Interdepartmental Courses
	• FS 101 - Conservation of Natural Resources
	• FS 103 - Survey of Natural Areas
	• FS 105 - Art Analysis Workshop
	• FS 250 - Field Study
	• FS 250 - Stratford/Shaw Festivals
	• FS 350 - Field Study
	• FS 350 - Stratford/Shaw Festivals
	• GEN 100 - The College Experience
	• GEN 105 - Writing Skills
	• GEN 111 - Prior Learning Assessment
	• GEN 225 - Global Studies: (Topic)
	• GEN 240 - Sophomore Portfolio
	• GEN 415 - Gender Studies Independent Project
	• GEN 460 - Faith in the World Seminar

Page: 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8

Malone University - Christ’s Kingdom First

Contact Info

Course Descriptions