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The history of Western art music with emphasis on analysis and the interconnection of music with religion, philosophy and economics from 1900 to the present.

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(POSC 220) Historical Systems of Power

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(POSC 304) Quantitative Political Research

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(POSC 318) Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

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(POSC 354) Legal Research and Writing

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(POSC 356) International Legal Drafting and Transactions

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(POSC 358) Comparative Law

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(POSC 362) International Political Economy

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(POSC 364) Conflict Bargaining and Management

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(POSC 366) Politics and Economics of the Developing World

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(POSC 386) Pacific Regionalism and Conflict

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(POSC 420) Complexity and Public Policy

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(POSC 470) International Relations Theory

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(POSC 498R) Political Science Internship

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(POSC 499) Political Science Research and Writing

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(REL 200) The Eternal Family

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(REL 211) New Testament I

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(REL 212) New Testament II

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(REL 225) Foundations of the Restoration

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(REL 250) Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel

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(REL 261) Family History (Genealogy)

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(REL 275) The Teachings and Doctrine of the Book of Mormon

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(REL 301) Old Testament I

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(REL 302) Old Testament II

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(REL 304) Writings of Isaiah

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(REL 324) Doctrine and Covenants I

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(REL 325) Doctrine and Covenants II

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(REL 327) Pearl of Great Price

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(REL 333) Teachings of the Living Prophets

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(REL 341) Latter-day Saint History 1805-1844

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(REL 345) Church History in the Pacific

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(REL 351) The Gospel and World Religions

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(REL 390R) Special Topics in Religion

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(REL 391R) Special Topics in Scripture

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(REL 431) Doctrines of the Gospel

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(REL 471) Fundamentals of Gospel Teaching

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(REL 480) Church Organization and Leadership

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(SOCW 160) Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work

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(SOCW 357) Human Behavior in the Social Environment I

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(SOCW 359) Human Behavior in the Social Environment II

Provides a multidimensional view of human development from youngadulthood through the end of life utilizing a systems approach to infuse biological, psychological, social, spiritual, and developmental frameworks that organize human behavior.

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(SOCW 362) Social Work Practice With Individuals

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(SOCW 364) Social Work Practice With Families and Groups

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(SOCW 366) Social Welfare Policy

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(SOCW 368) Social Welfare in Asia and the Pacific

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(SOCW 463) Social Services for Children

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(SOCW 467) Non-Government Program Development and Evaluation

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(SOCW 468) Community Mental Health

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(SOCW 469) Aging: A Global Concern

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(SOCW 470) Social Work with Substance Abusers

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(SOCW 490) Practicum Preparation Seminar

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(SOCW 491L) Field Practicum Seminar

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(SOCW 491R) Field Practicum

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(SOCW 495R) Independent Study

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(SOCW 496R) Student Research

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(TESOL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in TESOL

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(TESOL 240) Introduction to TESOL

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(TESOL 310) TESOL Principles and Methods

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(TESOL 324) Teaching Listening

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(TESOL 327) Teaching Speaking

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(TESOL 328) Teaching Reading

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(TESOL 329) Teaching Writing

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(TESOL 330) Teaching English to Young Learners

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(TESOL 375) Observation in TESOL

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(TESOL 380) Internship Preparation

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(TESOL 390R) Special Topics in TESOL

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(TESOL 399R) Internship in TESOL

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(TESOL 405) Technology Assisted Language Instruction

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(TESOL 425) Teaching Vocabulary

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(TESOL 426) Teaching Grammar

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(TESOL 490) TESOL Senior Seminar

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Asian Empires and Societies (POSC 343R)

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Asian Governments and International Relations (POSC 340)

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Book of Mormon I (REL 121)

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Book of Mormon II (REL 122)

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Broadway Revue (MUSC 235R)

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Careers in Music (MUSC 401)

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Chamber Music (MUSC 248R)

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Chamber Orchestra (MUSC 247R)

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Collaborative Arts for Pianists (MUSC 344R)

Pianists learn the art of collaborative interpretation with instrumentalists and vocalists. Skills are emphasized including sight-reading, following, setting tempo, and clef reading. Master-class attendance required.

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Computer and Technology Assisted Instruction (EDU 305)

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Concert Choir (MUSC 225R)

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Conducting (MUSC 202)

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Contemporary Vocal Methods (MUSC 364)

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Diction for Singers: English and Italian (MUSC 276)

Language diction for singers: English and Italian lyric diction with an introduction to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as a tool for studying speech sounds of sung language.

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Diction for Singers: French (MUSC 278)

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Diction for Singers: German (MUSC 277)