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| 20 Credits |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| A combined “C” average (GPA 2.0 or higher) of minor courses is expected. |  |  | Each student should choose elective minor courses in consultation with their\u003Cbr>preceptor/advisor. |  |  |\n| GEN 1138 Perspectives on Childhood | (4) |  | Historical Perspectives or Contemporary Issues Elective |  | (4) |\n| Historical Perspectives Elective | (4) |  | Capstone (see Options A & B below ) |  | (4) |\n| Contemporary Issues Elective | (4) |  | Alternate course selections may be approved by the minor coordinator. |  |  |\n| Historical Perspectives Electives:\u003Cbr>GAH 3617 Meanings of Motherhood\u003Cbr>GEN 2126 The Urban Teacher\u003Cbr>GEN 2238 The Holocaust in Children’s Literature GEN 2308 Children of the Holocaust\u003Cbr>GEN 3245 Multicultural Children’s Literature GIS 3667 Families and Genocide\u003Cbr>GIS 4638 Adolescent Culture\u003Cbr>GSS 2181 History of Childbirth in America GSS 2324 History of Play in 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EDUC 2231 Development of the Learner EDUC 2241 Inclusive Learning in Education GIS 3205 Battered Children: Social Construct GSS 2207 The Amazing Baby\u003Cbr>GSS 2337 Gender & Aggressive Behavior GSS 2642 Contemporary American Education GSS 3102 Effects of Media on Children GSS 3176 Youth in The Wire & Beyond GSS 3244 Children and Crime\u003Cbr>GSS 3360 Schools of the Future PSYC 3391 Educational Psychology\u003Cbr>PSYC 3605 Psychology of Eating Disorders PSYC 3705 Research on Childhood & Adolescence SOCY 2290 Schools and Society\u003Cbr>SOWK 3650 Topics in Child Welfare\u003Cbr>SOWK 3670 Child Welfare Services & Practice |  |  |\n| Capstone Option A (choose one):\u003Cbr>ANTH 3904 Community Partnership\u003Cbr>EDUC 4600 Intermediate Fieldwork\u003Cbr>GSS 3184 Community Schools: Urban Change... 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