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  • IDS 140: Portfolio Assessment

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    Students are introduced to writing portfolios for the purpose of documenting college level learning experience outside the college environment. Topics also include integrating a Christian worldview while reflecting on these life experiences. The final product of the course can be submitted to college faculty to approve college credit in the fields of Business, Computer Science, and other departments subject to the approval of the department chair.
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  • IDS 202Q: Popular Culture

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    This course is designed to help students understand the cultural ideas that shape their lives and influence their actions. Attention is focused on the music, people, and events that have played a major role in American culture since 1950. Time will also be spent critiquing popular media like movies, music, news, and MTV. The goal is to give students the necessary tools for living a life of full-orbed obedience to Jesus Christ. As society moves into the twentyfirst century, today's college students will assume leadership positions in families, churches, government, and careers. This course is designed to help prepare students to serve effectively by understanding the spirits of the age and how they seek students' allegiance. Three credit hours/eight sessions.
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  • IDS 345Q: Athletics ,Sports, and Religion

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    This course is an examination of the powerful role of sports and athletics as almost a religion in American society today. Beginning with the background of the Olympic games of the ancient world, we will explore several challenging ethical issues and behaviors in modern sports today. Has organized sports for children distorted the sense of "play" once associated with games? Should athletes be "role models" for children or not? Has all the money killed the sense of the game in professional sports? Has the continued growth of athletic violence, fights, and even criminal behaviors robbed American society of more than just the multi-billions of dollars spent on athletic contests year after year? We will address these questions and more in this course. We will also look at the positive aspects of athletics as a venue for breaking racial and gender barriers, developing a sense of teamwork, healthy living, and even inspiring patriotism. Students will learn about the athletic world, both ancient and modern, with a goal of gaining a deeper appreciation and understanding of the role of sports in society. Three credit hours/eight sessions.
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  • IDS 347Q: Religion, Sex & Love/Ancient World

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    No course description available.
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  • IDS 461Q: Applied Research Methods I

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    This course is based on lectures and exercises designed to teach students how to make business decisions using their experience, intuition, and researched data. Students design a research project based on a work-related topic, develop and implement a survey instrument, and complete a literature review as part of the research project. The project culminates in a comprehensive paper in Applied Research Methods II. Three credit hours/five sessions.
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  • IDS 471Q: Applied Research Methods II

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    This course requires students to complete and submit the comprehensive research paper begun in Applied Research Methods I. Students must complete the data-gathering process, report results with statistical analyses including charts and graphs, draw conclusions, and make commendations as part of the research project. Three credit hours.
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  • IST 201: Global Culture

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    Global culture through study of methodology, history, economic, political, social, religious, and intellectual ideas. Not accepted in place of SPA or FRE 101-102 or SPA or FRE 201-202.
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  • IST 401: Semester Abroad

    12.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    Prereq: Junior or senior standing. Study abroad or international internship during junior or senior year. May include study abroad through council studies (COS) or other accredited academic institution, or semester abroad specific to student's culture of interest. For international students or those with substantial international experience, a 12-hour cross culturally significant internship in a firm, organization, agency, or institution may be accepted.
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  • IST 402: Special Project

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    Reflects assimilation of knowledge from semester abroad, Christian worldview, and international studies curricula.
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  • IST 450: Internship

    3.00 Credits
    Belhaven University

    This course is designed to give the student practical experience in either conducting a specific research project or in a professional position within an approved private firm or public agency. This course is open only to students majoring in international studies. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required and approval by the supervising dean must be obtained, as well as letters of recommendation from two faculty members (one should be the internship supervisor). The course may be graded on a letter bases or on a pass or fail, at the request of the faculty supervisor and the student.
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