Type of Action:
| Course Deletion | x | Requisite Change | ||
| Course Revision | Repeatability Change | |||
| Description Change | Diversity Option | |||
| Title Change | General Education Option | |||
| Number Change | area: | |||
| Contact Hour Change | Computer Requirement | |||
| Credit Change | Writing Requirement | |||
| Add Cross-listing | Other | |||
| Effective Term: 2007 (fall 2000) | ||
| New/Current Course Number: 840 - 494 / | Crosslist Number: - / | |
| Old Course Number: ________-______/_______ | ||
| New/Current Course Title: | Seminar in Psychology |
| 15 Character Abbreviation: | |
| 25 Character Abbreviation: | |
| Sponsor(s): | Meg Waraczynski |
| Department(s): | Psychology |
| College(s): | Letters and Sciences |
| Other Programs Affected: |
Check if course is required in: ____Major/Emphasis (specify):
____Minor/Emphasis (specify):
____Other (specify):
Attach the following:
I. Detailed explanation of changes (use FROM/TO format)
FROM: Prerequisite: 12 credits in psychology and consent of instructor
TO: Prerequisite: 12 credits in psychology or consent of instructor
II. Justification for action
Seminar topics vary widely and often encompass inter- and multidisciplinary topics such as Psychology and Law, Group Processes, and Qualitative Methods of Inquiry, to mention a few recent offerings. Some students may have sufficient background for a particular seminar topic from course work or experiences outside of psychology, therefore this change in prerequisite opens enrollment in this course to a broader range of students.