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Undergraduate Day Catalog 2014-2015 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Courses

 

Music

Special Note on Fees: The Applied Music Fee is charged for every course registered.

APPLIED MUSIC
Instruction in applied areas of music performance is available to all PBA students either for credit or through the School’s Preparatory Division. Applied music courses may not be audited; all applied music courses must be taken for credit. Persons seeking credit must meet certain proficiency standards in the applied area sought for study; if such proficiencies are not met, students must enroll in class study until the required proficiency level for private study is attained. Students who are not music majors or minors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation; registration in a particular course does not guarantee instruction. All areas of applied music are offered in fall and spring semesters. An audition is required before credit will be given for study in an applied major area or applied principal area. If a student withdraws from an applied music course after the second week of classes, the applied music fee cannot be refunded. Applied music course numbers consist of the MUS prefix followed by a letter that indicates the particular area of instruction, as follows:

MUSI Instrumental Applied Music
Brass, woodwinds, strings, percussion, & guitar.

MUSK Keyboard Applied Music Piano and organ.

MUSV Vocal Applied Music
Course numbers are given for lower level and upper level study. Admission to upper level study is granted upon successful completion of the fourth semester jury and recommendation of the applied instructor. Each course number may be repeated for credit up to four times, for a total of eight semesters.
  

  • MUSI 3151 - Saxophone Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3152 - Saxophone Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3192 - Sixty-minute Woodwind Principal (Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Saxophone)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


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  • MUSI 3211 - Horn Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3212 - Horn Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3221 - Trumpet Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3222 - Trumpet Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3231 - Low Brass Principal (trombone, euphonium, tuba)

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3232 - Low Brass Major (trombone, euphonium, tuba)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


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  • MUSI 3292 - Sixty-minute Brass Principal (Horn, Trumpet, Low Brass)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3311 - Upper Strings Principal (violin, viola)

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3312 - Upper Strings Major (violin, viola)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3331 - Lower Strings Principal (cello, double bass)

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3332 - Lower Strings Major (cello, double bass)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3392 - Sixty-minute String Principal (Upper and Lower Strings)

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3411 - Guitar Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3412 - Guitar Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3492 - Sixty-minute Guitar Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3511 - Percussion Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3512 - Percussion Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3592 - Sixty-minute Percussion Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3911 - Music Major—Instrument Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSI 3921 - Non-Music Major—Instrument Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 1311  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1102 - Piano Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1202 - Organ Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1301 - Piano Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1392 - Sixty-minute Piano Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1401 - Organ Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1492 - Sixty-minute Organ Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1811 - Music Major—Piano Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 2331  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1821 - Non-Music Major—Piano Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 2331  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 1911 - Organ Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 2331  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3102 - Piano Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3202 - Organ Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3301 - Piano Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3392 - Sixty-minute Piano Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3401 - Organ Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3492 - Sixty-minute Organ Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3811 - Music Major—Piano Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 2331  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSK 3911 - Organ Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 2331  or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1102 - Voice Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1121 - Voice Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1141 - Music Major—Voice Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 1351 or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1151 - Non-Music Major—Voice Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 1351 or Permission of Instructor.
    Corequisite: MUSA 1001  or other appropriate Vocal Ensemble
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1161 - Voice Principal, Popular Music

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001  or other appropriate Vocal Ensemble1
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 1192 - Sixty-minute Voice Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3102 - Voice Major

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music for performance majors (music majors) in the B.Mus. program. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one hour studio class each week.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3121 - Voice Principal

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3141 - Music Major—Voice Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 1351 or Permission of Instructor
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3151 - Non-Music Major—Voice Secondary

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Private thirty-minute lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Interview with applied music instructor is required. Open to all PBA students. Students who are not music majors must complete an application with the appropriate applied division coordinator each semester prior to receiving registration confirmation.

    Prerequisite: MUS 1351 or Permission of Instructor.
    Corequisite: MUSA 1001  or other appropriate Vocal Ensemble
    Applied Music Fee (30-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3161 - Voice Principal, Popular Music

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    Forty-five-minute private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music. Admission is by audition only. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001  or other appropriate Vocal Ensemble1
    Applied Music Fee (45-minute lesson per week).


    View textbook information.
  

  • MUSV 3192 - Sixty-minute Voice Principal

    2 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    One-hour private lessons in vocal, instrumental, or keyboard music as requested and approved by the applied teacher. All students enrolled in this course will be examined by an applied music jury at the end of each semester and must perform in Recital Seminar; requirements are the same as performance majors. Requires attendance at a one-hour studio class each week. Open to non-music majors when space is available.

    Corequisite: MUS 0110  and MUSA 1001  or MUSA 3001 
    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


    View textbook information.

Music Ensembles

Course numbers are given for lower level and upper level study. Admission to upper level study is granted upon successful completion of four semesters of lower level study and/or recommendation of the ensemble director. Each course number may be repeated for credit up to four times, for a total of eight semesters. Membership in ensembles is open to all PBA students. Standard Ensembles (Oratorio Chorus, Concert Choir, Women’s Chorale, PBA Symphony, and Symphonic Band) are offered each semester. Additional ensembles are offered as enrollment permits. Contact the department of music for information on ensemble offerings, openings in particular groups, and audition requirements for those groups requiring an audition. In order to maintain an annual calendar of performances, membership in an ensemble normally requires participation for both Fall and Spring semesters of an academic year.
No ensemble may be audited; ensemble courses must be taken for credit.
  

  • MUSA 1001 - Oratorio Chorus

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    A large choral union performing the choral masterpieces of the centuries, usually accompanied by orchestra. No audition required.


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  • MUSA 1021 - Concert Choir

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    A select chorus of highly specialized voices performing choral repertoire of all periods. Audition required; auditions are normally held in April for the following year. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 1061 - PBA Singers

    A select group of voices performing chamber choir repertoire, motets, madrigals, as well as popular music. Members are also required to be in Concert Choir. Auditions are normally held in April for the following year. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 1121 - Brass Ensemble

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1141 - Percussion Ensemble

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1161 - String Ensemble

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1181 - Woodwind Ensemble

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1201 - Guitar Ensemble

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1301 - Collegium Musicum

    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing early music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1401 - Handbell Choir

    Ensemble(s) performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1501 - Women’s Chorale

    A female choral group performing classical and popular SSA and SSAA choral literature. Non-music majors with previous choral experience are welcome by permission of the conductor. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 1601 - Symphonic Band

    A community band of students and local semi-professional players performing standard band literature of all periods. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 1701 - Jazz Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A community ensemble of students and local semi-professional players. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 1711 - Pop-Rock Lab Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A laboratory ensemble to perform music in contemporary popular genres; the ensemble will perform and record student projects as needed from courses within the popular music and mass media programs. Audition required.

    Applied Music Class Fee


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  • MUSA 1761 - World Music Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing ethnic music. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3001 - Oratorio Chorus

    1 (EACH SEMESTER) Credit Hour(s)
    A large choral union performing the choral masterpieces of the centuries, usually accompanied by orchestra. No audition required.


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  • MUSA 3021 - Concert Choir

    A select chorus of highly specialized voices performing choral repertoire of all periods. Audition required; auditions are normally held in April for the following year. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 3061 - PBA Singers

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    A select group of voices performing chamber choir repertoire, motets, madrigals, as well as popular music. Members are also required to be in Concert Choir. Auditions are normally held in April for the following year. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 3101 - PBA Symphony

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A community orchestra of students and local semi-professional players performing standard symphonic repertoire. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 3121 - Brass Ensemble

    0 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3141 - Percussion Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3161 - String Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3181 - Woodwind Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3201 - Guitar Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3301 - Collegium Musicum

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing early music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3401 - Handbell Choir

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) performing chamber music for the concert hall and church. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3501 - Women’s Chorale

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A female choral group performing classical and popular SSA and SSAA choral literature. Non-music majors with previous choral experience are welcome by permission of the conductor. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 3601 - Symphonic Band

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A community band of students and local semi-professional players performing standard band literature of all periods. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members. Purchase of concert attire required.


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  • MUSA 3701 - Jazz Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A community ensemble of students and local semi-professional players. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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  • MUSA 3711 - Pop-Rock Lab Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    A laboratory ensemble to perform music in contemporary popular genres; the ensemble will perform and record student projects as needed from courses within the popular music and mass media programs. Audition required.

    Applied Music Class Fee


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  • MUSA 3761 - World Music Ensemble

    1 Credit Hour(s)
    Ensemble(s) of varying sizes and design performing ethnic music. Auditions are required at the beginning of each semester for new members.


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Music Composition Lessons
  

  • MUSC 1002 - Composition Major

    2 (each semester) Credit Hour(s)
    One hour private lessons in composition for students who have been fully admitted to the B.Mus. program with a major in Composition. Full admittance requires recommendation from the composition professor and the second semester jury panel. Requires weekly attendance at a one-hour studio class.

    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


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  • MUSC 3002 - Composition Major

    2 (each semester) Credit Hour(s)
    One hour private lessons in composition for students who have been fully admitted to the B.Mus. program with a major in Composition. Full admittance requires recommendation from the composition professor and the second semester jury panel. Requires weekly attendance at a one-hour studio class.

    Applied Music Fee (one-hour per week).


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Nursing
  

  • NUR 2003 - Introduction to Professional Nursing

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course is an overview of the nursing profession for nursing majors. The Christian, historical, professional, philosophical, theoretical, scientific, educational, legal, and ethical bases of the nursing profession are presented as well as contemporary nursing opportunities and the realities of nursing practice in various settings in the 21st century. The course introduces selected nursing theory and concepts in the provider of care role that affords holistic nursing care to individuals.

    Prerequisite: Provisional acceptance to Upper-Division Nursing Program or Permission of the Instructor
    Availability: Spring/Summer


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  • NUR 2013 - Pathophysiology & Pharmacology I

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course is the first part of a comprehensive study of human pathophysiology and pharmacology appropriate to the professional nurse role. The course uses General System Theory to analyze and apply pathophysiologic and pharmacologic processes to the care and promotion of wellness across the lifespan. Major drug classes and prototypical drugs are presented with specific application to nursing care within the nursing process.

    Prerequisite: BIO 2283  and BIO 2281 
    Corequisite: BIO 2293  and BIO 2291 ; BIO 2503  and BIO 2501 ; NUR 2023 ; Provisional acceptance to Upper-Division Nursing Program
    *These courses may be take prior to, or concurrently with NUR 2013.
    Availability: Spring/Summer


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  • NUR 2020 - Health Assessment Lab

    0 Credit Hour(s)
    This lab section complements the theory section of NUR 2023 - Health Assessment with Lab . Communication skills, interview techniques, health history, and physical exam skills are introduced. Opportunities to apply health assessment skills, documentation, and critical thinking for nursing care planning are provided. Students must also be enrolled in the theory course (NUR 2023).

    Corequisite:  


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  • NUR 2023 - Health Assessment with Lab

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course introduces the nursing process with an emphasis on assessment, based on General System Theory, to determine the health status of diverse individuals across the lifespan. Communication skills, interview techniques, health history, and physical exam skills are introduced. Opportunities to apply health assessment skills, documentation, and critical thinking for nursing care planning are provided. Students enrolling in this course must also enroll in the corresponding application section (NUR 2020).

    Prerequisite: BIO 2283  and BIO 2281 
    Corequisite: NUR 2013  and NUR 2020 ; BIO 2293  and BIO 2291 ; Provisional acceptance to Upper-Division Nursing Program
    Availability: Spring/Summer


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  • NUR 3012 - Technical Skills for Nursing Practice

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    This course applies nursing concepts to technical skills necessary for acute and chronic nursing care across the lifespan. Specific skills are presented, practiced, and evaluated with a focus on evidence based practice. Simulated practice scenarios are presented for students to apply the presented skill. The course reinforces health assessment and focuses on the scientific rationale, critical thinking, and competence in the implementation of cognitive and psychomotor skills within the nursing process. Dosage calculation is integral to the course.

    Prerequisite: NUR 2003 , NUR 2013 , NUR 2023 ; Admission to Upper-Division Nursing Program
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3104 - Fundamentals of Nursing: Theory

    4 Credit Hour(s)
    This course applies prior knowledge from the liberal arts, sciences, and humanities to basic nursing care and builds upon nursing concepts from previous nursing courses. The General System Theory is applied through the nursing process as the methodology used to promote wellness across the lifespan. This course will provide the student with the concepts of fundamental nursing necessary for safe delivery of patient-centered care. The foundation of critical thinking and decision making in the provision of culturally sensitive patient care is introduced. Emphasis is placed on the theoretical components for the older adult population. Meets HHP 1061  Requirements.

    Prerequisite: NUR 2003 ,  , NUR 2023 ; Admission to Upper-Division Nursing Program
    Corequisite: NUR 3112 
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3112 - Fundamentals of Nursing: Clinical

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    This course provides the clinical component to NUR 3104  and will integrate the General System Theory and the nursing process to promote wellness throughout the lifespan and provide patient-centered care for the stable older adult population. Basic nursing care will be provided for the older adult population while considering physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual assessments. Ethical and legal values and the Christian worldview are interwoven in a culturally congruent process in each clinical setting. Students will use the nursing process to implement skills and acquired knowledge to promote critical thinking and decision making while providing care and respecting patient preferences.

    Prerequisite: NUR 2003 , NUR 2013 , NUR 2023 ; Admission to Upper-Division Nursing Program
    Corequisite: NUR 3104 
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3122 - Medical-Surgical Nursing I: Clinical

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    This course provides the clinical component to NUR 3123  and is the first of three Medical-Surgical clinical courses that provide a basis for the generalist graduate nurse. This course applies the concepts from NUR 3112  to the acute care setting. The concepts of health promotion, disease prevention, and disease process for diverse adult and older adult populations and their affected families are introduced in the clinical setting. The nursing process, based on General System Theory is considered while implementing compassionate, patient-centered, evidence based care while respecting patient and family preferences. Ethical and legal values and the Christian worldview are interwoven in a culturally congruent process in each clinical setting. The novice professional role of the nurse is developed as students provide care in multiple clinical settings for persons experiencing potential, acute, and chronic health care problems as well as the promotion of wellness.

    Prerequisite:   ,  , NUR 3104 , NUR 3112 ,  ,   
    Corequisite: NUR 3123 
    Availability: Spring


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  • NUR 3123 - Medical-Surgical Nursing I: Theory

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course is the first of three Medical-Surgical theory courses that provide a basis for the generalist graduate nurse while building on NUR 3104 . The concepts of health promotion, disease prevention, and disease process for diverse adult and older adult populations and their affected families are introduced. The nursing process, based on the General System Theory will be used to guide care for potential, acute, and chronic health care problems as well as the promotion of wellness.

    Prerequisite:  , NUR 3104 , NUR 3112 ,  ,   
    Corequisite: NUR 3122 
    Availability: Spring


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  • NUR 3203 - Pathophysiology & Pharmacology II

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course is the second part of comprehensive study of human pathophysiology and pharmacology appropriate to the professional nurse role. The course builds on and is cumulative with NUR 3013 and NUR 3023. The course uses General System Theory to analyze and apply pathophysiologic and pharmacologic processes to the care and promotion of wellness across the lifespan. Major drug classes and prototypical drugs are presented with specific application to nursing care within the nursing process.

    Prerequisite: NUR 2013 , NUR 2023 
    Corequisite: NUR 3012 
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3223 - Nursing Research

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course provides an overview of knowledge development and the research process. The course focuses on the analysis of individual research articles and synthesis of multiple articles to inform evidence-based nursing practice. Research design, funding, the peer review process, dissemination of results, and underlying theoretical bases are also addressed. Applications and relationship of research to related fields are explored.

    Prerequisite: NUR 3012 ,NUR 3104  ,NUR 3112  , NUR 3203 ,  ,   
    Availability: Spring


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  • NUR 3302 - Medical-Surgical Nursing II: Clinical

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    This course provides the clinical component to NUR 3303  and this course is the second of three Medical-Surgical clinical courses that reinforce clinical concepts for the generalist graduate nurse. This course applies the concepts from NUR 3303  to the acute care setting. The concepts of health promotion, disease prevention, and disease process for diverse adult and older adult populations and their affected families are reinforced in each clinical setting. The nursing process based on General System Theory is considered while implementing compassionate, patient-centered, evidenced based care while respecting patient and family preferences. Ethical and legal values and the Christian worldview are interwoven in a culturally congruent process in each clinical setting. The novice professional role of the nurse is further developed as students provide care for persons experiencing potential, acute, and chronic health care problems as well as the promotion of wellness.

    Prerequisite: NUR 3123 , NUR 3122 ,  ,  
    Corequisite: NUR 3303 
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3303 - Medical-Surgical Nursing II: Theory

    3 Credit Hour(s)
    This course is the second of three Medical-Surgical theory courses that provide a basis for the generalist graduate nurse. This course builds on concepts from NUR 3123 . The concepts of health promotion, disease prevention, and disease process for diverse adult and older adult populations and their affected families are reinforced. The material presented in this course includes a higher acuity and will prepare the junior level student for the final Medical-Surgical nursing course. The nursing process, based on the General System Theory, will be used to guide care for potential, acute, and chronic health care problems as well as the promotion of wellness.

    Prerequisite: NUR 3123 , NUR 3122 ,  ,  
    Corequisite: NUR 3302 
    Availability: Fall


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  • NUR 3323 - Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing: Theory

    3 Credit Hour(s)

    This course reinforces mental health theories and concepts as necessary for the development of therapeutic relationships with individuals, families, and at risk groups who have actual and potential mental health stressors. General System Theory and the nursing process are used to develop client-centered nursing actions to maintain wellness across the lifespan. Critical thinking, therapeutic use of self, and communication skills are emphasized.

    Prerequisite:  ,  ,  

     
    Corequisite: NUR 3332 
    Availability: Spring


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  • NUR 3332 - Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing: Clinical

    2 Credit Hour(s)
    This course provides the clinical component to NUR 3323  and focuses on the implementation of therapeutic relationships with individuals, families, and at-risk groups who have actual and potential mental health stressors. Mental health theories, General System Theory, and the nursing process are used to implement nursing actions to maintain health and wellness across the lifespan. Ethical and legal values and the Christian worldview are interwoven in a culturally congruent process in clinical settings. Critical thinking, therapeutic use of self, and communication skills are utilized in community and acute care mental health and chemical dependency settings.

    Prerequisite:  ,  ,  
    Corequisite: NUR 3323 
    Availability: Spring


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