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Dec 03, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2023 Archived Catalog
Humanitarian and Disaster Relief, B.S.
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Student Learning Outcomes
Students earning the B.S. in Humanitarian and Disaster relief should be:
- Technically Competent Emergency Medicine & Humanitarian Relief Professionals
- Leaders who are willing to take initiative, be responsible and appropriately influence others from an orientation of humility, generosity and maturity.
- Intentional Persons of Faith who use their gifts to serve others with compassion in times of great need.
- Persons who can work effectively in culturally diverse settings.
- Persons who understand the methods and process used in modern humanitarian and disaster response efforts.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree with major in Humanitarian and Disaster Relief
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University Core Curriculum - 39 hours
Program requirements satisfy 9 of the 48 hours in the Core Curriculum.
- The Intercultural Engagement elective area is satisfied by ICS 2113 .
- Three hours of the Social and Behavioral Sciences elective area are satisfied by ICS 2123 .
- Three hours of the Arts and Humanities elective area are satisfied by one of the following: BBL 3413 , BBL 3423 , BBL 3433 , BBL 3443 , BBL 3453 , BBL 3463 , BBL 3473 , BBL 3613 , BBL 3623 , BBL 3633 , BBL 3633 .
Courses Specified by the Department - 9 hours
One of the Following
An Old or New Testament Book Study Course Required Major Field Courses - 33 hours
Intercultural Studies Requirements
CIU - International Community Development Requirements
Outdoor Leadership Ministries Requirements
Advanced Medical Courses - 9 hours
NWACC Courses
8 hours of EMTA Basic course work to be taken at Northwest Arkansas Community College (NWACC) and transferred to JBU consisting of: - EMTA 1004 Basic Emergency Medical Technician I
- EMTA 2004 Emergency Medical Technician II
Minor field or electives as necessary to complete minimum total hours
Minimum total semester hours - 120
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