Converting Co-Discipine Options  into Multiple Option Program Options

CONVERT B.A. PHILOSOPHY: PSYCHOLOGY OPTION INTO  B.A. PHILOSOPHY:  INTERDISCIPLINARY PSYCHOLOGY OPTION

B.A. Philosophy:  Psychology Option (30 Credits) (Co-Discipline degree)

Major Required Courses (15 credits):
PHI 210  Ethics (3)
PHI 250  Logic (3)
PHI 300  History of Philosophy
PHI 340  Knowledge and Reality
PHI 365  Social and Political Philosophy

Major Elective Courses (relevant to Psychology)  (select 6 credits):
PHI 100  Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 150  Philosophical Cultures
PHI 200  Information Ethics
PHI 210  Health Care Ethics
PHI 220  Research Ethics
PHI 310  Philosophy and Science
PHI 320  Global Ethics
PHI 325  Feminist Philosophy
PHI 330  Eastern Philosophy
PHI 335  Philosophy and Law
PHI 340  Neuroethics
PHI 345  Philosophy and Mind
PHI 350  Philosophy of Religion
PHI 360  Environmental Ethics
PHI 375  Phenomenology and Existentialism
PHI 395  Philosophy and the Social Sciences
With Advisor Approval:
PHI 499  Independent Study in Philosophy
PHI 594  Topics:  Philosophy
PHI 599  Seminar:  Philosophy  

Co-Major Elective Courses (relevant to Philosophy) (select 9 credits):
PSY 210 Psychology of Personal Adjustment
PSY 300 Personality Psychology
PSY 305 Evolutionary Psychology
PSY 310 Consumer Psychology
PSY 315 Psychology of Perception
PSY 320 Psychology of Human Sexuality
PSY 325 Lifespan Development
PSY 330 Developmental Science Laboratory
PSY 335 Behavior Modification
PSY 340 Abnormal Psychology
PSY 345 Cognitive Processes
PSY 345L Cognitive Processes Laboratory
PSY 350 Social Psychology
PSY 350L Social Psychology Laboratory
PSY 360 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSY 365 Human Factors Psychology
PSY 370 Psychopharmacology
 

NOW CONVERT A CO-DISCIPLINE OPTION OF “PHILOSOPHY:  PSYCHOLOGY OPTION" INTO A MULTIPLE OPTIONS PROGRAM OPTION OF "PHILOSOPHY:  INTERDISCIPLINARY PSYCHOLOGY OPTION” BY OFFERING: 

B.A. Philosophy:  Interdisciplinary Psychology Option
[A student wants his B.A./B.S. degree to be in Philosophy, but he has strong leanings toward Psychology.  He wants to explore the nexus between Philosophy and Psychology while earning a degree in Philosophy.  He has no wish to earn a B.A. degree in Psychology or a Minor in Psychology (if offered).  A Co-Major B.A. degree in Philosophy and Psychology can be converted into an Interdisciplinary Major Degree:  B.A. Philosophy:  Interdisciplinary Psychology Option by changing the Co-Major Elective aspect of the Co-Major degree In Philosophy and Psychology into an Interdisciplinary Elective aspect of an Interdisciplinary Major degree in Philosophy:  Interdisciplinary Psychology Option by doing the following:]

Core Required Courses (15 credits):
PHI 265  Logic
PHI 300  History of Philosophy
PHI 315  Knowledge and Reality 
PHI 320  Social and Political Philosophy
PHI 350  Ethics

Philosophy Elective Courses (relevant to Psychology) (select 6 credits)
PHI 220  Health Care Ethics
PHI 302  Research Ethics
PHI 306  Philosophy and Science
PHI 310  Information Ethics
PHI 309  Global Ethics
PHI 311  Philosophy and Women
PHI 312  Eastern Philosophy
PHI 323  Peace and War
PHI 324  Africana Philosophy
PHI 330  Philosophy and Law
PHI 350  Philosophy of Religion
PHI 375  Ethics and Social Responsibility
With Advisor Approval:
PHI 499  Independent Study in Philosophy
PHI 594  Topics:  Philosophy
PHI 599  Seminar:  Philosophy

Interdisciplinary Elective Courses (relevant to Philosophy and Psychology)  (select 9 credits)
ANT 201  World Cultures
ANT 230  North American Indians
ANT 231  Modern American Indians
ANT 245  Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean
ANT 270  Native Australia and Oceana
ANT 275  Language and Culture
ANT 309  Peoples of Africa
ANT 312  Social Organization
ANT 320  Religion and Culture
ANT 330  Women, Gender and Culture
ANT 331  Women in Pre-History
ANT 360  Mesoamerican Indians
ANT 370  Celtic Europe
ANT 371  Psychological Anthropology
ANT 372  Peasant Societies
ANT 375  Anthropology of Aging
ANT 385  Peoples of East and South East Asia
ANT 386  Economy, Wealth and Culture
PSY 210 Psychology of Personal Adjustment
PSY 300 Personality Psychology
PSY 305 Evolutionary Psychology
PSY 310 Consumer Psychology
PSY 315 Psychology of Perception
PSY 320 Psychology of Human Sexuality
PSY 321 Lifespan Development
PSY 325 Lifespan Development
PSY 330 Developmental Science Laboratory
PSY 335 Behavior Modification
PSY 340 Abnormal Psychology
PSY 345 Cognitive Processes
PSY 345L Cognitive Processes Laboratory
PSY 350 Social Psychology
PSY 350L Social Psychology Laboratory
PSY 360 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSY 365 Human Factors Psychology
PSY 370 Psychopharmacology
PSY 391  Evolutionary Psychology
REL 370  Religion and Science
SOC 300  Race and Ethnic Relations
SOC 301  World Patterns of Race Ethnicity
SOC 307  Social Stratification
SOC 308  Social Organization
SOC 315  Marriage and the Family
SOC 330  Classical Sociological Theory
SOC 334  Contemporary Sociological Theory
SOC 345  Native American Social Issues
SOC 360  Technology and Social Change
SOC 360  Women and Men in Society
SOC 425  Political Sociology
SOC 430  Sociology of Religion
SOC 435  Sociology of Sexualities
SOC 480  Global Aging Issues
SWK 304  Human Behavior
SWK  450  Multicultural Issues
SWK  455  Multicultural Family Experiences
SWK 510  Child Abuse
SWK 515  Introduction to Child Maltreatment
SWK 525  Substance Use and Abuse
SWK 575  Mental Health and Ethnic Minorities

* Many Co-Discipline Options can be converted into Multiple Options Program Options while still retaining the Co-Discipline Option degrees.  This is just one example.  Establishing Co-Discipline Options within a Multiple Options Program can stimulate the creation of new Multiple Options Program Options.