SS 112. Interpersonal Cross-Cultural. (3 Credits)
"This course builds from a base of self-acceptance to interpersonal communication on to principles for an effective cross-cultural ministry. As an interaction course, it is based on biblical models, building progressively from the fields of psychology (self-image), sociology (the other), anthropology (the other culture), and education. Consideration is given to self-worth, acceptance of the other, and verbal and nonverbal forms of communication."
SS 225. Marriage and Family. (3 Credits)
"This course focuses on the characteristics of problem areas in courtship and marriage, as well as solutions. It covers the social and economic problems of the American family, the relations of parents with children, and the relations between home and church. The course uses a case study approach."
SS 325. Global Perspectives. (3 Credits)
"This course surveys various global issues arising in the world since World War II and into the first decades of the 21st century. The course combines the disciplines of history, political science, and economics. Emphasis will be placed on the interaction of the superpowers during the Cold War, the post-colonial emergence of the Third World, the ascendancy of globalization, as well as regional and international economic and political institutions; other aspects examined in the course include the “ambiguous blessing” of technological innovation, and the reshaping of contemporary Europe, Asia and Africa."