BSH 105—Biblical Ethics in Science and Health Care for Midwifery
A foundational course tailored to midwifery students emphasizing wise decision-making in the area of medical ethics. Students focus on the relationships between physical principles and spiritual concepts as they examine ethical models while developing their personal ethical philosophy. This course incorporates personal research, investigative study, and written analyses of challenging current issues. Prerequisites: ENGL 095 or equivalent and completion of or concurrent enrollment in BLP 101.
(4 semester hours)
BUS
201—Home Business Studies
Designed for students to gain a vision and practical plan for their
future ministry in home health care. Students research the laws
of the state in which they will be ministering or working. Students
will develop a comprehensive ministry or business plan specific
to their calling and assemble a portfolio reflecting their training
and preparation. Prerequisites: CNA 201, HHC 201, completion of
or concurrent enrollment in HHC 202.
(2 semester hours)
CDS
101—Foundations of Character
Examination and application of 49 basic character qualities and
a study of character instruction given in the Beatitudes and Matthew
5–7. Students complete a personal assessment of character
strengths and weaknesses and construct a plan for character growth.
Prerequisites: completion of or concurrent enrollment in BLP 101
and 102. (3 semester hours)
CDS
102—Foundations of Character for Health Care
Discovering
what God's Word says about His character and ways, students learn
to develop Godly character in their own lives. Students build character-promoting
disciplines into their lives, recognize the current need for character-based
education and intervention in health care, and complete projects
which begin to meet those needs. Prerequisites: completion of or
concurrent enrollment in BLP 101. (3 semester hours)
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CDS
202—Character First! Business
Completion of the Character First! Business training course, together
with selected advanced training modules and service at Character
First! Business conferences. (2 or 3 semester hours)
CDS 430
& 431—Character Development Internship
Character Development Services studies conclude with a one-year
internship in a character-based program. Phase One (CDS 430) consists
of a sequence of training experiences to prepare students for the
Character Internship. Phase Two (CDS 431) requires a supervised
internship in one of four areas of character development. Options
include but are not limited to: Youth emphasis—EQUIP;
Education—Character First! Education or Children’s Institute
traveling teams service, leadership, development; Business—Character
First! Business; Home education—customized requirements. Training
and internship require 10 to 12 months but may be divided into smaller
segments. Prerequisites: completion of 90 hours toward a B.A. in
character development services. (8 and 24 semester hours)
CHEM
120—Introduction to Chemistry
Designed for Biblical Perspectives in Health Care students, Introduction
to Chemistry examines the elements of organic, polymer, and nuclear
chemistry that are relevant to medicine. Emphasis is placed upon
those medical situations that require the application of chemistry.
Prerequisite: Algebra I. (4 semester hours)
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