Examines innovations in communication techniques and applications. Topics include satellite and terrestrial based technology, conferencing, decision support systems, computer mediated communication and the impact of technology on the communication process and communicators.
Equips students with knowledge and pedagogical techniques for the successful teaching of difficult English structures/ anomalies using frameworks embedded in the history of the English language. Pedagogical themes underpinning the course include game-based learning, technology-infused approaches to the instruction of complex structures, and the use of authentic materials to ensure ELL/EFL accuracy and uptake of salient English structures.
Explores topics related to the treatment and prevention of obesity. Topics include dietary and exercise considerations, behavioral strategies and modification techniques, and pharmacotherapy and surgical approaches for the prevention and treatment of obesity. Explore the theories of obesity, the clinical evaluation of an obese client, and the prevention and treatment approaches shown to be effective in obesity intervention programs.
Capstone experience that focuses on preparing students to be entry-level professionals in public health education. Reinforces student demonstration of the Areas of Responsibility of a Health Education Specialist, facilitating students to be successful in taking the Certified Health Education Specialist examination.
Examine the theory and practice of both leadership management in domestic and international nonprofit organizations. Topics include methods and philosophies of leadership; the mission, vision and values of nonprofit organizations; organizational culture; and working with an executive director, board of directors and volunteers.
She's a nice person but do not take this class. It's an incredibly watered down business class non profit flavored. If you want to actually learn about non-profits and hear real experience, this will not help you at all.
Life and Death Issues in Health Care: The Ethical Perspective
NURS-325
Average GPA: 3.31
Withdraw Rate: 3%
Total Enrollment: 158
Number of Reviews: 0
Identification, analysis and evaluation of contemporary problems that have resulted from new breakthroughs in biomedicine. Topics include physician-patient relationship, euthanasia, social control, experimentation, genetic engineering, the health care system. Emphasis on developing an ethical framework to deal with these and future biomedical issues.
Provides an introduction to the history of some of the philosophical ideas that are fundamental to our understanding of humanity. Study select concepts, for example justice, liberty or the self, and trace how these concepts have developed over the course of time. Sources from Western and non-Western philosophical traditions may be used.
An introduction to the foundational ideas and issues of cognitive science, a multidisciplinary approach to understanding how the mind works. Topics include consciousness, artificial intelligence, evolutionary psychology, psycholinguistics and cognitive neuroscience.
Analysis of the structural characteristics and functions of the United States Congress. Factors influencing congressional decision making and the importance of Congress in American political process discussed.
First course of a two course sequence for analysis of middle and high school programs in mathematics; emphasis on methods of teaching mathematical concepts and understandings. Includes development of strategies and skills for teaching mathematics with technology. Required classroom visitations and field experiences as necessary to complete assignments.
Multidisciplinary Practice with People Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
SOWK-454
Average GPA: 3.93
Withdraw Rate: 0%
Total Enrollment: 89
Number of Reviews: 0
Provides insights and perspectives on the psychological, educational, social, rehabilitation, legal and employment aspects of people who are deaf and hard of hearing in the United States.
Designed to introduce the theory and application of therapeutic modalities and physical agents commonly utilized in sports medicine. Focus of the material presented includes the selection, indications, contraindications and appropriate parameter selection.
Introduction to Biology: Molecular and Cellular Biology
BIOL-201
Average GPA: 2.72
Withdraw Rate: 14%
Total Enrollment: 388
Number of Reviews: 1
Introduction to biological molecules, cellular anatomy and cellular function. Build fundamental understanding of molecular core concepts and skills that serve as a foundation for all more advanced coursework in biology. Emphasizes the chemistry of biology, properties of biological molecules, cellular composition, cellular function and diversity, metabolism, and genetics. One of two introductory courses (along with BIOL 202) required for biology majors.
Dr. Nyland is an amazing professor who is so caring. She wants her students to succeed so put in the work to learn!
Introduction to Biology: Evolution and Ecology
BIOL-202
Average GPA: 2.87
Withdraw Rate: 8%
Total Enrollment: 497
Number of Reviews: 0
Introduction to the study of evolution and ecology, providing practice with the core concepts and skills that biologists use to study life. Emphasizes the evolutionary origin of biodiversity, the ecological function of biodiversity, and human impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem function. One of two introductory courses (along with BIOL 201) required for biology majors.
