Learn to search the chemical literature, to manage information, to write scientific reports, to create scientific presentations and to present findings. Gain an introduction to scientific ethics as well as professional skills such as resume writing, job searching and networking.
The second of a two-semester recommended experiential learning sequence to prepare Upper-Division Certificate in Fraud and Forensic Accounting Program graduates for their professional careers conducting fraud examinations. Directly perform investigations and assist with prosecutions of financial crime on behalf of the State of Maryland and the Commonwealth of Virginia on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay. Work with prosecutors, police, deputy sheriffs and state troopers to investigate, prepare and charge suspects for misconduct involving financial crime of all varieties within the jurisdiction of state law enforcement. Plan and conduct interviews of victims, witnesses and suspects. In appropriate cases, gain actual experience testifying as to findings as fact or expert witnesses.
Examines theories and concepts that highlight the role of communication in personal and intimate relationships. Additional emphasis is on the role of communication in the life-cycle of a relationship.
Introduction to quantitative and qualitative methods of scientific inquiry. Gain experience in the use, interpretation and application of research to solve organizational, instructional and leadership problems in the field of outdoor education leadership.
Study of vertebrate animal life, including evolution of the major vertebrate groups, zoogeography, behavior, reproduction, thermoregulation, migration, population dynamics, ecology and conservation. Field trips emphasize wildlife biology, and identification and natural history of local species.
Study of selected topics in Latina/o literature (written in English). Such topics may include a specific region, national group, period, set of authors, theme, genre or issue.
Explore various topics related to food, cooking and food consumption in France. Learn about French traditions and habits when it comes to preparing, eating and talking about food. Discuss ethical, sociological and cultural issues specific to French cuisine, and compare the experience of the French and the American eater. Analyze the representations of and the symbolisms around food in French literature and culture. Taught in French.
Interdisciplinary investigation of how issues of racial inequality and justice are tied to environmental issues. Explores how BIPOC individuals and communities are at the frontlines of environmental and climate crises as well as the forefront of social change for justice and sustainability. Challenges white supremacy within environmentalism and environmental studies.
Green Infrastructure Planning and Environmental Restoration
ENVR-357
Average GPA: 3.6
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Green infrastructure planning requires a systems approach to improving ecological function while providing vital ecosystem services for human populations. Learn the concepts, theories and applications of greenway and green infrastructure planning at multiple scales, including the site level, neighborhood and regional scales. Focus on the relationship of green infrastructure for improving hydrology and riparian corridors as part of comprehensive green space planning for recreation and cultural resources. Look at a wide range of systems, including water, transportation and food systems. Use a case study approach to study green infrastructure projects, both domestically and internationally, from a planning and policy perspective, as well as implementation.
Study and application of the most current aquatic standards and techniques with emphasis on professionalism, prevention, surveillance, victim recognition, equipment-based rescues, CPR and aquatic-specific first aid training. American Red Cross certification awarded to those who meet requirements.
Covering topics such as policing, the rights of the accused, race, gender issues, juvenile justice and mass incarceration. Explore how the law affects a variety of at-risk populations. Understand how politics and policy decisions help shape the way in which the law is applied to a variety of different people in a variety of situations. With this knowledge, learn how one can be an advocate for others through the legal system.
Examines the principles of sports marketing and event management from managerial and consumer perspectives. Introduces sports and event marketing practices using lectures, case studies and applied learning techniques. Topics include the application of marketing principles to sports and events, sports media, sponsorship marketing, licensing, consumer behavior, and experience in sports and events.
Examination of strength training techniques and program design. Emphasis placed on proper form and utilization of various workout designs to complement larger training goals. Students will gain experience in the practical aspects of designing individual workout sessions, periodization and programming to enhance progression. The course is designed to assist the student in meeting requirements to be eligible for and pass the National Strength and Conditioning Association’s Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist exam (additional fee required for examination).
Examination of muscle structure and function. Focus on muscle response to aerobic and resistance training and alterations induced via supplement use. Additionally, students examine the influence of muscle disuse and response to injury.
