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Introduction to Counseling
Introduction to Counseling introduces the theory and practice of counseling and the counseling profession. Students explore the foundations of counseling, the counseling process, and theories and techniques used therein. Through lectures, class activities, and role play, students become familiar with career, school, group, individual, family, and substance-abuse counseling. The course also addresses the legal and […]
November 16, 2019
Internship in Human Services II
Internship in Human Services II is a continuation of HSV216W. A minimum of 135 hours is required. (Prerequisite: ENGL101W, HSV111W, HSV114W, HSV212W, PSYC111W or POI)
Internship in Human Services I
Internship in Human Services I offers an in-depth work experience enabling students to apply what they have learn in their coursework by working with a specific client population. Learning objectives and specific activities are individualized according to the needs of each student. A minimum of 135 hours is required. (Prerequisites: ENGL101W, HSV111W, HSV114W, and HSV212W)
Environmental Issues
Environmental Issues examines the environmental issues that are relevant today, focusing on the interactions and relationships among society, the individual, and the physical environment. Students increase their awareness of how they fit into the environment and what their responsibility is as part of the biosphere. Topics include politics, regulations, constraints, change, environmental policies, population growth, […]
Advanced Research Writing
Advanced Research Writing builds upon the fundamental research skills acquired in ENGL101W. Students learn advanced research-writing strategies and effective rhetorical techniques used across the curriculum and within disciplines. Reading peer-reviewed, scholarly articles, primary and secondary sources, in-depth reports, and comprehensive studies, students acquire advanced research skills. Through analysis, evaluation, and synthesis, they develop competence in […]
Children’s Language and Literature
Children’s Language and Literature presents children’s language and literature from a developmental perspective. Students examine various genres in order to choose appropriate literature for the developmental stages of children from birth through pre-adolescence. Students participate in a variety of language and literature activities, including research, critical observation, original projects, and story-hour presentations. (Prerequisite: ENGL101W)
Professional Writing
Professional Writing builds on the fundamentals taught in ENGL120W. It differs in that Professional Writing has students produce documents used every day: practical, professional, employment correspondences such as emails, office memos, business letters, informal and/or formal reports, instructional brochures, proposals, résumés, and grants. It includes common professional activities (such as oral presentations) and covers many […]
Design of Instruction
Design of Instruction introduces students to the design and development of the content of learning experiences. This course introduces curriculum theory and investigates the processes of curriculum development, use, and evaluation. It also addresses these broad questions: “What do students need to learn?” “How is the learning experience most effectively managed?” And “How do we […]
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics examines the functional operation of the economy from a unit-analysis perspective. Topics include the individual firm, costs of production, perfect and imperfect competition, factors of consumer demand and elasticity, and measurement and principles of international trade. (Co-requisite: ENGL101W)
November 15, 2019
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics offers a survey of macroeconomic issues, such as world trade, causes of inflation, supply and demand, the role of unions, the role of productivity, the nature of money, and the costs and causes of unemployment. The course places special emphasis on the role government plays in the economy through taxes and resource […]
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