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Health, Safety, and Nutrition
Health, Safety, and Nutrition examines the foundations of health, safety, nutrition and overall wellness in early childhood, with an emphasis on how these factors shape development during the critical first eight years of life. Students apply New Hampshire Child Care Licensing Regulations and national standards to create safe, developmentally appropriate and culturally responsive settings. Students […]
April 30, 2026
AI Fundamentals
AI Fundamentals introduces students to the fundamental concepts, tools, and practical applications of artificial intelligence. It provides hands-on experience with modern AI systems used in academic, professional, and business environments. Students explore core AI concepts, generative AI models, prompt engineering, and the design of task-oriented AI agents. The course emphasis is placed on understanding how AI systems work, how to interact […]
March 4, 2026
Food Preparation Techniques
Food Preparation Techniques provides students with the essential knowledge of Garde manger and advanced principles of food preparation. Students also demonstrate Breakfast cooking techniques, as well as the artistic presentation of hot and cold foods. Students must demonstrate proficiency in each of the two focus areas to successfully complete this course. (Co-requisite: CULA115W or POI)
June 5, 2023
Culinary Foundations
Culinary Foundations provides students with the essential knowledge of kitchen equipment, knife skills, and basic principles of food preparation. Students prepare various meats, vegetables, and starches, which will form the basis for all future culinary and baking production lab courses. Students must demonstrate proficiency in each of the two focus areas to successfully complete this […]
Introduction to Behavioral Psychology
Behavioral Psychology is sometimes referred to as Behaviorism and is the study of the connection between behaviors and the mind. Behaviorists believe that all behaviors occur through interactions with our environment. This course looks at patterns in behavior and actions through the study of the physical, cognitive, linguistic, emotional, social, and personality development of children […]
November 15, 2021
Veterinary Assistant Clinical
Veterinary Assistant Clinical allows students to supplement coursework with practical work experience related to their educational program. Students work at a veterinary hospital under the immediate supervision of experienced personnel and with direct guidance from the instructor. This clinical experience provides students with practical day-to-day experience in handling and restraining animals, assisting with office procedures, […]
November 16, 2019
Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Psychology surveys abnormal psychology and mental illness. The course involves presentation and discussion of topics such as major disorders, mental illnesses, and the psychological, social, and cultural impact of mental disorders. The course also covers the use of diagnostic criteria, recent developments in treatment, and legal and ethical issues. (Prerequisites: ENGL101W, PSYC111W or POI)
Psychology
Psychology is an introductory course that surveys the behavioral science of psychology. Students explore personal and social behaviors through topics that include consciousness, memory, learning, perception, physiology, sexuality, cognition, abnormal behavior, and developmental processes. Applied research projects are an integral component of the course, which emphasizes the analysis of data, along with the theories and […]
Forensic Science
Forensic Science provides an overview of the broad scope of forensic science, addressing various issues concerning forensic science and the law. The course covers forensic pathology, forensic engineering, cyber technology, forensic science in the laboratory (virtual laboratories included), evaluation of the crime scene, and legal and ethical issues in forensic science. (Co-requisite: ENGL101W)
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 […]
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