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 […]
Python for Data Applications
Python for Data Applications introduces students to the fundamental concepts, tools, and practical applications of Python programming for data analysis and problem solving. It provides hands-on experience with modern data manipulation techniques used in technical, business, and cybersecurity environments. Students develop foundational programming skills and apply them using industry-standard libraries to clean, transform, analyze, and visualize […]
College Composition
College Composition introduces students to academic writing as a process of inquiry, reflection, and communication. Through reading, discussion, and research, students explore relevant issues from multiple perspectives and develop informed, evidence-based positions. Along with the writing process, the course reinforces critical reading, critical thinking, and formal documentation as foundational to academic inquiry, with emphasis on […]
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 […]
Special Topics in Psychology: Forensic Psychology
Forensic Psychology explores the relationship between psychology and the criminal justice system, focusing on how research, practice, and psychological theory contribute to one’s understanding of criminal behavior, legal processes, and correctional settings. Students examine the roles of forensic psychologists in assessment, expert testimony, criminal profiling, competency evaluations, and interrogation techniques. Topics include the psychological factors […]
Special Topics in Psychology
The Special Topics in Psychology course offers an opportunity for students to explore emerging trends in psychology. It is designed for students interested in examining the diverse facets of human behavior and could cover topics such as positive psychology, forensic psychology, theories of motivation, death and dying, gender / transgender psychology, as well as many […]
Statistics I: An Introduction to Statistical Reasoning
Recognizing that data and variability impact our daily decisions, Statistics I: An Introduction toStatistical Reasoning focuses on developing statistical literacy through an investigative processof problem-solving and decision-making. Students participate in the statistical process byformulating questions, analyzing data, and interpreting results, learning to become criticalconsumers of statistical information. The course introduces students to descriptive and inferentialstatistics. […]
Environmental Sampling and Reporting
Environmental Sampling and Reporting is a hands-on, practical course that equips students with the skills and knowledge to collect, analyze, and report environmental data effectively. This course focuses on the methodologies and techniques used in environmental monitoring, including sampling air, water, soil, and animal populations. Students learn how to follow standard operating procedures, ensure quality […]
Environmental Toxicology
Environmental Toxicology is an interdisciplinary course introducing students to the basic scientific principles of toxicology as they relate to the environment and public health. This course explores the mechanisms by which chemical, biological, and physical agents can harm ecosystems, wildlife, and humans. It emphasizes the fate and transport of contaminants through air, water, and soil. […]
Issues and Trends in Special Education
Issues and Trends in Special Education explores a range of current issues and trends within the field of special education. Students will examine key topics affecting the education of students with disabilities, including policies, practices, and emerging developments. The course content is designed to adapt to changes in the field, addressing the evolving challenges and […]
Elementary Literacy
Elementary Literacy introduces the fundamental concepts, theories, and instructional strategies of literacy development in elementary school students. Emphasizing the five essential components of literacy—phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension—students will explore effective methods for teaching reading and writing at the elementary level. The course also examines literacy assessment, instructional planning, and strategies for fostering reading and writing development. Through […]
Basic Academic Skills Assessment Preparation
Basic Academic Skills Assessment Prep is designed to prepare first-semester teacher education students for success on the Basic Academic Skills Assessment (BASA) exams in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. Through targeted instruction, practice assessments, and skill-building activities, students will develop the foundational knowledge and test-taking strategies necessary to achieve proficiency in these core academic areas. Additionally, […]