Courses

This course concentrates on the study of tourism impacts, both positive and negative, ranging in scope from the local to the global. Students will be exposed to a range of environmental, economic, socio-cultural and political issues and impacts at the local, regional, national, and international level.

This course provides foundational knowledge for the tourism management industry with an emphasis on practical skills and knowledge students need to succeed in the events industry.

The purpose of this course is to build an understanding of tourism management principles, the evolution and future development of tourism, and the challenges facing tourism managers in this fast-growing sector of the world economy. This course contains short case studies of contemporary themes of interest, as well as new data, statistics, weblinks to key reports, and industry studies.

Principles related to the adverse effects of chemicals on living organisms.

A study of the principles related to the adverse effects of chemicals on living organisms. BIO L551 Toxicology Lab (1) An assessment of terrestrial and aquatic toxicity of chemical agents following standard protocols.

History and scope of toxicology as it applies to mammals; where possible, marine species will be used for examples and assigned papers.

In this course, students will learn the basic principles of hazardous materials management. The course will be suitable for students with limited scientific background knowledge in chemistry and physics. Students will learn how to classify toxic, radioactive, and hazardous materials and evaluate the dangers associated with them. Students will study current industry practices and learn how to manage hazardous materials in a safe, legal, and economical manner.

Review of techniques used in the analysis of hairs, fibers, and minute items of evidence related to criminal matters.

Student engage in the review of the classifications and characteristics of trace examination of physical evidence. A wide variety of chromatographic, spectroscopic, polarized light microscope, digital microscope, comparison microscope, scanning transform infrared spectrometer, pyrolysis-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, glass, paint, gun shot residue (GSR), ink, and explosives are covered. Four-hour

The student will gain proficiency in fundamental skills in gymnastics and track associated with judging and spotting. Enrollment limited to Kinesiology majors