Courses

Discussions of current literature in the biological sciences. Required of senior reading, writing, and math.

Discussions of current research presented by faculty participating in the Department college-level readiness in reading, writing, and math.

Student discussions of current scientific literature in environmental science.

Student discussions of current scientific literature in environmental science.

Intensive examination of a selected topic, with emphasis on student research and presentations. A representative sample of topics would include: Francophone Africa, The 19-Century French Novel, French- English Translation, and Poetry of the French Renaissance. May be repeated for a maximum of 12 hours. PW: Global Engagement, Special Topics Course

A course for the undergraduate student which allows a student to pursue particular study, however, will be within the student’s areas of specialization. May be repeated

Independent research and participation within a faculty member's research group. Permission of the supervising faculty member is required. additional hours of 400-level CS classes Experiential Learning

This course is an examination of chemical addiction (e.g.drugs) and behavioral addiction (e.g.,gambling). Theories of addiction, treatment of addiction, and current research on addiction will be discussed.

This course explores contemporary challenges related to climate change. It covers: fundamental biophysical drivers including atmospheric dynamics and carbon cycles; human systems implications such as energy transitions and policy frameworks; and adaptation, resilience, mitigation strategies, and challenges in communication. Students will learn to comprehensively understand the multidimensional nature of climate change.

Understanding of culturally different studies, the psychological and sociological factors that influence the counseling, teaching or training, and the employment of the culturally different. Special emphasis is placed on current practices utilized in overcoming the deficiencies in school, home, and work settings.