Courses

This course includes fundamental issues related to the development of personnel, entry-level knowledge of staff appraisal, adult learning and development, and staff development.

This seminar on the legal issues, economics, history, politics, and sociology of poverty will begin developing the students’ understanding of systemic injustices and the need for social change, as well as provide context for experience in meaningful community engagement in future semesters. University Honors

Leadership. Successful leadership in organizational settings requires an understanding of human behavior. This understanding begins with the knowledge of self and leads to the understanding of others. The focus of this course is on the individual student. The intent is to enhance the student’s self-awareness of values, beliefs, and attitudes related to successful school leadership.

Environments. Successful leadership in school settings requires an understanding of human behavior and its ethics within a diverse context. This understanding begins with knowledge of self and leads to the understanding of organizations within the micro and macro environments. The focus of this course is on you, the learner, and your school and community.

(SH Prior Course ID: CJ 368); Students are provided with an overview of the are explored as well as the treatment strategies and their relative effectiveness supervision are examined as are controversial issues such as castration of sex

An examination of the major trends in social thought up to WWII.

An examination of the major trends in social thought after WWII.

(EDUC 2301) Understanding Special Populations. Referral, assessment and categorization of special populations including physical, cognitive and affective characteristics; cultural, ethnic, economic and linguistic differences; giftedness; special education and compensatory programs; awareness of legislative history that results in rights for special populations.

The purpose of this course is to help students understand the role of stress in modern lifestyles. The stress process and its relationship to the total concept of health will be examined. The physical and psychological effects of stressors and individual appraisals will be explained using theoretical models and practical examples. Stress management techniques will be examined and taught.

This course is designed to use films as a means to understand the black past as it relates to the contemporary condition of blacks in our society. The course affords students an opportunity to examine black people as presented in film. As a result, students acquire a perspective of what the black presence has been, is, and how it may become in the future.