Courses

This course provides continued opportunity for clinical education under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist or licensed physical therapist assistant in various health care facilities.

A study of the physical principles associated with energy, current energy sources, alternate energy sources, conservation of energy, environmental concerns, and research to develop new energy sources.

Individual research in any area of several branches of physics. The research is to be carried out under the direction of a faculty member, and the research can be of an experimental or theoretical nature, or both.

Discussion of topics by students in seminar format regarding current theoretical and experimental topics in physics.

A study of the physiographic regions of the United States, including the genesis and distributional patterns of major regional landforms, soils, and vegetation. Emphasis is placed on the cartographic interpretation of regional features.

Introduction to teaching and studio management, and survey of methods, materials, and principles for teaching elementary- and early-intermediate level piano students in group and in private settings.

This is a continuation of Pedagogy I with a special focus on the late elementary student and group teaching. Pedagogy students will participate in several supervised teaching situations.

An examination of the materials and methods for teaching intermediate and early advance level piano students. Authentic performance practice style for standard Baroque and Classical music will be discussed. Students will participate in a teaching practicum.

This is a continuation of Pedagogy III, teaching of the intermediate and early advanced student, but will focus on authentic performance practice style for standard Romantic and Modern repertoire. Students will participate in a teaching practicum.

In this practical course, students will learn and apply basic lab and field methods in Forensic Archaeology and Biological Anthropology. We will explore techniques used in osteology, forensics, bioarchaeology, paleoanthropology, and primatology through hands-on activities, guided research, presentation, and written reports.