Courses

Title and description of the course is to be specified at the time of offering. Students can re-enroll for additional credit. Political Science

The study of selected contemporary real estate topics of interest to faculty and students.

Readings, reports, and/or direct study abroad. Special Education

Title and description of specific courses to be inserted at time of offering. May be repeated for credit.

This course offers students formal opportunities to increase professional knowledge and skills in speech-language pathology through readings and specific study in intervention techniques. Portions of the course may be delivered online. Students enrolled in this course may engage in opportunities designed to increase expertise in designated areas of the profession through guided professional support. Title and description of specific courses to be inserted at time of offering.

Titles and descriptions of specific courses will be specified at time of offering. May be repeated for credit.

This course provides the opportunity to offer course content and topics that may not be covered by other course titles. Titles and descriptions of specific courses will be identified at the time of offering. The course may be repeated for credit.

Course offered on a one-time or experimental basis to examine selected issues related to the Theatre Arts and performance.

Courses on topics in world history not usually offered by the department.

A special topics criminal justice course examining the phenomenon of mass violence within the United States during the 20th and 21st centuries. Topics include the historical context, offender and event typologies, antecedent warning behaviors, and theories behind acts of mass violence