Courses

This course deals with the molecular aspects of cell structure and function, emphasizing the chemical and molecular basis of cellular physiology. It also addresses genetic functions at the chromosomal and molecular levels, gene expression, and regulation.

Covers the culturing and maintenance of various cell types. Examples include culturing and maintenance of bacteria, yeast, animal and plant cells.

This course covers general anatomy, joint and muscle function, as well as the analysis of body movements. The course is designed to prepare and qualify students to work as personal trainers. Students learn how to: properly screen and evaluate clients for safe participation in an exercise program. Design and implement exercise prescriptions for multiple populations and successful client goal attainment.

The course is a continuation of SFMA 1210 and will also introduce successful selling and managing of a personal trainer business as well as the legal aspects.

The study and performance of literature composed for vocal chamber ensembles from traditional, contemporary, and diverse cultural sources. Includes on-campus and sometimes off-campus performances. Open by audition to musicmajor and non-music major students.

The study and performance of literature composed for vocal chamber ensembles from traditional, contemporary, and diverse cultural sources. Includes on-campus and sometimes off-campus performances. Open by audition to musicmajor and non-music-major students.

The study and performance of literature composed for chamber wind and wind/percussion ensembles from original, transcribed, contemporary and diverse cultural sources. Includes on-campus and sometimes off-campus performances. Open by audition to music-major and non-music major students.

The study and performance of literature composed for chamber winds and wind/percussion ensembles from original, transcribed, contemporary, and diverse cultural sources. Includes on-campus and sometimes off-campus performances. Open by audition to music-major and non-music-major students.

A systematic analysis of characteristics of students with specific learning disabilities, as well as those learners with emotional, behavioral, and social needs. This course will emphasize etiology, perceptual-motor, language, and academic aspects, as well as examine the types of treatment and educational programs that can be provided within school and other settings. Field experience required.

This course builds on the Chemical Permanent Waving Services course to address advanced theory and practice relating to the chemistry and chemical reactions of permanent waves and hair relaxers. It provides continuing instruction in the precautions and special problems involved in the application of permanent waves and relaxers. Application of perms and relaxers on live models is included.