Courses

An individualized approach is taken toward identifying and mastering the skills that will be needed for independent living. Focus areas will include budgeting, hygiene, home upkeep, personal safety and prevention, community engagement, social skills and other skills.

An individualized approach is used to develop needed independent living skills. Personal, financial, nutritional, safety, and community skills will be assessed and taught using a strengths-based approach.

Provides an in-depth focus on issues in industrial-organizational psychology. Basic theoretical positions and empirical findings emphasized. Usually offered fall term. Prerequisite PSYC 2110, PSYC 3760.

Provides an in-depth focus on issues in industrial-organizational psychology. Basic theoretical positions and empirical findings emphasized.

An interactive discussion of new developments in skin and wound care with an emphasis on development of a plan of care that evolves over the episode of care, prevention of recurrence, and the interaction with the patient and other health care providers.

An interactive discussion and exploration of physical therapy practice for populations with orthopedic disorders, including examination, intervention and outcome. The focus will be on evidence-based clinical practice.

An interactive discussion and exploration of physical therapy practice for populations with neuromuscular disorders, including examination through intervention and outcomes. The focus will be on clinical practice in this population based on evidence. The course will include diagnostic imaging (radiography), pharmacology, therapeutic exercise, clinical reasoning, and lifespan issues with a focus on geriatrics.

Application of advanced instructional design models and procedures for needs assessment, instructional development, and evaluation in various instructional and learning environments using current learning tools.

A theory-practice course designed for in-service teachers committed to a serious examination of their teaching practices. Co-equal emphasis on theory and practice.

Advanced supervised experience in group and individual counseling program development, consultation and supervision. Prerequisite ECED 6926.