Courses

The study of new grammatical concepts reinforced by translation from English to Russian and by the composition of short essays in Russian on a variety of topics. PW: Global Engagement

This course provides extensive practice in writing Russian. Students read, discuss, and write about texts which reflect the controversial and topical issues of the day.

Intensive conversation practice in using the various levels of modern spoken Russian. The course meets two hours per week. The content of this course will vary over eight consecutive semesters. This course may be repeated for a maximum of eight credits.

Practice in speaking modern Russian. Emphasis is on active response based on aural comprehension of the language. PW: Global Engagement

Practice in speaking modern Russian. Emphasis is on active response based on aural comprehension of the language. PW: Global Engagement

A course designed to give students active control of the more complex features of Russian grammar. Structured practice in oral and written expression.

This course explores research-based practices of effective leadership in P-12 education settings. The role of mission and vision in the leadership of an organization, decision-making models, and leadership styles will be explored.

This course will distinguish various types of pathologies imaged in CT and MRI. In addition to imaging characteristics, emphasis will be placed on a general understanding of the description, etiology, epidemiology, signs and symptoms, treatment and prognosis.

Introduces the sociological aspects of sport and physical activity. Attention given to the role of sport in connection with other spheres of social life such as family, education, politics and the media.

LG 513 will develop learners' Spanish language skills and cultural competency through readings and discussions on topics related to healthcare delivery for Hispanic populations. Students will also acquire an advanced medical terminology in Spanish.