Courses

Comm Fellows Prog

Understanding of the role of communications and ethics in the accounting workplace setting by developing students' verbal, nonverbal, and written communication skills. Students will be introduced to techniques of appropriate communication in the workplace, along with an appreciation for cultural diversity in all settings.

Examination of communication and the legal system, with attention to legal counseling and interviewing, negotiating, advocacy, and use of media.

Study of the theory of conflict and the theories of conflict resolution, with emphasis on communication as the significant variable in conflicts among groups.

The process of assessment and development of community programs, to address the nutrition needs of individuals and groups for health promotion and disease prevention.

Analysis of the structure and organization of urban communities and the ways in which they mobilize community resources to solve social and economic problems.

Analysis of the structure and organization of urban communities and the ways in which they mobilize community resources to solve social and economic problems.

The purpose of this course is to identify, describe, and analyze models of revolution. The object will be to show where and why revolutions are likely, the conditions under which they have succeeded in the past, and the forces that play determinant roles.

Despite the evolution of many world economies toward the market system and privatization, the major differences--formal, cultural, and informal--in the financial, legal, accounting, social and economic institutions, ownership, business practices, and economic policy-making in both the transitioning economies and the world's major economies pose major challenges for international business decision-making and cause major differences in economic performance, income distribution, growth, and

An analysis of patterns in the orientation of various nation-states toward their world environment, and of structures and processes by which various nation- states formulate foreign policies.