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  • 3.00 Credits

    This intensive field course will complement the Environmental Science course by providing students the opportunity to learn about the environment through real world inquiry. Students will spend time in the field examining local natural resource and sustainability issues. Students will learn key measurement techniques in the environmental field and improve data analysis skills. Field trips to public facilities such as recycling centers and water treatment plants will be included.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course explores current issues in science and provides critical perspectives for non-scientists. Topics may include: AIDS, the environment, biotechnology, nuclear energy, biochemical warfare, uses of artificial intelligence, or contributions of women in science. Prerequisite: At least Junior standing or permission of the instructor. S as needed.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This is an historical look at science over the past five centuries, focusing on the revolutionary breakthroughs that have occurred and the various human perceptions of them. Students learn how major shifts in scientific thought influenced religious, social, and political standards of the time. Topics include: the Copernican revolution, the revolution in the physical sciences (Kepler, Gilbert and Galileo), the Newtonian revolution, the chemical revolution (Lavoisier), evolutionary theory (Darwin and Wallace), and Einstein and relativity. Prerequisite: Junior standing or permission of the instructor. S as needed.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This is a study of current research methods and research tools with specific applications to the fields of allied health. Topics include data acquisition, sampling, instrumentation or testing devices, research design, testing procedures, and treatment of data. Each student must participate in a research project based on course material. Prerequisite: MATH 208. S.
  • 3.00 Credits

    Independent Project desinged with student & Faculty member. Preqrequisite: Dept Chair Approval
  • 1.00 Credits

    This course is linked to three or four credit course across the curriculum. Students in this closure will complete a project that involves participation in activities specifically aimed at promoting social justice and which recognizes and describes social justice, analyses the issues that cause social and economic disparities and that includes action to address issues of justice by raising awareness or advocating for change. Students wishing to enroll in a SJA Linked-Credit course must have the permission of the instructor and must submit a proposal to the Director of the Donahue Institute for Values and Public Life. Restrictions: Students may enroll for only one SJA Linked-Credit in a given semester; students may complete up to, but not more than, three SJA Linked-Credits towards completion of the bachelor's degree in a the host course. The SJA Linked-Credit cannot be taken pass/fail, and cannot be linked t a course that is taken pass/fail. This credit counts toward an unrestricted elective and could count towards the electives for the minor in Human Rights. SJA credits do not satisfy other degree requirements unless authorized by an academic department.
  • 1.00 Credits

    This course is linked to three or four credit course across the curriculum. Students in this closure will complete a project that involves participation in activities specifically aimed at promoting social justice and which recognizes and describes social justice, analyses the issues that cause social and economic disparities and that includes action to address issues of justice by raising awareness or advocating for change. Students wishing to enroll in a SJA Linked-Credit course must have the permission of the instructor and must submit a proposal to the Director of the Donahue Institute for Values and Public Life. Restrictions: Students may enroll for only one SJA Linked-Credit in a given semester; students may complete up to, but not more than, three SJA Linked-Credits towards completion of the bachelor's degree in a the host course. The SJA Linked-Credit cannot be taken pass/fail, and cannot be linked t a course that is taken pass/fail. This credit counts toward an unrestricted elective and could count towards the electives for the minor in Human Rights. SJA credits do not satisfy other degree requirements unless authorized by an academic department.
  • 1.00 Credits

    This course is linked to three or four credit course across the curriculum. Students in this closure will complete a project that involves participation in activities specifically aimed at promoting social justice and which recognizes and describes social justice, analyses the issues that cause social and economic disparities and that includes action to address issues of justice by raising awareness or advocating for change. Students wishing to enroll in a SJA Linked-Credit course must have the permission of the instructor and must submit a proposal to the Director of the Donahue Institute for Values and Public Life. Restrictions: Students may enroll for only one SJA Linked-Credit in a given semester; students may complete up to, but not more than, three SJA Linked-Credits towards completion of the bachelor's degree in a the host course. The SJA Linked-Credit cannot be taken pass/fail, and cannot be linked t a course that is taken pass/fail. This credit counts toward an unrestricted elective and could count towards the electives for the minor in Human Rights. SJA credits do not satisfy other degree requirements unless authorized by an academic department.
  • 1.00 Credits

    This course is linked to three or four credit course across the curriculum. Students in this closure will complete a project that involves participation in activities specifically aimed at promoting social justice and which recognizes and describes social justice, analyses the issues that cause social and economic disparities and that includes action to address issues of justice by raising awareness or advocating for change. Students wishing to enroll in a SJA Linked-Credit course must have the permission of the instructor and must submit a proposal to the Director of the Donahue Institute for Values and Public Life. Restrictions: Students may enroll for only one SJA Linked-Credit in a given semester; students may complete up to, but not more than, three SJA Linked-Credits towards completion of the bachelor's degree in a the host course. The SJA Linked-Credit cannot be taken pass/fail, and cannot be linked t a course that is taken pass/fail. This credit counts toward an unrestricted elective and could count towards the electives for the minor in Human Rights. SJA credits do not satisfy other degree requirements unless authorized by an academic department.
  • 3.00 Credits

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