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3 CR. Students will develop the ability to uncover resources needed for genealogical research, explore those resources, conduct an actual search for ancestors, and develop charts outlining the pedigree and descendants of a specific ancestor. Students will document their research in such a way that allows other researchers to verify ancestral lineage.
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3 CR. Topics include general categories of services and detailed exploration of specific agencies and programs, how they are organized, whom they serve, and criticisms of delivery of service. Also examines career opportunities and educational requirements in the human service field.
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3 CR. This course provides an overview of social work methods with an emphasis on case management services. Students will use observational, problem-solving, recording, and relationship-building skills to explore topics such as the history and development of the social service profession, the nature of social work practice, the interface between individuals and the environment, and ethical dilemmas inherent in case management, including needs and issues related to developmental and physical disabilities, socioeconomic status, education, substance abuse, and family violence.
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3 CR. An examination of the life cycle from a perspective of systems analysis. Studies conception to adolescence focusing on the interrelationships among physiological, psychological, social, and cultural systems. Specific emphasis is on the social institutions that affect movement of the individual through the life cycle. Prerequisite: Introduction to Sociology, Introduction to Psychology, or Human Anatomy & Physiology I.
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3 CR. A study of the social and psychological dynamics of family violence in America. Focuses on spouse abuse, physical and sexual child abuse, neglect and emotional responses to family violence. Prerequisite: Introduction to Psychology or Introduction to Sociology.
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3 CR. An introduction to the theoretical and practical principles of the craft of acting. Includes exercises in breathing, relaxation, voice and diction, concentration, and imagination, as well as improvisations, monologues, and dramatic scenes. Explores psychological and physical techniques, textual analysis, role preparation, and character development.
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3 CR. A multicultural study of women and their relationship to the world around them. An interdisciplinary survey of research and literature by and about women, with topics drawn from the social sciences, humanities, and the biological sciences.
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