An introduction to the origins, framework, and concepts of the legal environment of business.

Individual, family and community health concerns throughout the lifespan.

Introduces students in human sciences to interviewing and counseling skills in both professional and paraprofessional settings.

Physical, social, cognitive, and emotional growth and development from adolescence to senescence.

This five-week course combines the reading of Lilia Hassaine’s Panorama with a critical reflection on the risks of a fully digitized world, while introducing students to how contemporary books are promoted in France at the time of their release, through literary prizes, author interviews, literary TV shows, and other media platforms.

Selections from U.S. literature, beginnings to the mid-19th century.

Administration, personnel management, resource management, recruitment, development, and supervision within programs dealing with adults as learners.

Delves into a variety of strategies and formats (face-to-face, online, collaborative, etc.

Methods and materials of Structured English Immersion and Sheltered English emphasizing teaching strategies for content and language learning.

An introduction to quantitative and qualitative research methods and design, data collection strategies, and methods of data analysis and interpretation in a second language-learning context.