This course addresses the principles and practices of public relations and strategic communication in the public, private, for-profit and no-profit arenas. Course includes lectures, readings, multimedia viewings and student-engaged, collaborative and classroom and online learning methods.

An introductory course designed to provide students with entry-level knowledge for the development and implementation of comprehensive wellness programs.

A practicum course designed to provide students with practical application of exercise testing and technique modifications to meet the variety of needs for individuals with special health concerns.

his is a combination lab and lecture based course that will introduce early stage students to design of experiments, design and implementation of research projects in Chemical Engineering (both industrial and academic), statistical analysis of data, lab safety, and pitching research ideas and completed projects to communities of professionals.

his is a combination lab and lecture based course that will introduce early stage students to design of experiments, design and implementation of research projects in Chemical Engineering (both industrial and academic), statistical analysis of data, lab safety, and pitching research ideas and completed projects to communities of professionals.

Multi-stage amplifiers. Stability effects. Oscillators. Noise analysis in circuits. Power amplifiers. More advanced topics as time permits: Discrete time analog circuits, Comparators, D/A, A/D converters, Power control and regulation.

A survey of European history, 1500-1815. Topics include the Renaissance, the discovery and conquest of America, the Reformation and the religious controversies and wars associated with it, the formation of the modern state, the rise of absolute monarchs, and the reaction to absolutism that culminated in American and French Revolutions. (Gen.Ed. HS)

Explore the diverse literary artistry of the novels and short stories of Scandinavia's master spinners of tales: Norway's Knut Hamsun, Sweden's Par Lagerkvist, Iceland's Halldor Laxness, Denmark's William Heinesen, and more. All readings and class discussions are in English. There are no prerequisites.