This course will educate students on the poultry industry and its various management practices. Students will discuss different types of animal husbandry, housing systems, welfare, nutrition, marketing and labeling.

This course provides exposure to the beef cattle production cycle in the fall/winter with hands-on experience in all aspects of herd management, including breeding, vaccinating, deworming, feeding, and marketing.

This course presents and discusses the major theories regarding the concept of "test validity" and the major practices involved in test validation. The skills taught in this course will enable students to be experts in testing tests.

Prerequisites: EDUC 656, 591J or 632

Impact of national economic and social development on women's role and status, especially in Third World countries. Analysis of educational strategies for promoting equal participation of women in this process.

Survey of current literature relating to the physiological and neural bases of psychological development: pre- and post-natal brain-behavior relationships, effects of early experience, early brain damage and behavior, sex differences in brain-behavior development. Prerequisite: course in physiological psychology or neurobiology.

This course is an introduction to the study of men and masculinities. We will explore what it means to study masculinities from varying perspectives. In addition, we will utilize an intersectional approach to explore men's gender role socialization over the life span focused on men's developmental issues, gender role conflicts, and the impact of systems on the behavior and experiences of men and boys. Theory, research, and personal exploration are integrated through lectures, discussions, and learning activities.

Women now comprise a majority of all American undergraduate students, but only a minority of senior professors, senior administrators, or presidents. This course is an introduction to the issues affecting women in the academy as students, educators, leaders, and scholars.

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This advanced research methods course will help students develop important knowledge and skills needed to conduct scientific survey research, and to understand and criticall evaluate survey-based research.