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Accounting. Economics, Finance & General Undergraduate Business
- ACC 498: Financial Statement Analysis
- ECO 201: Introduction to Macroeconomics
- GBA 334: Applied Decision Methods
- GBA 398: Integrated Perspectives Business
- GBA 440
- MGT 301 MGT 320 and GBA 105: Business Plans and SWOT
- MGT 312: Introduction to Project Management
- MGT 331: Management of Human Resources
- MKT 301: Principles of Marketing
- MKT 310: Principles of Marketing
Art & Humanities
- ART 330: Contemporary Humanities
- FAS 101: Integrated Arts
- FAS 127: Acting
- UE: ART 110HM: Curves Ahead
- UE: IDS 210HM: Once Upon A Time: Readings in Folklore & Culture
- UE: HUM 110: Giants of the Arts
- UE: HUM 110: Giants of the Arts
- UE: HUM 110CL: Giants of the Arts (Hawley, Fall 2021)
- UE: HUM 110CL: Giants of the Arts THE SIXTIES (Karen Hannel)
- UE: HUM 110CL: Giants of the Arts
- UE: HUM 110CL: Television and the American Family
- HTY 300/MHU 339: ST: Witchcraft and Magic in History (Hawley)
- MHU 201: Foundations of Medical Humanities and MHU 498: Senior Seminar
- UE: MUS 110CL: Spirituals to Rock & Roll: The Story of How American Popular Music Conquered the World
- UE: MUS 210CL: Making Sense of the Sound
Biology, Chemistry, & General Science
- BIO 125L: Principles of Biology Lab I
- BIO 333: Literature Review Research Guide [Dr. Berry]
- BIO 498: Final Project Library Guide (Systematic Reviews) [Dr. Berry
- BIO 498: Research Project Library Guide [Dr. Sheridan]
- Biology Subject Research Guide
- UE: SCI 120SC: Human Ecology
- UE: SCI 120SCES Ecología Humana
Business (MBA/DBA) Graduate Course Guides
- DBA Program
- DBA 701 Doctoral Success Lab
- DBA 710: Business Ethics
- DBA 740 Analytics for Decision Making
- DBA 770 Dissertation Seminar
- MBA
- MBA 501
- MBA 501 Online: Management Essentials
- MBA 525 Professional Development
- MBA 531: Human Capital for Organizational Performance
- ACC 549, MBA 549, MBA 560: Financial Statement Analysis
- MBA 565: Marketing
- MBA 565 (K Jones) 2023
- MBA 599: Financial Statement Analysis
Business (Undergraduate)
- ACC 498: Financial Statement Analysis
- GBA 334: Applied Decision Methods
- GBA 335 Admin and Personnel Law
- GBA 398: Integrated Perspectives Business
- GBA 440
- MGT 301 MGT 320 and GBA 105: Business Plans and SWOT
- MGT 312: Introduction to Project Management
- MGT 331: Management of Human Resources
- MGT412 Fall 2018 with Angela Griffin
- MGT 441: Labor Relations
- MKT 301: Principles of Marketing
- MKT 310: Principles of Marketing
- Sport Business Subject Research Guide
Criminal Justice
- Criminal Justice: APA & Research -- Debra Mims
- CRJ 500: International Sex Trafficking of Women & Children
- CRM: Creating and running a police department
- CRM 123: Case Law
- CRM 220: APA & Research -- Debra Mims
- CRM 220 (ONLINE): Survey of Criminal Justice
- CRM 300: Introduction to Community Policing
- CRM 322: Law of Criminal Procedure
- CRM 323: Criminal Investigations
- CRM 330: Organized Crime
- CRM 331: White Collar Crime/Library Instruction
- CRM 350: Criminal Justice Ethics (ONLINE)
- CRM 365: Local Response to Terrorism
- CRM 400 - Crisis Communication & Sport (Walker-Picket 2020)
- CRM 426: Theories of Criminal Behavior (2022)
- CRM 430: Correctional Systems
- CRM 499 (2019): Senior Seminar
- DCJ Program
- DCJ 722: Course Readings
- DCJ 740: Juvenile Justice
Education
- Ed.D Program
- EDU 320/321:by Carol McLeish
- EDU 341: ESOL Foundations Cross Cultural Communication & Applied Linguistics
- EDU 343: Reading Across the Curriculum
- EDU 428 Readings
- EDU 436: Teaching Writing Across the Curriculum
- EDU 532: Library Research Guide
- EDU 532: Library Resources
- EDU 646: Assessment for ESE Evaluation, Interpretation, & Placement
Emergency Management
- Emergency Management
- EME 201: Principles and Practices of Emergency Management
- EME 210: Emergency Planning and Preparedness
- EME 220: Community Risk Reduction for the Fire and Emergency Services
- EME 225: Principles Of Fire And Emergency Services
- EME 215: Hazard Identification, Vulnerability Analysis, and Mitigation
- EME 315: Interagency Disaster Management
- EME 320: Fire Prevention Organization And Management
- EME 325: The Social Impact of Disasters
- EME 330: Terrorism and Emergency Management
- EME 335: Crisis Communication & Social Media
- EME 410: Leadership & Ethics in Emergency Management
- EME 415: Technology and Emergency Management
- EME 420: Fire and Emergency Services Administration
- EME 427: Managing Critical Incidents and Large-Scale Special Events
- EME 430: EOC Management and Operations
English & Literature
- ENG 121: Aiken
- ENG 121: Academic Writing I
- ENG 121: Academic Writing
- ENG 121: Academic Writing
- ENG 121: Academic Writing I - Rhetorical Writing (Dr. Sweeney Postle)
- HON 121: Honors English 121
- ENG 122 - 2022 (New Format)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II [Research Essay] - (Barngrover)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II (Jewell)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II [Research Paper] - (Lane)
- ENG 122: Dr. Masembe's Academic Writing
- ENG 122: Academic Writing:
- ENG 122
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II (Baczewski)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II (Husic)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II [Sources of Information] - (Duncan)
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II
- ENG 122: Academic Writing II
- ENG 122: Muslim Immigration in the United Kingdom (Templeton)
- ENG 320: Foundations of American Literature I
- UE: IDS 210HM: Once Upon A Time: Readings in Folklore & Culture
- UE: ENG 121: Environmental Threats
- UE: ENG 210CL: Love and Desire in Literature
- UE: ENG 210CL: Love & Desire in Literature Course e-Texts
- UE: ENG 215: The Monster and the Monstrous in Literature
- UE: ENG 225HM: Writing Wild
Healthcare Professions and Public Health
- HCA 302: Health Care Organization
- HCA 302: Health Care Organizations
- HCA 333: Health Care Law
- HCA 430
- HCA 498 and HCA 450: Health Planning and Policy Management
- HCM 520: Health Care Management
- HCM 530: Health Care Management
- HCM 540: Health Care Management
- HCM 550: Health Care Management
- Health Education Subject Research Guide
- NUR 301: Professional Nursing and a Cultural of Health
- NUR 304: Pharmacology in Nursing
- NUR 401 Professional Nursing: Contemporary Practices
- Pharmacology for Nurses
- Public Health Subject Research Guide
History and Political Science
- HTY 110HA: Immigration ONLINE courses
- UE: HTY 110HA: Immigration: The Changing Face of America
- UE: HTY 110HM: Native American History
- HTY 110: History 110HM (Pappas)
- HTY 121: United States History to 1865
- HTY 300: American History Through Sports
- HTY/POL 301 Career Prep and HTY 339: Historiographical Essays and HTY 499/POL 499 Senior Seminar
- HTY 339: Historiographical Essays
- HTY 499: History Senior Seminar (Dubois)
- UE: IDS 210HM: Once Upon A Time: Readings in Folklore & Culture
- UE: POL 110-HA: Democracy in Troubled Times
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UE: POL 110HA
- (Reynolds, Spring 2018) - UE: POL 110HA: Democracy (Hawley, Spring 2021)
- POL 121: Introduction to Politics [Reynolds]
- POL 295: International Relations
- POL/CRM-332 "Terrorism: National & International"
- POL 324: Developing Nations
- POL/HTY 395: Genocide & Laws of War (Rimanelli)
- POL 428: International Law & Organizations
- POL 499: Senior Seminar in Political Science: FDR
Human Services
- HUS 121: Introduction to Human Services
- HUS 300: Applied Social Research
- HUS 311 & 312 Methods of Social Research: Quantitative/Qualitative
- HUS 335: Interpersonal Helping Skills Course
- HUS 337: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- HUS 340: Group Skills in the Human Services
- HUS 410: Human Services Administration
- HUS 423: Field Placement III, Module 1
- HUS 424: Field Placement III, Module 2
- HUS 498: Senior Seminar in Human Services
- HUS 505: Management and Leadership in Human Services
- HUS 510: Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services
- HUS 515: Community Needs Assessment & Program Evaluation
- HUS 520: Working in Human Services Administration
- HUS 522: Administration of Aging Programs
- HUS 522: Administration of Aging Programs
- HUS 532: Essentials of Technology for Human Services Administration
- HUS 565: Marketing for Human Services Organizations
- Quick Links for Human Services Majors
Mathematics
Psychology
- PSY 110: Psychological Well-Being
- PSY 161: Fundamentals of Psychology
- PSY 202: Foundations of Psychology Seminar
- PSY 205: Research Methods I
- PSY 205 & PSY 305: Research Methods I & II
- PSY 322: How to find and identify peer-reviewed journal articles
- PSY 327: Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 330: Forensic Psychology
- PSY 331: Interviewing And Counseling Skills
- PSY 339: Social & Cultural Foundations
- PSY 423: Educational Psychology
Religion, Philosophy & Ethics
- Ancient and Classical World of Greece and Greek Philosophy: Focus on Plato's Crito
- Ethics
- PHI 210RS: Good Stuff for Ethics
- PHI 346: Environmental Ethics
- Philosophy Subject Research Guide
- UE: PHI 210RS: Good Stuff for Ethics
- REL 110: The Emergence of Christianity
- REL 110 RS: Emergence of Christianity (Imperato)
- UE: REL 110RS: Emergence of Christianity: Examination of Foundational Christian Texts
- Marc Pugliese - Theology and Religion LibGuide
- REL 123/223 - McCuistion - Build A Paper
- REL 123: Christian Spiritual Vision
- REL 123: Foundations of Christian Faith
- REL 123: The Parables of Mark's Gospel
- REL 124 Intro to Old Testament & THY 501 Hebrew Scriptures: History & Theology
- REL 201: Introduction to the New Testament
- REL 210RS: (Partlow)
- REL 215RS: Who Would Jesus Kill? Religious Ethics of War and Peace
- UE: REL 223HM: Religions of the World I: Western Religions
- REL 427: Ecclesiology
- REL 455: American Catholicism 1775-1881
- TH.D. Doctorate in Applied Theology
- THY 502: Christian Scriptures
- THY 566: History, Theology & Spirituality of the Diaconate
Sociology and Global Studies
- Global Studies
- GLO 410: Systems Thinking
- UE: GLO 210HM: Feeding the Planet: Challenges and Opportunities for the 21st Century
- UE: SOC 110HA: McDonaldization of Society
- UE: SOC 110HA: McDonaldization of Society - Dr. VOK
- UE: SOC 110HM: Building a Multiracial Society
- SOC 201: Globalization
- SOC 322: Methods of Social Science Research II: Qualitative Research
- SOC-350
- Social Justice
- SSC-327 Cultural Anthropology
Social Work
- APA for Social Work
- MSW 600: Trauma in Children & Adolescents
- SWK Patricia Senger
- SWK 121: Intro to Social Work
- SWK 300: Maternal & Child Health
- SWK 300: Social Justice and Entrepreneurship in Social Work
- SWK 321: Methods of Social Research I Quantitative Methods
- SWK 327: Social Work Research Methods
- SWK 328: SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY
- SWK 331: Methods of Social Work Practice I (Olmo, Spring 2016)
- SWK 336: Gerontology
- SWK 337: Diversity (Spring 2022)
- SWK 337: Diversity
- SWK 337: Diversity Issues in Social Work Practice
- SWK 344: Research & APA
- SWK 350: Grief & Bereavement
- SWK 421: Methods of Social Work Practice III [Grant Writing]
- SWK 600: Trauma-Informed Care