Summer Courses 2019
May Intersession (May 13th-25th)
Full Summer (May 28th–July 26th)
Summer I (May 28th-June 25th)
ASL 111: Intensive Elem American Sign Language(6 hrs)
This course will develop elementary proficiency in ASL, including conversational skills, linguistic principles, and cultural information about the deaf community.
NHM 311: Nutrition (3hrs)
Fundamental principles of human nutrition; application to needs of individuals and families at all stages of the life cycle.
NHM 381: Bar and Beverage Operations View (3hrs)
Learn the ins and outs of operating a bar and beverage service, including the legal and social responsibilities of serving alcoholic beverages. (Non-Majors need to request permission to add for summer!)
NHM 443: Family Financial Management, 100% Online. (3hrs)
Learn to master your money with this General Elective for all majors on campus. Start NOW using money skills that will last a lifetime! See attached PDF for more details. (Sophomores need to request permission to add! Prerequisite: Junior Standing.)
SW 315: Introduction to Social Work (3hr)
A survey of the major areas of social work practice and it’s theoretical and ethical underpinnings. (100% web-based Prerequisites: SOC 101 and PSY 201
SW 321: Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (3hrs)
Exploring the dynamic interplay between human development and the environment. Examining theories about personality, biology, family, communities and society. Everything from psychosocial development to social change all from a social work perspective. (100% web-based. Prerequisites: SOC 101, PSY 201, and Human Biology)
SW 330: Human Diversity in Social Work (3hrs)
Looking at all things human difference. Deconstructing race, gender, class, sexual orientation and identity, ethnicity, religious affiliation, and age; all to better grasp how we have come to be a divided society based on these group categories. (100% web-based and No prerequisites)
HP 191-Personal and Community Health (3hrs)
A comprehensive health course, including principles and practices of healthful living for the individual and community; major health problems; responsibilities of home, school, health agencies.
HP 203-First Aid and CPR (3hrs)
Safety instruction and practices in the methods as prescribed in the American Red Cross standard and advanced courses.
Summer II (June 27th–July 26th)
August Intersession (June 29th–August 10th)