FEATURED COURSES Foundations of Entrepreneurial Ventures REQUIRED Students will explore entrepreneurial traits, business forms, ethics, and opportunity identification. They’ll grasp feasibility analysis, goal-setting, vision, mission, financial concepts, market segmentation, and value propositions. By the course’s end, students will analyze opportunities, assess resources, and deliver a compelling elevator pitch. Entrepreneurship Capstone… Read More
LEARN BY DOING REGINA ROTH APPLIED AG & FOOD STUDIES As a Regina Roth Agricultural and Food Studies student, you’ll learn how different agricultural production and business systems affect crop yields, agribusiness and farm profitability, soil health, and models of long-term sustainability. You’ll also have access to our state-of-the-art facilities giving… Read More
How the Leadership & Human Relations Minor benefits you: Build relationships with your peers and professors to foster a collaborative environment. Gain a deep understanding of various rhetorical strategies that improve your ability to communicate and present ideas effectively. Develop the emotional intelligence and social understanding necessary to be successful as… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Methods in food safety REQUIRED This course provides students with an awareness of the food protection risks that are a function of food quality and safety challenges through an applied analysis of current and historic food processing industry methods. Focus is applied to pre-harvest food safety in livestock… Read More
LEARN BY DOING REGINA ROTH APPLIED AG & FOOD STUDIES As a Regina Roth Agricultural and Food Studies student, you’ll learn how different agricultural production and business systems affect crop yields, agribusiness and farm profitability, soil health, and models of long-term sustainability. Additionally, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art facilities giving… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Organizational Behavior & Communications Students will take a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding individual behavior within organizations, including team and group behavior. Topics examined will include motivation, change management, organizational communication, groups and teams, negotiation and conflict, and leadership. Change management is extensively covered within a Management Program with… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Insurance and Risk Management REQUIRED Introduction to various sources of financial risk impacting businesses and how to manage this risk. It will focus on risk management strategies such as business structure selection,diversification, and insurance. In addition, the theories of moral hazard and adverse selection will be explored. Options,… Read More
PLAN OF STUDY Major in Spanish- B.A. SPAN 103: Language and Culture I SPAN 104: Language and Culture II SPAN 203: Intercultural Competence through Language I SPAN 204: Intercultural competence through Language II SPAN 307: Communication for Leadership in the Professions SPAN 412: Latin America in… Read More
PLAN OF STUDY Major in Music Education- B.M.E EDUC 105: Foundations of Education and Human Relations EDUC 300: Instructional Design and Assessment & Practicum EDUC 303: Middle School and Secondary Literacy I EDUC 490: Effective Educator Seminar EPSY 275: Educational Psychology PSYC 101: General Psychology… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Theory and Ethics of Coaching Athletes REQUIRED A general overview of the theory and techniques of coaching interscholastic athletics. Emphasis is placed on ways to assist and motivate individuals and teams to improve their skills and performance. In addition, students in this course gain a thorough understanding of… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Design REQUIRED A studio course that introduces students to the elements and principles of 2-D and 3-D design, color theory, and sculptural form. Students complete projects in a variety of media. Drawing REQUIRED Students learn to use a wide variety of drawing tools, media, and techniques. Traditional… Read More
FEATURED COURSES Introduction to Religion REQUIRED An introduction to religious variety and to the academic study of religion. Christian Ethics ELECTIVE Survey of ethical approaches, including a variety of Christian perspectives, and discussions of specific contemporary issues. Religion and Food ELECTIVE This course will… Read More
FEATURED COURSES UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REQUIRED This course is an introduction to the politics and institutions of the federal government, including its relationship to state and local government. Issues addressed include: the constitution; branches of government; federalism; mediating institutions (e.g., media, social movements, political parties, elections, interest groups);… Read More
