Therapeutic Apps With Spec Settings PSY 653 S 03/16/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits This course is designed to provide the student with increased understanding of the various challenges confronting clients affected by issues including but not limited to; aging, grief, military service, disabilities, unemployment, trauma, natural disaster, marital discord, abuse, and end of life decisions. Students will consider the role of community and community resources. Students will also become knowledgeable of current research on the role of race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and social class on the counseling relationship.
Neurodiversity PSY 655 R 03/16/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits This course is designed to ground the student in the history of Neurodiversity in the learning, socialization, and employment as well as current issues related to the growing awareness of this population. Students will develop understanding of and appreciation for the unique challenges and abilities of individuals confronting different ways of learning and living. Student will be familiarized with past and current interventions, therapeutic approaches, as well as current and emerging strategies for working with neurodiverse individuals in terms of learning, socialization, integration, and working. Students will also develop insight into effective advocacy and a recognition of familial, social, cultural, and political barriers confronting neurodiverse individuals as well as identifying effective familial, social, cultural, and political resources.
Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt SCM 600 S 03/16/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits This course will explore challenges related to supply, operations, distribution, and integration of supply chain management as they apply to an ever-changing global landscape. Discussion will focus on the benefits of supply chain management as it relates to (a) the optimization benefit and global considerations in a dynamic world; (b) the technological and operational tools organizations could leverage both inside and outside of their organizations; and (c) the sustainability drivers and considerations to be factored into the strategic landscape to promote global engagement. The focus will be on the types of decisions to be made, the implementation processes, and adapting in an ever-evolving marketplace. Prerequisites: BUS-598 or equivalent
Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt SCM 600 S 05/11/26 - 06/27/26 3 Credits This course will explore challenges related to supply, operations, distribution, and integration of supply chain management as they apply to an ever-changing global landscape. Discussion will focus on the benefits of supply chain management as it relates to (a) the optimization benefit and global considerations in a dynamic world; (b) the technological and operational tools organizations could leverage both inside and outside of their organizations; and (c) the sustainability drivers and considerations to be factored into the strategic landscape to promote global engagement. The focus will be on the types of decisions to be made, the implementation processes, and adapting in an ever-evolving marketplace. Prerequisites: BUS-598 or equivalent
Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt SCM 600 TBA 08/24/26 - 10/18/26 3 Credits This course will introduce, examine, and explore the concepts and constructs of Supply Chain Management as they apply to an ever-changing global landscape. Discussion will focus on the benefits of Supply Management as it relates to (a) the optimization benefit and global considerations in a dynamic world; (b) the technological and operational implications which organizations could leverage both within and external to their organizations and (c) the sustainability drivers and consideration to be factored into the strategic landscape to promote global engagement. Prerequisites: BUS-598 or equivalent
Oper Res & Data Analy for Scm SCM 602 TBA 10/19/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits This Masters course will introduce, examine, and explore the key concepts and constructs of operations research as it relates to supply chain management. More specifically discussion will focus on the utilization and application of various models, technologies, tools, and analytics utilized in support of the Supply Integration Processes; explore the key elements associated with Value Based and Performance Based Optimization Theory; engage application of Advanced Analytics; Decision Making Tools, Algorithms and Simulations relative to their role as strategic allies in the decisioning process and explore the influences upon Logistics and Distribution as it relates to Global a Domestic Sourcing Strategies for both goods and services. Prerequisite: SCM-600
Introduction to Sociology SOC 161 TBA 01/24/26 - 06/10/26 3 Credits As an introduction to sociology, this course provides students with theoretical and practical foundations for applying the sociological perspective to understanding contemporary society. This course is designed to acquaint students with the core concepts, theories, research findings, and methods of sociology. At the conclusion of the course, students should be able to identify and explain the fundamental sociological concepts and the key social structures and processes. Students will also begin to learn and understand some information about other cultures. By understanding the importance of using sociological thinking in developing public policy, students will gain a better understanding of some of the contemporary social issues.
Introduction to Sociology SOC 161 TBA 01/24/26 - 06/10/26 3 Credits As an introduction to sociology, this course provides students with theoretical and practical foundations for applying the sociological perspective to understanding contemporary society. This course is designed to acquaint students with the core concepts, theories, research findings, and methods of sociology. At the conclusion of the course, students should be able to identify and explain the fundamental sociological concepts and the key social structures and processes. Students will also begin to learn and understand some information about other cultures. By understanding the importance of using sociological thinking in developing public policy, students will gain a better understanding of some of the contemporary social issues.
Introduction to Sociology SOC 161 MW 01/20/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits As an introduction to sociology, this course provides students with theoretical and practical foundations for applying the sociological perspective to understanding contemporary society. This course is designed to acquaint students with the core concepts, theories, research findings, and methods of sociology. At the conclusion of the course, students should be able to identify and explain the fundamental sociological concepts and the key social structures and processes. Students will also begin to learn and understand some information about other cultures. By understanding the importance of using sociological thinking in developing public policy, students will gain a better understanding of some of the contemporary social issues.
Introduction to Sociology SOC 161 MW 08/24/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits As an introduction to sociology, this course provides students with theoretical and practical foundations for applying the sociological perspective to understanding contemporary society. This course is designed to acquaint students with the core concepts, theories, research findings, and methods of sociology. At the conclusion of the course, students should be able to identify and explain the fundamental sociological concepts and the key social structures and processes. Students will also begin to learn and understand some information about other cultures. By understanding the importance of using sociological thinking in developing public policy, students will gain a better understanding of some of the contemporary social issues.
