Accounting | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
The objective of this course is to develop an integrated knowledge of the corporate governance mosaic, which aims to balance managerial autonomy and corporate accountability. This course Introductiond... Read More
Administrative Law | School of Law | LW
This is a survey course designed to Introductionduce students to the powers and limitations of administrative agencies and the legal and political mechanisms which regulate them. Emphasis will be plac... Read More
Advocacy | School of Law | LW
Despite a century or more of seemingly monumental legal reforms (such as Brown v. Board of Education outlawing school segregation along color lines) and social changes, everyday headlines make plain t... Read More
American Indian Law Journal | School of Law | LW
The American Indian Law Journal (AILJ) is an academic collaboration among students, faculty, and practitioners. AILJ is designed to fill a critical gap in the amount of current scholarship available t... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
In this course, students are Introductionduced to basic concepts, methods, and applications of cultural anthropology. Ethnographic case studies demonstrate human cultures and encourage a culturally re... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
What is the origin of humans and what sets us apart from other primates? Humans have pondered this for countless generations. The answers are at the core of anthropological inquiry. In this course, we... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course is an Introductionduction to Native American religions and spirituality. It focuses on the development of rituals and beliefs, including myths and stories and how they are integrated into ... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course explores the cultural and ecological aspects of the relationship between human beings and their physical environments. Special attention is given to case studies of human- environment inte... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course examines the field of global health through the theoretical and methodological lens of medical anthropology. The field of global health is defined by its commitment to understanding the ma... Read More
Anthropology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course examines the ways in which diverse cultures represent, customize, conceptualize and organize biological reproduction. How is reproductive activity related to other cultural institutions su... Read More
Art | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This senior capstone course for Photography and Digital Design majors integrates and examines art practices that reflect the university's CORE curriculum, mission, and values with personal and profess... Read More
Business | School of Law | LW
This course begins with a brief discussion of business risk. It then deals with agency principles and considers whether a business ought to be organized as a corporation, partnership, or other entity ... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Important areas of biology, beginning at the cellular level and culminating with a consideration of interactions and changes in natural populations. Four lecture and three laboratory hours per week. C... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. I) cell biology, metabolism, respiration, photosynthesis, genetics and molecular biology. Four lecture hours per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. II) evolution, population genetics, ecology, diversity, and comparisons of groups of living organisms. Four lecture hours per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. III) structures and functions of tissues and organ systems, and development of animals and plants. Four lecture hours per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Survey of invertebrate phyla including their anatomy, morphology, taxonomy, and ecology. Four lecture and three hours laboratory per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Plant systematics surveys the phylogeny (including methods of phylogenetic inference), evolution, ecology, paleobotany, and taxonomy of plants while emphasizing native flora. Three lecture and four la... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Explores patterns and processes in nature by studying population, community, and ecosystem dynamics through Introductionducing foundational theories and modeling techniques. Combines lectures with fie... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
A skills-based course focused on learning the tools that apply computer technology to the management of biological information. The course provides an Introductionduction to computer programming as a ... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Approaches in biotechnology, including recombinant DNA techniques, protein analyses, and computational tools for data analysis. This class is the initial core course for the major in Cell and Molecula... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Basic biology of microorganisms, including morphology, physiology, genetics, and ecology, with some aspects of applied and medical microbiology. Four lecture and three laboratory hours per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
General aspects of viruses including structure, genetics and replication. Study will focus on relevant viruses important for understanding lifecycles,human and animal disease and immune system interac... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Comparative study of the structures of the integumentary, muscular, skeletal, digestive, respiratory, excretory, reproductive, circulatory, and nervous systems of selected vertebrates with emphasis on... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Early embryo development with consideration of gametogenisis, fertilization, gastrulation, cell differentiation, and organogenesis. Four lecture and three laboratory hours per week.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Natural and sexual selection, evolutionary genetics, phylogenetics and macroevolution, evolution and health, and special topics. The course format includes lectures, discussions, and original laborato... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Study of the marine environment and the animals and plants inhabiting it. Three lectures and one laboratory per week and one weekend field trip.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Study of the function of plants, with emphasis on the wide range of physiological process that may contribute to success and survival of plants in their environment. Transport mechanisms; water and mi... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Study of the function of animals, with emphasis on processes that contribute to the success and survival of animals in their respective environments. Nerve and muscle function, hormonal regulation, os... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Physiological responses of individuals to the environment. Topics covered will include circadian rhythms and responses to various stressors (e.g., light, heat, salinity, climate change, hypoxia).... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
This course will provide a basic understanding of how medications treat human diseases. First, you will be Introductionduced to the basic tenets of pharmacology and how the complex interplay between p... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Humoral and cellular immune systems; clonal selection theory; antigen and antibody properties and interactions, immunological diversity; autoimmune diseases; AIDS; cancer immunology; monoclonal antibo... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Advanced, intense field course building on previous ecology, biology, and marine courses focusing on research methods, experimental design, and data analysis in marine ecology. Extensive field work an... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Advanced, intense field course building on previous ecology and biology courses focusing on research methods, experimental design, and data analysis in forest ecology. Extensive field work and experim... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Study of critical issues in conservation biology with stresses on urban ecology and human/ecosystem impacts. Independent study lab-based projects will include field work in critical ecosystems.... Read More
Biology | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Wildlife ecology is a field course that focuses on the interactions of animal species with each other and their environments. Exercises will emphasize techniques used to monitor the composition and po... Read More
Business | School of Law | LW
The built environment is a rich landscape for innovation to improve law and society, and in the case of confronting climate change, seeking to preserve a viable future for us. This course threads toge... Read More
Business Ethics | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Provides students with an understanding of the social and natural environments within which moral issues in business arise. Within this framework it Introductionduces students to both the ethical conc... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Students will apply the concepts and tools of project management through a service project. Through the project, students will engage with both the science and art of project management. Topics includ... Read More
Business Law | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course examines the policy reasons for various U.S. import and export requirements, tariffs, and international business restrictions. Lectures include discussion of legal issues in international ... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course is the study of formal and informal organizations, the individual, group dynamics, communication, leadership, motivation, and organizational design.... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course is intended to Introductionduce key principles of marketing management with a focus on the creation of value for customers and firms. An analytical approach to the study of marketing probl... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course requires application of economic analysis to business issues. Topics includes demand theory , production and cost analysis, markets and pricing, and government policy.... Read More
Business Analytics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Introductionduces students to the legal and ethical dimensions of data analytics, data mining, predictive analytics and related techniques, collectively big data. Rapidly evolving technologies and the... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course is the study of general management and the tasks of strategy formulation and implementation. It builds on and integrates material from all functional areas.. Critical thinking and analysis... Read More
Bridge MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Students study concepts and tools required to develop and manage the global network of company-owned assets and facilities and external suppliers of goods and services. Topics include processes and te... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
This course exposes students to the process of building design and to basic building systems. This course is designed to help students develop a more qualitative understanding of the commercial engine... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Fluid properties. Elementary mechanics of incompressible fluids. Hydrostatics and fluid kinematics. Continuity and energy equations. Pump and turbine power calculations. Fluid resistance phenomena and... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Basic principles of microbiology and biochemistry as applied to environmental control and wastewater treatment. Kinetic and energetic aspects are emphasized. Effects of domestic and industrial water p... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Principles of chemical kinetics and thermodynamics applied to fundamental understanding of aqueous environmental samples, including natural waters, wastewaters, and treated waters; factors controlling... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Hydrologic data sources, collection, and analysis, including frequency analysis. Precipitation, runoff, evaporation, and transpiration. Analysis of stream flow, hydrographs, flood mitigation, and drai... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Social, economic, and engineering factors involved in environmental regulations. National and regional water policies, programs, and administration. Emphasis on national environmental policy act and i... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Streamflow routing process. Hydrograph analysis and synthesis. Reservoir capacity, operation, and routing processes. Subsurface hydrology. Well hydraulics. Erosion and sedimentation.... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Introductionduction to water and wastewater treatment processes, air pollution control and hazardous waste management through the understanding of physical, chemical, and biological processes as well ... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Physical, chemical, and biological process design for water supply and wastewater treatment. Three lectures and one laboratory or field trip per week.... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Explores the fate and transport of hazardous materials in the environment. Regulatory considerations, programmatic criteria and remediation technologies are also evaluated. Requisites may be bypassed ... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Group design project focusing on the integrative aspects of engineering subject matter. The project should focus on: (1) philosophy of design, a creative approach, and a comprehensive design project; ... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | GR
Students will explore different ethical philosophies, and examine how each approach holds implications for their professional careers as engineers. They will explore both micro- and macro- ethical per... Read More
Civil Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | GR
Design of the main structural elements of a standard steel building. Topics include: 1) steel deck floor systems including composite and non-composite steel floor systems, 2) bolted and welded shear-t... Read More
Chemistry | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Theory and techniques of instrumental methods representative of spectrometric, electroanalytical and chromatographic techniques. Two lecture and two four-hour laboratory periods per week.... Read More
Contemporary Issues in Soc Sci | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course is an Introductionduction to economic, political, and theoretical ways of understanding poverty and wealth in the United States. Students will examine historical and contemporary causes of... Read More
Communication And Media | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
In-depth course on a topic and its connection to communication studies and practices. Examples include: environmental communication, health communication and science communication.... Read More
Communication And Media | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Using interviews, documents, and information-gathering techniques for advocacy/activism or to publish investigative, inclusive and empathetic narratives about marginalized or underrepresented subjects... Read More
Ed Counseling | College of Education | GR
Exploration of theoretical foundations of major individual counseling approaches with opportunities for personal reflection and application. An Introductionduction to the profession of counseling incl... Read More
Criminal Law | School of Law | LW
This course will cover: the nature and sources of 3 of individuals, states, and others; alternatives to criminal prosecution; defenses; issues of state jurisdiction and fora; extradition and other mea... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
Study of theory and research on the nature of law and legal institutions. Investigation into the functions and effects of informal and formal social control mechanisms, the use of law to impact social... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
Examination of postmodern alternative theoretical frameworks and methodologies that deconstruct scientific thinking, language, and theoretical perspectives that have perpetuated oppression and have sh... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
Review of theory and research in restorative and community justice. Focus on restorative justice initiatives that provide an alternative framework for dealing with crime in which victim needs are cent... Read More
Constitutional Law | School of Law | LW
This course will examine the authority of the United States government to investigate and enforce various federal civil rights laws and the policy implications surrounding priority-setting in this are... Read More
Ed Counseling | College of Education | GR
Provides an overview of major developmental theories with emphasis on their application to counseling across the lifespan from birth to death. Both prevention and intervention will be discussed as it ... Read More
Ed Counseling | College of Education | GR
Facilitates the development of student knowledge of ethical principles, professional codes and decision making capacity. Course will explore legal statutes impacting counselor behavior, examples of ma... Read More
Computer Science | College of Science and Engineering | GR
Criminal Law | School of Law | LW
Substantive criminal law and elements of criminal responsibility. Topics include law of homicide and other crimes; determination of guilt; principles of justification, including the insanity defense. ... Read More
Criminal Law | School of Law | LW
This course will examine issues of criminal procedure relating to trial as opposed to investigation. Topics addressed include the prosecutor's decision to charge; probable cause review prior to trial;... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Analysis of theories of law and the meaning of justice in Western culture. Focus on theories of justice and their impact on the criminal justice system, the nature and function of law, the relationshi... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Overview of the juvenile justice system and the handling of juveniles by the police, the courts, and corrections. Discussion of contemporary issues in juvenile justice, including youth violence and it... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Study of the role of the police in society with attention to the origins of policing, the nature of police organizations and police work, and the relationship between the police and the public.... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Study of gender and race/ethnicity disparities and discriminatory practices in criminal justice with attention to the ways in which gender and race/ethnicity has been historically addressed in crimino... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Seminar on current issues in contemporary law enforcement. Topics addressed in the course include: The politics of law enforcement, police brutality, the impact of administrative interventions on poli... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Exploration of the major social theories of punishment, historical and contemporary penological practice, and the death penalty and the modern execution process. Focus on society's justification for p... Read More
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
An examination of the complex concepts and issues associated with global terrorism, U.S. homeland security, and the role of law enforcement; the events leading to the terror attacks on September 11, 2... Read More
Ed Counseling | College of Education | GR
Explores theoretical foundations of diversity counseling. Specific attention will be given to the impact ethnicity and culture, intellectual ability, physical disability, gender, age, socioeconomic st... Read More
Computer Science | College of Science and Engineering | GR
Fundamental principles of security with emphasis on various aspects of security related to operating systems, networks, data-bases, and web applications. Discussion on privacy concerns and social and ... Read More
Computer Science | College of Science and Engineering | GR
Examination of the role and impact of information and communication technology in society, with emphasis on ethical, professional, and public policy issues.... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
A conceptual approach to alterations in the structure and function that occur in human organ systems as a result of disease processes. The cellular, biological and/or genetic basis for these pathologi... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
This course includes in-depth instruction in and use of medical terminology and relational aspects of cross-sectional anatomy. Anatomy and terminology of the abdomen, brain, and heart are discussed. A... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Introductionduction to the application of grayscale, color flow and Doppler sonography for the detection of cerebrovascular (CV) disease. Includes basic CV arterial anatomy, physiology, disease and tr... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Introductionduction to the application of grayscale, color flow and Doppler sonography for the detection of peripheral vascular (PV) disease in the lower extremities. Includes basic PV arterial and ve... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Introductionduction to the application of grayscale, color flow and Doppler sonography for the detection of upper extremity (UE) and abdominal vascular disease. Includes basic UE and abdominal arteria... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Cross sectional anatomy of the abdominal organs and vessels, pelvic organs and the central nervous system and the normal ultrasound appearance of these structures. An Introductionduction to the pathop... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Application of gray-scale and color-flow sonography for the detection of cardiac disease in the adult population. Includes basic cardiac anatomy, physiology, disease and treatment. Gray scale pattern ... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Pathophysiology of abdominal organ systems evaluated by ultrasound and their sonographic and Doppler appearance. Introductionduction to hemodynamics of abdominal and vascular systems. Includes female ... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Includes scanning techniques in second and third trimesters of pregnancy. Embryologic development of human organ systems and the placenta are reviewed. Includes measurements for gestational age of the... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
An Introductionduction to ultrasound physics. Topics include the physics of pulsed ultrasound, including its production and detection by transducers; characteristics of pulses and sound beams; interac... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Application of Doppler and grayscale sonography in the detection of the more common cardiovascular diseases present in the adult population. Includes advanced hemodynamics, physiology, diagnosis and t... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Continued discussions of advanced hemodynamics in the evaluation of valvular lesions and left ventricular dysfunction in the adult population. Introductionduction to the detection of cardiovascular di... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Introductionduction to basic scientific writing, study design and critique, statistical analysis, and formulation and testing of hypotheses. Examination of ethical, legal, and psycho-social aspects of... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Understanding the operation of diagnostic ultrasound equipment, including B-mode, M mode, 2-D/realtime and Doppler systems, quality assurance, and safety.... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Seminar to review and discuss cases performed by students and issues of professional interest. Seattle based students meet on campus one day every week. Students based outside Seattle area present pro... Read More
Diagnostic Ultrasound | College of Nursing | UG
Project of professional interest assigned by faculty involving critical examination of current literature and research techniques. Program requires this course be taken twice for a maximum four credit... Read More
Electrical & Computer Egrn | College of Science and Engineering | UG
An Introductionduction to electric energy systems. Topics include an overview of electric power systems and power factor; three phase circuits; magnetic circuits; transformers and an Introductionducti... Read More
Electrical & Computer Egrn | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Fundamentals of renewable energy conversion methods and the environmental, economic and societal impact. Conversion methods studied include: solar photovoltaic, solar thermal and wind. Integration of ... Read More
Electrical & Computer Egrn | College of Science and Engineering | UG
A year-long capstone team design project that draws upon all of the student's previous experience, both technical and non-technical. Projects require students to investigate and apply concepts not cov... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Basic statistical procedures, concepts, and computer applications used in the business world. Descriptive statistics, probability, decision theory, probability distributions, sampling distributions, s... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Examines theories and applications of the economic behavior of individual consumers and firms. Explores the allocation of resources through a price system, the role of public policy, and the social im... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Organization, operation, and control of the American economy in its financial and socio-political settings; problems of inflation, unemployment, taxation, the public debt, money, and banking growth.... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
A continuation of ECON 2100 with emphasis on the following topics: regression analysis, analysis of variance, data visualization, forecasting and other quantitative methods. Major emphasis will be pla... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Develops the economic theory necessary to understand how the international macroeconomy works and influences the behavior and success of business. Emphasis on the impact of international macroeconomic... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Focuses on the U.S. health care system and how it compares to other international systems. Examines key factors from both the demand and supply side of medical care from the perspective of microeconom... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
The course focuses on economics and politics of the international system. The course covers topics/issues relating to trade policy and international gains from trade, exchange rate regimes, internatio... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Nature, function, and regulation of financial markets in the LDCs. Financial repression and liberalization and their effects; financial instability; connections between monetary policy, fiscal policy ... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Applies economic analysis to the American legal system and particularly to the common law. the analysis considers the economic effects of legal rules, whether and how legal rules should be shaped to r... Read More
Economics | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Major historical developments in economic thought, ancient to contemporary, Christian influence, mercantilism, laissez faire; German and Austrian schools, Marx and socialists; Keynes and neo-Keynesian... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
The program focus is on equity, social justice, and the formation of leadership identity. It supports instructional leadership skill development in working collegially with teachers, parents, students... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
The program focus is on equity, social justice, and the formation of leadership identity. It supports instructional leadership skill development in working collegially with teachers, parents, students... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
The program focus is on equity, social justice, and the formation of leadership identity. It supports instructional leadership skill development in working collegially with teachers, parents, students... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
This seminar is an examination of perspectives on equity and access, excellence, and efficiency concerns in American workplace and learning organizations. This course aims to provide students with a w... Read More
Educational Leadership | College of Education | GR
Equips leaders to deepen multicultural perspectives of self and others, consider actions for inclusion and equity, and advance social betterment. Orients leaders to theoretical, personal, social, and ... Read More
Educational Leadership | College of Education | GR
Cohort experience focused on leadership in an interdependent world; emphasizes culturally relevant practices to advance social justice and enact effective change in broader community contexts. This is... Read More
Educational Leadership | College of Education | GR
Cohort experience focused on leadership in an interdependent world; emphasizes culturally relevant practices to advance social justice and enact effective change in broader community contexts. This is... Read More
Educational Leadership | College of Education | GR
Cohort experience focused on leadership in an interdependent world; emphasizes culturally relevant practices to advance social justice and enact effective change in broader community contexts. This is... Read More
Education | College of Education | GR
An Introductionductory course designed to clarify some of the major issues and concepts associated with living in a culturally diverse society. Consideration of the ways in which race, ethnicity, exce... Read More
Education | College of Education | GR
Provides orientation to theoretical, personal, social and professional components of social justice issues through exploration of literature, investigation of social justice issue, and development of ... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This is a participation-oriented, hands-on application of the principles of designing effective instructional activities in the areas of arts, health and fitness needed to teach elementary / middle sc... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This course will provide a foundation of essential strategies and principles for effective instruction, assessment, classroom management and differentiating supports for diverse learners. Laws, practi... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This is a participation-oriented, hands-on exploration and application of the mathematical and science content needed to teach elementary / middle school students in a manner consistent with national ... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This is the second part of a hands-on exploration and application of the mathematical and science content needed to teach elementary / middle school students in a manner consistent with national refor... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This course will provide an overview of the impact of chronic stress and trauma on students and their families found in today's diverse classroom, as well as systems and strategies to support the acad... Read More
Education & Interdis LBST | College of Education | UG
This course engages students in reflecting on their student teaching internship experience in a structured way and in making sense of this experience. Students explore political, ethical, and social i... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
This course provides that flexibility and offers the content of the degree in innovative ways that allow students to begin their coursework prior to the first summer's immersion experience. The asynch... Read More
Education Administration | College of Education | GR
In this course, students examine the political, social, and economic factors that influence the school's relationship with various community agencies and constituencies . Students learn skills to enga... Read More
Master in Business Admin | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Focus on tools for effective decision making, and concepts of, and practice in, group dynamics. A retreat component and service project individual growth, team building and group decision making. Draw... Read More
English | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
An examination of literatures that engagecultural boundaries and the issue of communicating across social and cultural differences. Readings in the course address multiculturalthemes and topics, and f... Read More
English | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Argumentative writing for a public forum on issues of policy or other significant social issues. Study of the rhetoric of argumentation with attention to the use of evidence, the internal logic of arg... Read More
English | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
An examination of select Indigenous literatures of North America with an emphasis on advanced historical and tribally specific analysis. The course will provide an overview of Indigenous literature ra... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
This course will provide students an overview of the field of environmental science. It includes invited speakers who discuss their professional experiences, field trips to project sites, and faculty ... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Learn basic field methods used in environmental science, data collection, documentation and sampling techniques. Practice data collection in forest, coastal, riparian, and alpine environments. Specifi... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Explores the use of electronic sensors to automatically measure and log environmental variables such as temperature, light, pressure, and precipitation. Focuses on basic sensing approaches, calibratio... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
The goal of this course is to develop a scientific understanding of the entire Earth system by describing how its major physical and biological systems function, interact and evolve. The course explor... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Basic principles of microbiology and biochemistry as applied to environmental control and wastewater treatment. Kinetic and energetic aspects are emphasized. Effects of domestic and industrial water p... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Principles of chemical kinetics and thermodynamics applied to fundamental understanding of aqueous environmental samples, including natural waters, wastewaters, and treated waters; factors controlling... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Hydrologic data sources, collection, and analysis, including frequency analysis. Precipitation, runoff, evaporation, and transpiration. Analysis of stream flow, hydrographs, flood mitigation, and drai... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Social, economic, and engineering factors involved in environmental regulations. National and regional water policies, programs, and administration. Emphasis on national environmental policy act and i... Read More
Environmental Science | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Introductionduction to water and wastewater treatment processes, air pollution control and hazardous waste management through the understanding of physical, chemical, and biological processes as well ... Read More
Leadership Executive MBA | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
While in residence, participants generate and conduct an executive-leadership project, under the direction of the faculty. They must weave theories and best practices learned from coursework as they l... Read More
Environmental Law | School of Law | LW
This course will Introductionduce students to the major federal laws aimed at protecting the human and natural environments. While discussing some policy issues throughout the semester, the course wil... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Introductionduces students to the nature of interdisciplinary ecological inquiry at the heart of the field of environmental studies. Cultivates the capacity for such inquiry by bringing ideas and insi... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Natural history is a way of inquiry into nature characterized by systematic empirical investigation and interpretation of botanical, zoological, and geological phenomena in their natural habitats. Stu... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Investigates the geological processes that have built and continue to transform the Earth, shaping the Earth's crust and sculpting its surface. Topics include mineral and rock formation, volcanic erup... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The study of the basic structure and function of natural ecosystem: energy flow and nutrient cycling. Exploration of the earth's major biomes and their importance to human existence. Case studies of h... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
How much fertilizer and pesticide pollution is too much? What role should government play in regulating the environment?How do we stop depletion of fisheries? Will clean technology lay the foundation ... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course explores the relationship between environmental issues and religion. Students will learn about a variety of religious traditions (Daoism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Indigenous Tradi... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
An Introductionduction to the concepts and practice of data gathering and analysis in relation to environmental and public policy issues. Topics covered include the specification of questions to guide... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
GIS is a vibrant and pervasive technology for investigating and understanding societal, environmental and ecological problems (and more) from a spatial perspective. This course Introductionduces stude... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Agroecology can be defined in many ways but, in general, it is the ecology of sustainable food systems. Agroecology as a research practice recognizes that agriculture has ecological, social, cultural,... Read More
Environmental Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Examines the issues and challenges involved in managing environmental resources of global importance such as forests, biodiversity, air, oceans, and our climate. Focus is on the design, implementation... Read More
Executive Leadership | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Considering the global and multi-cultural context of managerial practice this course emphasizes the formation and practice of the art of adaptive leadership. We address issues of vision in unprecedent... Read More
Environmental Law | School of Law | LW
Climate change remains a defining problem for contemporary human civilization, and yet the United States government has begun a very public retreat from the current global consensus around its causes ... Read More
Executive Leadership | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course involves a project requiring participants to work in teams to serve a social justice (vs. charitable) need in the community. Groups choose their domain of service, develop a sustainable mo... Read More
Executive Leadership | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course examines leadership and ethical decision making. Participants gain skills and information needed to establish ethical goals, resolve ethical problems in a global marketplace, address ethic... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Examines worldwide encounters of people and the exchanges of goods and ideas since 1450. Analyzes how peoples in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe have understood one another and adapted to their ... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
A survey that examines nationalism, imperialism, revolutions, urban history, the rise of the middle class, high and mass cultures and gender relations in Europe and its colonies.... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Examination of the causes of WWI, the impact on European society, the Russian revolution, and the rise of Fascism. WWII and the Holocaust.... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
A historical survey of human interaction with the environment. Topics include images of nature, case studies in human modification of the environment, social conflicts over land and resource use, and ... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will survey one of the oldest and most dynamic regions of the world. Our focus will be on political, socio-economic, and cultural complexities and transformations in the Middle East from t... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Debates over the status of Middle Eastern women have been at the center of political struggles for centuries, and they continue to be flash points for controversy in the present day. To begin unpackin... Read More
History | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will examine such themes as European colonialism, the Atlantic slave trade, plantation societies, race relations, labor, migration, independence, national identity, and culture in the hist... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course traces the development of political institutions from the ancient world through the Renaissance. Significant attention is given to issues of religious identity (the position of Jews, Musli... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Medieval Europe was a complex, diverse, and sophisticated society composed of dozens of ethnicities speaking different languages and practicing at least four religions. Over the course of a millennium... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar provides a case study of a major debate or set of major questions that have informed the development of civilization from ancient times through the Renaissance. It asks students to analyz... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
If the 18th and 19th Centuries produced some optimism about humanity and its prospects, the 20th and 21st centuries, with theirunprecedented wars, ecological devastation, and global anxieties, led to ... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar examines the nature of moral responsibility and the practice of moral reasoning.Classic and contemporary authors willguidea philosophicalexamination of foundational ethical questions, suc... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Beginning with the events surrounding the French Revolution, and concluding with the first World War, artistic and cultural production in the long nineteenth century began to engage and thematize soci... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Starting roughly with the aftermath of WWI and culminating with the post-9/11 moment, this course examines the literary and artistic responses to technological modernity, historical trauma, and the ri... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The second Literary Innovations seminar tells the story of innovations in literature from the revolutions of the late 18th century to the present. Just as the rise and diminishment of empires (French,... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
From the beginnings of recorded history, people have carefully wrought language, in both oral and written forms, for a variety of social purposes. Some, like the bards of Celtic Ireland, or the shaman... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Significant shifts in political and economic systems invite resistance in various forms, and yet many who dare to speak truth to power or express subversive points of view are silenced and/or persecut... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar develops the essential skills of effective argumentative writing on policy or other significant social issues within the social sphere. It provides a study of the rhetoric of public debat... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will explore significant and selected developments in European culture and society from the Renaissance to the Scientific Revolution. The approach will be one that seeks to discern the int... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The first part of this course will compare the revolutions in England, France and the Atlantic World in the 17th and 18th centuries order to critique theories of revolution that have long dominated th... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Beginning with the theological, social and political unrest that resulted in the religious upheavals known as the Reformation this course will trace how these movements led to the political, cultural ... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will focus on one of the major problems afflicting the modern world - the widespread violation of human rights. The first part will examine the theoretical evolution and general history of... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar examines the emergence of modern science in the 19th century and Big Science institutional global impact in the 20th century. It will include the study of animal electricity, natural hist... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This class Introductionduces foundational statistical concepts (probability and inference) and traces critical turning points in the development of statistical thinking. Over the past four centuries, ... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar focuses on key ethical debates influencing public policy issues of the last 50 years. As with the Major Debates from the first year, it asks students to analyze the historical roots of th... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course investigates the major social science themes and perspectives of modernity associated with the Enlightenment tradition-positivism, rationality, economic and political liberalism-through a ... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course investigates a 20th /21st -century response to the Enlightenment ideas of freedom and rational autonomy. This response focuses on the rise of a class of questions that relate to ideas of t... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The main goal of this course is that you become well acquainted with the intellectual tradition known variously as The Age of Reason/Classical Liberalism/Modernity. This intellectual heritage is the b... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar, which builds on the discussions of the polis during the first year, provides an Introductionduction to modern political philosophy through an examination of major political theories and ... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
John Maynard Keynes wrote, The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood. This course critically i... Read More
Honors Program | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This seminar is a focused study of a prominent question of social concern (inequality, representation, provision of healthcare, environmental degradation) and how society has responded to this concern... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
In this course, students are actively engaged in the creation of original artistic as they examine the process and product of artists whose work has instigated social and political change. Various pie... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course examines the ways that social constructions such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, ability, among others, contribute to minoritization and social inequalities. It Introductionduces st... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will examine the key terms, ideas, and theories that are at the heart of peace and justice studies as an academic discipline. Students will read foundational texts in the discipline and ex... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course Introductionduces students to the theory and practice of Ignatian discernment and of community engagement. Through 18 hours of involvement with a community partner, students will analyze m... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Leadership cannot take place in a vacuum. It arises in cultural, political, and social contexts, bearing the marks of each. In this course we will contextualize the work of citizens and leaders by exa... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Who decides where students go to school? How and where have the benefits of American education been distributed and why? How has the past shaped the present? The story of American public education is,... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
If the land beneath Seattle University could speak, what would it tell us? What account would it offer of its first inhabitants and their legacies? This course Introductionduces students to the cultur... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Is religion a force for peace or violence? Is religion a pretext used to justify political agendas? Is some violence uniquely religious? Is peace possible without the sacred? How can believers find ju... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Does natural science occupy a privileged position when it addresses perennial questions about human nature? Are religious beliefs compatible with a scientific worldview? What are social identities and... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Are some wars morally justifiable? How should states respond to terrorism? How should governments respond to social injustice within their own borders? Do states owe reparations or compensation to the... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will allow students to gain and refine mathematical skills useful for citizenship. Topics covered include voting theory, statistics, the mathematics of personal finance and taxation. In ad... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The world is experiencing historically unprecedented levels of economic inequality. This course discusses the meaning and measurement of economic inequality, providing you a historical and cross-natio... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Prepares students for competition in intercollegiate Ethics Bowl by teaching them how to analyze real-world ethical dilemmas using interdisciplinary research, moral theory, and political philosophy. E... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The changing roles of schools within society; the public debates surrounding those roles: ethical, political, and practical issues. Discussion, writing, and presentations.... Read More
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
The origins and principles of Jesuit education, St. Ignatius to the present. Purposes and perspectives of specific techniques, extra-curricular activities, public service, concern for the poor and the... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
In this course students explore education in urban schools. Students develop an understanding of the importance of quality teaching with an Introductionduction to culturally relevant pedagogy, learnin... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Introductionduces students to interdisciplinary liberal studies, both as an academic discipline and as an increasingly significant development in scholarship. Students will explore the historical, soc... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course is designed to help students connect their service interests with their leadership gifts in order to pursue ethical and effective social change throughout their lives. Through a variety of... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Introductionduces students to the complexity and importance of education, including philosophical and historical orientations, purpose of schools, and contemporary educational issues. Especially explo... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Our bodies are arguably what we know the best-the intimacies of what it means to be you and me are experiences that seem to require first-hand knowledge and inhabitation of our physical selves. And ye... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course explores the construct of hate from historical, psychological, sociological, organizational, and criminal justice perspectives. It inquires into the human capacity to define, and then dehu... Read More
Interdisciplinary LBST | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Students integrate competing and complementary theories on a perennially compelling topic within the arts and sciences. The chosen topic varies from term to term. This course features a significant sc... Read More
International Business | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
This course is geared toward students who want to learn about the reality of China as a business opportunity as well as a threat, together with China's state of market development. The study topics in... Read More
International Business | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Global Strategy involves the interpreting of externalities in the global political and economic environments. It requires the identification and tracking of emergent trends and the matching with inter... Read More
International Business | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Geared to students who want to learn about China both as a business opportunity and a threat in view of its state of market development. This course is taught as a competitive strategy course and cove... Read More
International Business | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Investigates the role of management in developing and executing international and global business strategy. Emphasis is on theories of organizational roles in society; how culture shapes both organiza... Read More
Executive Leadership | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Building on earlier modules, this section of the program applies leadership models to issues facing contemporary organizations. Leadership is analyzed in the context of corporate social responsibility... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Examines the causes and consequences of current and past processes of globalization. Provides a grounded study of world economic integration, global governance, transnational social networks, and inte... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course focuses on comprehension of geographical concepts and critical analysis of regional patterns and issues. We address important social, economic and environmental questions by exploring how ... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Political diversity in contemporary nations of Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Structures of power and the social effects of public policies. Applies theories of political economy and political socio... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Analysis of the international system, including balance of power theory, theories of international cooperation, and of global peace and justice. Major themes include war, nationalism, the global econo... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Examines worldwide encounters of people and the exchanges of goods and ideas since 1450. Analyzes how peoples in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe have understood one another and adapted to their ... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
This course will survey one of the oldest and most dynamic regions of the world. Our focus will be on political, socio-economic, and cultural complexities and transformations in the Middle East from t... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Debates over the status of Middle Eastern women have been at the center of political struggles for centuries, and they continue to be flash points for controversy in the present day. To begin unpackin... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Through various theoretical lenses of international relations, this course examines key sources and forces that shape and change the complex dynamics of conflict and cooperation in contemporary East A... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Contemporary Perspectives will examine the complexities of im/migration in the US-Mexico borderlands and beyond. The course is built on an understanding that borders are everywhere and are often condi... Read More
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Indian Law | School of Law | LW
Federal Indian Law examines the law that governs the relationship among American Indian tribes, the federal and state governments and those persons who may be subject to tribal jurisdiction. The cours... Read More
International Law | School of Law | LW
Public international law principally concerns law made by and usually for States. The field deals with many aspects of the functioning of the international community, including activities that occur w... Read More
Jurisprudence | School of Law | LW
In Protest, Policing, and the First Amendment, you will examine constitutional principles in the context of police-involved killings and the social unrest that unfolded in Ferguson, Missouri, Baltimor... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course examines the basics of board responsibility and gives students an understanding of the board's evolving role. It is designed to broaden one's knowledge of the Board of Directors and person... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Develops essential knowledge and skills for effectively planning, implementing, and controlling marketing activities of an organization. Focus is on the application of basic marketing concepts and pri... Read More
Nonprofit Leadership | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
This course will explore theories and best practices relating to staff and volunteer management and motivation. Focusing on skills necessary for successful leadership in nonprofit organizations such a... Read More
Nonprofit Leadership | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
Social justice as a key component of the third sector. Exploration of historical and contemporary frameworks for social justice in the U.S. and globally, and application of those frameworks to nonprof... Read More
Couples and Family Therapy | College of Arts and Sciences | GR
This course is a survey of professional identity, ethical standards, and moral dilemmas in spiritually integrated couples and family therapy. Students will gain knowledge of professional roles includi... Read More
Mechanical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Thermal properties of ideal and real gases, liquids, vapors and mixtures. Conservation of mass and energy. Second law. Energy conversion. Power, efficiency, coefficient of performance. Gas cycles, vap... Read More
Mechanical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Three heat transfer modes: conduction, convection and radiation. Conduction in one and two dimensions, steady state and transient. Forced and natural convection. Radiation between two or three black a... Read More
Mechanical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Atomic structure. Metallic bond. Structure of metals and non-metals. Equilibrium diagrams. Time-dependent transformations. Relation of structure to properties. Elastic and plastic deformation. Four le... Read More
Mechanical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | UG
Psychometrics; space heating and cooling loads; air conditioning; fans and ducts; heat exchangers; solar systems; refrigeration.... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
This course critically examines the role of the nurse as leader, emphasizing the utilization of effective interprofessional communication skills, delegation, and coordination that effect change and cr... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
This course utilizes marketing and financial skills to more fully develop feasibility planning into complete business plan evaluation. Business plans are developed for various types of entrepreneurial... Read More
Mechanical Engineering | College of Science and Engineering | GR
This course focuses on the technology, operation and analysis of thermal power, fuel cell, renewable, combined heat and power systems, and energy storage, with focus on environmental and societal awar... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Although numerical data are a principal source of information for making decisions, in order to reach truly comprehensive decisions it is fundamental that analysts be capable of understanding more tha... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Foundations ofLeadership Formation is required for the Certifiacte in Leadership Formation and is open to non-certificate students. The course provides a foundation for students to explore, process, a... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This course challenges students to put learning into practice within a business and/or social justice framework. While applying advanced leadership skills, students conduct a leadership project in whi... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
In this course Business students will be teamed with Law students in learning and applying interdisciplinary legal and business skills to assist in new and existing business ventures in the Central Di... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
This is the second course in the series, where students will be teamed with Law students in learning and applying interdisciplinary legal and business skills to assist in new and existing business ven... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Student teams serve as consultants to area businesses that have been identified through the Seattle University Project Center. The consulting teams identify the projects' work dimensions in the beginn... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Examines environments in which diversity initiatives operate. Dominant work values are explored to understand how they define desired work behaviors and ways in which diversity challenges some dominan... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Survey of institutions and essential functions in the marketing system. Analysis of the marketing mix; product, place, promotion, and price strategies.... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Application of behavioral sciences to explore consumer and organizational decision-making processes. Emphasis on the information processing of buyers, including the effects of environmental and behavi... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Covers the major managerial, functional, institutional, and environmental dimensions of exchange transactions involving marketing organizations and ultimate consumers.... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
This course applies the marketing skills and concepts from earlier courses and is intended as a marketing capstone. The course typically is based around a real world project, done on a consulting basi... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
Analyzes issues important in marketing in multiple foreign environments. Addresses market segmentation, product design, promotional strategies, pricing strategies in the face of changing exchange rate... Read More
Marketing | Albers School of Business and Economics | UG
This course explores the variety of ways that marketing is involved with social issues. Student and faculty examine the roles of marketing in creating or exacerbating social problems as well as its ro... Read More
Management | Albers School of Business and Economics | GR
Process of change in organizations, its impact on the individuals and organizations. Problems in technology and culture, managerial philosophy, lifestyles and attitudes toward work.... Read More
Military Science | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Introductionduces students to issues and competencies that are central to a leader's responsibilities, establishing a framework for understanding leadership, ethics, and values. The course addresses p... Read More
Military Science | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Focuses on an experiential examination of leadership, decision-making, and group process with an emphasis on teambuilding, motivation, communication, creative problem-solving, and planning and organiz... Read More
Military Science | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Explores issues and competencies that are central to a leader's responsibilities, establishing a framework for understanding leadership, ethics, and values. Experiential learning activities necessitat... Read More
Military Science | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
Students examine the role communications, values, and ethics apply to effective leadership. Emphasis is placed on improving written and oral communication abilities, small unit tactics, group problem ... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Provides the foundational basis for the nursing care of older adults and their families. Students explore trends, theories and multidimensional changes associated with aging. Issues related to wellnes... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
This course focuses on nursing management, physiological, and psychosocial factors influencing altered health in infants, children, and adolescents. An integrated approach to nursing therapies for pro... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
Nursing process application of selected theories from the sciences, humanities, and psychiatric mental health nursing to promote optimal mental and physical helathy and well-being in clients with dive... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
Exploration and assessment of the family structure, reproduction, function and dynamics. Nursing strategies will be implemented to promote health of the family unit and reduce risk of illness and inju... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
In this course you will be Introductionduced to the interrelationships among nutrition, food and environmental influences (political, social, economic and physical) that impact food intake. You have t... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
Children are rapidly evolving individuals with ever changing needs to develop in a healthy manner. Discover the art of caring for children through family centered care in areas of health promotion, co... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
In this course you will gain a robust understanding of the physiological, psychosocial, and other factors that interact when adults experience complex alterations in health. The course is designed to ... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | UG
This course Introductionduces students to population based nursing, community-focused nursing and public health nursing. Assumptions, definitions, key concepts, and select models and theories to under... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Explores major ethical systems as they impact health care with sensitivity to the vulnerability of all persons and populations. Social justice theory, social justice tradition, and determinants of hea... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
This course focuses on the context of primary care for populations with identified risk factors, vulnerabilities, and health disparities. Principles of epidemiology are applied in assessing the health... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Addresses the promotion of mental health, diagnosis, and age appropriate treatment of common, uncomplicated mental disorders and the ongoing management of patients with stabilized psychiatric disorder... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Provides a foundation for the formation of Doctor of Nursing (DNP) students. Students are Introductionduced to the DNP essentials through the lens of Jesuit discernment. Philosophical and theoretical ... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
The focus of this course is holistic nursing care that promotes health, prevents disease, reduces disability, and supports recovery for individuals of various developmental stages and sociocultural ba... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Health promotion and disease prevention for women from adolescence through old age. Developmental, preconceptual, interconceptual, and postpartum assessment, and management of common episodic and chro... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
This course Introductionduces students to the nursing care of populations through the exploration of systems theory, nursing science, public health science and community engagement. Students will expl... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Examines management of common physical and psychological health issues for women. The focus is on evidence-based practice approaches to the primary care management of women including physiological, ps... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Synthesis and application of theory and research to effectively implement advanced midwifery intrapartum care. Focus is on comprehensive interprofessional team participation and management of intrapar... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Provides a foundation in public health nursing concepts to integrate into advanced practice. Key to this process is the conceptualization of community and population focused care through an initiation... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
This course focuses on nursing strategies to promote health and reduce risk of illness related to family development, reproduction, and childbearing.... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Engages students in an examination of health care policies that lead to or detract from a just and humane world. Students examine the ethical, socioeconomic, political, legal, and power considerations... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Addresses the complexity of the health of communities and populations when advanced practice public health nurses participate in the activities of engagement and assessment. The focus of the course is... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Addresses the stages of change and how social determents of health influence health behaviors. Focus is on the role of health promotion to create healthy environments and to optimize the health of com... Read More
Nursing | College of Nursing | GR
Focuses on management of common acute health problems in primary cae across the lfespan. Diagnostic reasoning is used to differentiate the basis of chronic acute problems. Evidenced-based approaches t... Read More