Summer 2012 Course Descriptions

Days of the week are abbreviated as follows:

M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday

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Physical Education and Sport Sciences (PESP)
	• PESP 191: Sports Nutrition
	• PESP 195: Field Experience in Sports Medicine
	• PESP 199: Practicum: Student Fitness Trainer
	• PESP 225: Analysis of Moverment
	• PESP 277: Capstone Project
	• PESP 292: Strength and Conditioning Techniques
	• PESP 293: Strength and Conditioning Program Development
Physician Assistant Studies (PHA)
	• PHA 219: Diagnostic Modalities
	• PHA 227: Medicine III
	• PHA 233: Correlative Medicine
	• PHA 234: Pharmacology III
	• PHA 235: Preventve Medicine
	• PHA 250: Primary Care Medicine Clerkship
	• PHA 255: Internal Medicine Clerkship
	• PHA 260: Obstetrics/Gynecology Clerkship
	• PHA 265: Surgery Clerkship
	• PHA 270: Emergency Medicine Clerkship
	• PHA 275: Long Term Care Clerkship
	• PHA 280: Pediatrics Clerkship
	• PHA 285: Psychiatry Clerkship
	• PHA 290: Elective Clerkship
Physics (PHYS)
	• PHYS 001A: (NS) Elementary Physics
	• PHYS 001B: (NS) Elementary Physics Laboratory
	• PHYS 002A: (NS) Elementary Physics
	• PHYS 002B: (NS) Elementary Physics Laboratory
	• PHYS 011A: (NS) General Physics
	• PHYS 011B: (NS) General Physics Laboratory
	• PHYS 012A: (NS) General Physics
	• PHYS 012B: (NS) General Physics Laboratory
	• PHYS 170: Independent Undergraduate Research
Political Science (PSC)
	• PSC 001: (BH) American Politics
	• PSC 002: (BH) Comparative Politics
	• PSC 145: (CC) Japan: Government and Politics
	• PSC 152: Seminar: International Politics
	• PSC 161: Independent Readings in Political Science
Psychology (PSY)
	• PSY 001: Introduction to Psychology
	• PSY 025: (BH) Psychology of Prejudice
	• PSY 033: Industrial Psychology
	• PSY 034: Organizational Psychology
	• PSY 035: Psychology of Personality
	• PSY 039: Abnormal Psychology
	• PSY 040: Statistics
	• PSY 053: Child Development
	• PSY 054: Adolescent Psychology
	• PSY 061: (BH) Comparative Psychology
	• PSY 110: Principles of Learning and Behavior
	• PSY 141: Research Methods and Design
	• PSY 159: Social Psychology
	• PSY 173: Senior Seminar
	• PSY 177: Behavioral Neuroscience
	• PSY 196: Research Seminar: Developmental Psychology
	• PSY 209: Classical Concepts in Psychology
	• PSY 229: Cognitive-Behavioral Counseling and Psychotherapy
	• PSY 251: Special Topics Seminar
	• PSY 255: Psychology of Learning
	• PSY 258A: Social Psychology and the School System
	• PSY 429: Clinical Seminar in Marital and Family Therapies
	• PSY 601: Dissertation Seminar
	• PSY 602: Dissertation Proposal Preparation
Public Relations (PR)
	• PR 100: Fundamentals of Public Relations
	• PR 101: Public Relations Research Methods and Case Studies
	• PR 104: Public Relations Case Studies
	• PR 150: Independent Study
	• PR 151: Independent Study
	• PR 170: Public Relations Internships
	• PR 171: Public Relations Internships
	• PR 180A: Special Topics: International Public Relations: Differences and Similarities in American/Italian Media Campaigns
	• PR 261: Survey of Public Relations Issues
Quantitative Methods (QM)
	• QM 001: Introduction to Business Statistics
	• QM 122: Intermediate Business Statistics
	• QM 203: Advanced Quantitative Analysis for Managers
	• QM 291: Practicum in Quality Management
Radio, Television, Film (RTVF)
	• RTVF 001: Sound and Image Aesthetics
	• RTVF 010: (AA) Introduction to Film and Television Study
	• RTVF 043: Radio Station Imaging and Production
	• RTVF 065: Television Production Practicum: International Media Production
	• RTVF 107: Cinematography and Lighting for Film
	• RTVF 110: Film and Television Writing: Theory and Application
	• RTVF 150: Independent Studies/Readings
	• RTVF 151: Independent Studies/Readings
	• RTVF 170: Internship Program
	• RTVF 250: Independent Study
Reading (READ)
	• READ 351: Independent Studies in Reading
Religion (RELI)
	• RELI 019: (CC) Introduction to Buddhism
	• RELI 021: (HP) Gods and Sages - Religious Wisdom in the Ancient World
	• RELI 075: (CC) Mysticism and the Spiritual Quest
Research (RES)
	• RES 124: Introduction to Grant Funding and Proposal Development in the Field of Health
	• RES 258: Understanding Research Methodology
	• RES 280A: Introduction to Educational Research
Romance Languages and Literatures (RLLT)
	• RLLT 102: (LT) Postmodern Fiction in Romance Languages
Russian (RUS)
	• RUS 001: Elementary Russian
	• RUS 002: Elementary Russian
	• RUS 003: Intermediate Russian
	• RUS 103: Advanced Russian Language
	• RUS 106: Advanced Russian Language
School of Education (SOE)
	• SOE 001A: Fire and Arson Prevention Seminar
	• SOE 001B: Fire and Arson Prevention Seminar
	• SOE 002A: Identification of Child Abuse and Maltreatment
	• SOE 002B: Identification of Child Abuse and Maltreatment
	• SOE 003A: Safe Schools Against Violence in Education (SAVE)

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Summer 2012 Course Descriptions

Days of the week are abbreviated as follows:

M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday