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AG346: BEEF SCIENCE

This course includes the basic and recent concepts of selection, reproduction, nutrition, and herd health management involved in a successful beef enterprise.

RP236: INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING

Introduction to the attitudes and skills of critical thinking. Emphasis on the identification and analysis of informal fallacies.and some features of formal logic.

MT131: INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

Students learn the fundamental tools used to analyze sets of data and the standard methods for displaying data.

GL320H: WILMINGTON GLOBAL SIGNATURE (HONORS)

This “Big Ideas” course will include an Informtaion Literacy component and be Writing intensive. This is a traditional 4-credit hour course offered each semester and taken by student of junior or senior standing. This course can take the form a a...

GL320: WILMINGTON GLOBAL SIGNATURE

This “Big Ideas” course will be writing intensive. This is a traditional 4-credit hour course offered each semester and taken by students of junior or senior standing (transfers will be required to take it during their first year at Wilmington...

RP336: Ethical Eating : Food Ethics and the Environmental Crisis

Food is a moral issue. Every time we eat we make a decision that affects ourselves, others, and the planet. So how can we eat well? What does it mean to produce, distribute, and consume food in a morally responsible way? This class will explore...

AG375: ANIMAL REPRODUCTION

Emphasizes reproductive anatomy & physiology of livestock. Anatomical structures involved and hormonal control of reproduction, pregnancy, parturition, and lactation are studied and applied to livestock production. Current and emerging reproductive...

SW333: DIRECT PRACTICE WITH DIVERSE CLIENTS AND COMMUNITIES

Learn to recognize and address issues of diversity in direct practice starting with an exploration of the impact of personal biases and values when working with diverse populations. Build your own cultural competence/humility in order to effectively...

HO230: HONORS SEMINAR

This course is designed to enrich the student’s educational experience through intellectually challenging and interesting topics. This course is not normally offered in the regular curriculum and is based on faculty expertise and interest. May be...

CJ231: JUVENILE JUSTICE

Introduces the juvenile justice system in the United States. Includes classifications of juvenile offenders, the family and the offender, the role of the juvenile court, and the legal approach to combating juvenile crime. Causation models are...