| Aging Studies – The interdisciplinary study of the process of human aging. It addresses the aging process in its many aspects – physical, psychological, and social. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Physical Changes and Aging | Socio cultural Aspects of Aging | Psychology of Aging |
| Behavioral Healthcare Services – Behavioral health problems, including mental illness and substance abuse, are among the greatest public health challenges facing our communities. Students will be exposed to new treatment approaches as well as issues in the organization of behavioral health services. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Multi Healthcare Services | Behavioral Healthcare Systems | Exemplary Practices |
| Business– The Business concentration will give students exposure to the basic elements of all business disciplines. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Financial Accounting | Macroeconomics | Principles of Finance |
| Managerial Accounting | Principles of Management | Basic Marketing |
| Strategic Management | ||
| Environmental Policy and Management – This concentration provides students an opportunity to explore issues pertinent to the environment. Courses encourage students to apply knowledge to real world problems. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Intro to Environmental Science | Intro to Environmental Science (Lab) | Into to Environmental Policy |
| Hospitality Management – The interdisciplinary study of the hospitality field, this concentration is designed to give students a general understanding of the depth and scope of the industry. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism | Human Resource Management | Hospitality Marketing and Sales |
| Law and Security for the Hospitality Industry | ||
| Information Technology – This concentration has been designed to bridge the gap between computer science and the business use of computers. Its emphasis is on knowledge-based computer and information technology as well as applications, programming and networking in an era of rapidly changing technology. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| IT Concepts | Computer Information Networks | Information Networks Laboratory |
| Public Administration – Is a multidisciplinary course of study designed to prepare individuals for successful leadership roles and management careers in the public and non-profit sectors. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Intro to Public Administration | Non-profit Organizations and Public Policy | Public Financial Administration |
| Personnel and Supervision in Today’s Organizations | Managing Information Resources in the Public Sector | |
| Public Health – The goal of this concentration is to develop a broad range of understanding and appreciation of the field of Public Health. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Intro to Public Health | Survey of Human Diseases | Medical Terminology |
| Urban Studies – Offers students the opportunity to supplement their education and training with a focus on the problems and potential of the urban world around us. |
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| Course Examples | ||
| Introduction to Urban Studies | Urban Life and Culture | Urban Sociology |
| Urban Geography | Economics of the Urban Environment | |
| Women’s Studies – The goal of this concentration is to engage students in feminist education, research, and practice for social justice and the discovery and production of knowledge that emerges from a feminist perspective. | ||
| Course Examples | ||
| Issues in Feminism | Intro to Women’s Studies | Female Experience in America |
