Arts, Humanities, and Social Science courses excel at providing the soft skills needed by all employers in all fields, such as health professions, business, engineering, sciences., and our majors. Today’s employers want the following in demand skills high-level communication, collaboration across diverse groups, creative problem solving, and information analysis.
AHSS Course Curation
We want to help you find meanigful courses with the right value added skills that you need. Through hands-on, project-based learning, you will learn the knowledge and skills you need to succeed, both now and after graduation.
Why course curation? To make it easier to find courses that match your interests and help you develop top skills sought by employers.
How do we curate courses? We have a committee that reviews course to ensure that they teach the particular high valued skill.
Can I count curated courses toward general education? Courses that do count toward G.E. requirements are designated in the lists below.
Are there any registration restrictions on these courses? Curated courses with pre-requisites, co-requisites, or other registration restrictions are demarcated with an asterisk in the lists below.
How do I use course curation? Select a high value employment skill than review the list of course offerings and click on the link to see a description and syllabus. Then register for the course.
High-Level Communication
COMM 425: Specialty Writing*
FREN 311: French Conversation & Composition I
FREN 312: French Conversation & Composition II*
GERM 311: German Conversation & Composition I*
GERM 312: German Conversation & Composition II*
RELS/HIST 270: American Religious History (GE)
RELS 345: Religion & Politics(GE)
SPAN 311: Spanish Conversation & Composition I*
SPAN 312: Spanish Conversation & Composition II*
THEA 160: Storytelling (GE)