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1. Mass Media and Society - Graduate - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - An examination of the theories, issues, and controversies surrounding the mass media. Particular emphasis will be given to press ethics, freedom and media effects. - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
2. Test Anxiety - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - The Test Anxiety course emphasizes self relaxation techniques, good test-taking habits and techniques that enable students to do their best in test-taking situations. Course runs from September 8 through October 16 or October 26 through December 4. - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
3. Transitional Issues for Individuals with Disabilities - Graduate - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - Assessment planning and instruction to facilitate educational and employment post-school outcomes will be emphasized. Federal and state laws governing minimum transition practices will be covered. Assessment, transition planning, services, interagency co - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
4. Mass Media and Society - Undergraduate - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - An examination of the theories, issues, and controversies surrounding the mass media. Particular emphasis will be given to press ethics, freedom and media effects. - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
5. Listening & Notetaking - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - The Listening and Notetaking course teaches students to identify important concepts in lectures, arrange these concepts into efficient notes, and use effective study techniques in learning information from these notes. Course runs from September 8 throug - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
6. Reading Improvement I - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - The Reading Improvement I course is designed to improve speed and comprehension. Emphasis is on the main ideas, supporting details, and organizational patterns. Course runs from September 8 through October 16 or October 26 through December 4.

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7. Critical Thinking - Undergraduate - Fall
by University of Nebraska at Kearney - The Critical Thinking course enables students to recognize qualities of critical thinking, use organized approaches to solve problems, and use information to form concepts and draw conclusions. Course runs from September 8 through October 16 or October 2 - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
8. Contemporary Issues in America Business (SOC 101)
by University of Phoenix - This course is a study of the social issues that affect today's workplace. Historically, organizations and management have evolved to meet technical and social changes. Today's organizations and managers face very different issues in the workplace and mus - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
9. Introduction to Sociology (SOC 200)
by University of Phoenix - This course is an introduction to the set of perspectives on human life that allows us to understand how our personal lives are affected by our place in society. It explores ways of looking at the world that allow us to understand how the events and exper - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
10. Cultural Diversity (SOC 315)
by University of Phoenix - This course focuses on the issues, challenges, and opportunities presented by U.S. population diversity. Workplace issues related to employee diversity in terms of gender, race/ethnicity, socioeconomic class, and cultural background are emphasized. Topic - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
11. Concepts of Jewish Community
by Gratz College - This course will examine and discuss differing concepts of Jewish community both in classical Jewish literature (Bible, siddur and Talmud, medieval Jewish writings) and in modern Jewish life. What is the unifying aspect of a community? What is the relat - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
12. Economy and Society (SOCI 145)
by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Friday Center - SOCI 415 emphasizes the importance of sociological perspectives in understanding and explaining economic activities such as shopping at global retailers, hiring an employee, or obtaining a bank loan to start a business. The course presents a diverse set o - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
13. Social Change and Conflict in Modern China - Undergraduate - Fall
by Syracuse University - Profound changes in China are reshaping Chinese society and having major impacts throughout the world. This course explores the social and economic transformations in terms of social classes, cultural patterns, urban change, family patterns, ethnic tensio - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
14. Class, Status and Power - Undergraduate - Fall
by Syracuse University - This course examines social classes and the structures, causes and consequences of social and economic class differences (poverty and wealth, social mobility and the forms and persistence of inequality) as well as the contrasting life styles of the very r - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info
15. Sociology of Evil - Undergraduate - Fall
by Syracuse University - What are the social conditions and social processes that systematically allow human beings to be treated without human dignity? What does it mean to be systematically dehumanized this way? How is this dehumanization accounted for from the perspectives of - ...    Course Info | School Info | Request Info

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