| Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Syllabus |
| 338.03 |
Professional Pathways In Entrepreneurship |
2.00 |
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| Course Description |
This seminar introduces students to the basic principles of entrepreneurship: (1) why people start new companies, (2) finding and creating strategic business opportunities, (3) understanding the market for new products, (4) creating and building a new enterprise, and (5) understanding the personal and psychological profiles of successful entrepreneurs (as role models). This course is suitable for business and non-business majors alike. It is not recommended for students who have completed all or part of the entrepreneurship minor degree program. |
| Call Number |
Type |
Time |
Days |
Building |
Room |
Instructor |
Bio |
Syllabus |
| 25968 |
SEM |
8:30 AM-10:18 AM |
F |
Hitchcock Hall |
0346 |
Schlosser,Philip A |
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| 338.04 |
Professional Pathways In Health |
2.00 |
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| Course Description |
This survey introduces students to career pathways in the health professions and provides specific information about a student’s field of interest. Topics include historical developments, current status, future needs, professional boundaries, ethics, technology, serving diverse populations, scopes of practice, educational pathways, and credentialing procedures. All pathways in health students meet for the general lecture and also break into recitation sections which best matches their interest in health related fields.
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RECITATION SECTIONS:
Hale: Pharmacy;
Ahijevych: Nursing;
Dutta: Dentistry;
Love: Public Health;
Lynn: Medicine;
Walline: Optometry********* |
| Call Number |
Type |
Time |
Days |
Building |
Room |
Instructor |
Bio |
Syllabus |
| 3770 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Fry Hall |
0652 |
Walline,Jeffrey Jay |
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| 3769 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Meiling Hall |
0150 |
Lynn,Deborah Joanne |
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| 3768 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Pomerene Hall |
0206 |
Love,Randi Lee |
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| 3767 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Postle Hall |
3123 |
Dutta,Lakshmi |
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| 3766 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Newton Hall |
0168 |
Ahijevych,Karen Louise |
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| 3765 |
REC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Parks Hall |
0250 |
Hale,Kenneth Michael |
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| 3764 |
LEC |
3:30 PM-5:18 PM |
T |
Parks Hall |
0103 |
Walline,Jeffrey Jay |
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| 338.07 |
Professional Pathways In Public Affairs |
1.00 |
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| Course Description |
This course provides an overview of career paths in public affairs, drawing on the experiences of faculty and practicing professionals in the various career paths discussed. Important professional issues will be discussed, including: how public policy is defined; understanding public service and non-profit leadership; social justice, social change, ethics, and values in the public and non-profit sectors; and careers in the public and non-profit sectors. |
| Call Number |
Type |
Time |
Days |
Building |
Room |
Instructor |
Bio |
Syllabus |
| 25971 |
LEC |
3:30 PM-4:18 PM |
T |
Central Classroom Building |
0238 |
Stenta,Donald Anthony |
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These seminars help Arts and Sciences students explore graduate and professional post-secondary opportunities, and the wider professional issues and professional options within and/or across disciplines.
Professional Pathways in Public Affairs.
This course is graded S/U. |
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| 338.09 |
Professional Pathways In Higher Education And Student Affairs |
2.00 |
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| Course Description |
This course will introduce students to the dynamic field of higher education and student affairs. Academic and student affairs divisions offer many opportunities to work at colleges and universities without becoming a professor. Admissions counselors, academic advisors, orientation professionals, academic program administrators, and residence hall directors are just a few examples. Education required to enter such positions, professional organizations that support and provide professional development, detailed reviews of position requirements and duties, and the differences between types of higher education institutions will be studied. |
| Call Number |
Type |
Time |
Days |
Building |
Room |
Instructor |
Bio |
Syllabus |
| 25973 |
SEM |
2:30 PM-4:30 PM |
W |
University Hall |
0066 |
Mercerhill,Jessica Leigh |
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Introduction to the field of Higher Education and Student Affairs. Education required, job descriptions, and differencees between institution types will be studied. |
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| 338.10 |
Professional Pathways In Civic Engagement |
2.00 |
|
| Course Description |
This course introduces students to the role of civic engagement in communities through a partnership with the Columbus Metropolitan Club. Through participation, observation, reading, and writing, you will learn how civic organizations operate as well as how they work with for-profit and non-profit organizations to encourage change in communities. |
| Call Number |
Type |
Time |
Days |
Building |
Room |
Instructor |
Bio |
Syllabus |
| 25974 |
SEM |
11:30 AM-1:30 PM |
M W |
University Hall |
0156 |
Graber,Julie A. |
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