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Programs at UPIKE COLLEGE OF ARTS + SCIENCES

Art *........................................................................... 4 Biology...................................................................... 5 Biomedical Science................................................. 6 Chemistry................................................................. 7 Communication ~.................................................... 8 Criminal Justice ~.................................................... 9 English.................................................................... 10

COLLEGE OF NURSING + HUMAN SERVICES

Nursing ~................................................................ 35 RN-BSN................................................................... 36 Social Work............................................................. 37

PATTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Film + Media Arts................................................... 11

Elementary Education............................................ 39

Global Health *....................................................... 12

Middle Grades Education...................................... 40

Health and Human Performance..........................13

Secondary Education............................................. 41

History.................................................................... 14 History/Political Science....................................... 15 Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics.......................................................... 16 Medical Humanities............................................... 17 Music * ................................................................... 18 Performing Arts...................................................... 19 Psychology............................................................. 20 Religious Studies................................................... 21 Sociology................................................................ 22 Theatre *................................................................. 23 World Language and Culture Studies *.................24

COLEMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Business

Accounting ~...................................................... 27

CAREER CERTIFICATES

Career Communication.......................................... 43 Corrections, Rehabilitation and Preventative Control.............................................. 44 Digital Communication.......................................... 45 Digital Skills for the Workplace.............................46 Interpersonal Skills for Professionals..................47 Political and Civic Engagement............................ 48 Spanish for the Workplace.................................... 49 Strategic Organizational Leadership....................50 Women and Leadership......................................... 51 Most majors available as minors * Minor-only program ~ Also available as associate degree program

Entrepreneurship................................................ 28 Healthcare Management................................... 29 Management ~.................................................. 30 Sport Management............................................ 31 Information Technology Management.................32

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Leadership.............................................................. 33

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College of Arts + Sciences Preparing students for meaningful work and meaningful lives

Choose your pathway and get ready to ... • • • • •

solve problems work in teams interact effectively with others learn from diverse points of view learn to interpret information and data

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excel as a writer and communicator engage in scholarly and creative activities earn a work-ready certificate

Why minor in Art? Are you thinking about a major in film and media arts, communication, biology, or business, and wish to enhance your creative talents and skills while pursuing your major? Think about channeling your creative passions for creating images and objects into an art minor which will compliment your major area of study. While pursuing an art minor, you will be encouraged to explore: •

your own vison and voice through your art

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creative and critical thinking skills

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

As an art student, you’ll learn about art by making art – experiential learning in its truest form. A strong commitment to the studio experience is complimented by access to a range of art history classes.

» Artist/Designer/Illustrator

The Weber Art gallery provides opportunities for art students to experience art, meet and talk with a variety of artists who are active in their field.

» Art Therapist

» Art Administrator » Art Educator

Program Coordinator Petra Carroll, MFA Associate Professor of Art pcarroll@upike.edu

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Why major in Biology? As a biology major, you’ll gain broad exposure to biology as a discipline to help you enter professional or graduate school or pursue other science careers. Biology at UPIKE provides a one-of-a-kind experience in a small class-size setting. Most upper-level courses and labs have no more than 24 students enrolled, which will allow you to develop close professional relationships with faculty. If you can dream it, UPIKE can help you develop the tools and skills necessary to achieve it.

Program Distinctives UPIKE provides experiential learning opportunities through onand off-campus research and science internships. Additionally, you can travel to places like Belize, Arizona or the Gulf Coast, as well as explore interdisciplinary courses such as the Nature of Science, Religion and Science, or Religion and Nature. We offer courses associated with the basic foundations of life and health, such as anatomy, biochemistry, genetics, histology, immunology, molecular biology, neurology and physiology. We also prepare students for careers concerned with the environment through courses such as animal behavior, botany, ecology, entomology, field methods in ecology, ornithology and vertebrate zoology.

Career Paths » Biomedical Technician

» High School Biology Teacher

» Biochemist

» Pathology Assistant

» Conservation or Field Biologist » Dentist

» Health Professions » Veterinarian

» Genetic Counselor » Health Educator

Program Coordinator Jessica Slade, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology jessicaslade@upike.edu

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Why major in Biomedical Sciences? The biomedical science major prepares students to go into medical school, optometry school, dental school and other medical or health-related graduate programs. Classes are focused on the education needed to pursue desired medical careers. Students will also leave feeling prepared for the various entrance exams needed for graduate-level study.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

The biomedical science major integrates the core elements of chemistry

» Dentistry

and biology and is designed to prepare students for careers in the

» Medicine

health professions. Graduates of the BMS major will have acquired the

» Optometry

necessary knowledge, skills and experience to pursue advanced study in any biomedical discipline, including medicine, dentistry, physician assistant, optometry and pharmacy, and graduate degrees in health and science-related fields.

» Pharmacy » Physician Assistant » Health Science Research

Program Coordinator Phillip Jen, Ph.D. Professor of Biology phillipjen@upike.edu

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Why major in Chemistry?

Move mountains as a chemistry major at UPIKE. Chemistry is at the forefront of the future worldwide. The chemistry department at UPIKE offers you the experiences to develop critical thinking skills and the fundamental knowledge of the material world vital to advancements in all areas of science and technology. As a traditional chemistry major, experience the breadth of knowledge that could be the seed you need to discover a new green method to grow food or the next chemical to cure cancer. As a medical science chemistry major, you can become a well-rounded candidate for the health professional school of your choice or prepare yourself to push the frontiers of biochemistry. As a secondary education chemistry major, you can experience ways to understand student learning and methods as a future educator. The UPIKE chemistry department is ready to welcome your curiosity and exploration of our world through the meniscus of a chemist. Become a chemistry major to begin your journey to make your mark on future generations.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

If you seek to pursue a career in teaching, an entry-level scientific occupation, or graduate or professional school, the chemistry program will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed. At UPIKE, class and laboratory sizes are smaller, allowing for one-on-one attention with faculty and staff. The program offers students three distinct paths:

» Biochemist

» Forensic Chemist

» Chemical Engineer

» Health Professions

» Chemist: Industrial, Synthetic or Quality Control

» Materials Scientist

• • •

» Drug Developer and Manufacturer

Traditional Emphasis Medical Science Emphasis Secondary Education Chemistry Major

A key to success is networking, and the chemistry program has active student organizations providing excellent opportunities for social and professional interactions.

» Energy Researcher

» Patent Law » Research & Development » Teacher

» Food Scientist and Technologist

Program Coordinator Tom Hess, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry thess@upike.edu

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Why major in Communication?

Since communication is among the skills most sought-after by employers, majoring in communication will prepare you for a wide variety of careers. UPIKE’s communication program will provide you with a strong balance between practical and theoretical knowledge. Courses are designed to develop your competence in spoken and nonverbal interaction practices, professional and publication writing skills, and public performance abilities. Graduates generally find they’re prepared for professional careers and have a solid foundation to pursue graduate programs in business, communication, law, religion, theatre and other fields.

Program Distinctives UPIKE’s communication program offers hands-on opportunities for learning and growth. Communication students participate in internships and experiential learning to gain valuable real-world experience. Opportunities exist to take part in Chi Omicron Mu, UPIKE’s communication honor society, as well as an award-winning speech team, research and community service activities. Students also have the ability to interact with UPIKE communication alumni to build professional networks.

Career Paths » Advertising Representative » Corporate or Non-Profit Administrator » Customer Relations/Sales Representative » Event Coordinator » Journalist

Earn your bachelor or associate degree in a variety of learning options. 3-year degree track | Fully-online | Face-to-face | Hybrid * * includes both online and face-to-face courses

» Marketing Specialist » Minister » Public Relations Specialist » Relationship Mediator » Social Media Coordinator » Sports Publicist

Program Coordinator Chandra Massner, Ph.D. Professor of Communication cmassner@upike.edu

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Why major in Criminal Justice?

A degree in criminal justice from UPIKE will prepare you for a career in exciting professions ranging from forensic investigations to probation and parole. UPIKE’s criminal justice program emphasizes practical applications, procedures and theoretical concepts to prepare you for an ever-changing field. The criminal justice professors at UPIKE use current events in society to help you understand and build knowledge of the criminal justice system.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

The criminal justice major at UPIKE integrates practical applications and theory-based learning to provide a well-rounded knowledge of the criminal justice field. As a student, you will learn to adapt theory in real-world applications to provide solutions for problems in the criminal justice system.

» Attorney

» Judge

» Correctional Officer

» Legal Assistant/ Paralegal

» Court Officer

» Police Officer

The practical application courses are designed to show students investigative techniques criminal investigators follow to evaluate and analyze different types of crime scenes. Students are also engaged in the legal system with mock courtroom settings and legal proceedings, which are insightful experiences for those interested in pursuing a law degree. Internship programs are also available and not only allows students to gain experience, but also to make valuable connections in the workplace.

» Crime Scene Investigator

» Private Investigator

Earn your bachelor or associate degree in a variety of learning options.

» Domestic Violence » Probation and Counselor Parole Officer » Federal Law Enforcement Officer » Forensic Evidence Technician

» Social Justice Advocate » Statistical Research Analyst

Face-to-face or hybrid (both online and face-to-face courses)

Program Director Timothy Roberts, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Criminal Justice TimothyRoberts@upike.edu

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Why major in English?

A major in English at UPIKE not only instills an appreciation of literature, but it also allows you to focus on critical thinking, academic and creative writing and communication skills. Employers in business, industry and government are hiring an increasing number of English degree recipients with in-demand communication and critical thinking skills. An appreciation of our literary and cultural traditions are fundamental prerequisites for successful leadership and service in our society. Those with English degrees often pursue graduate school with the goal of teaching in higher or secondary education, practicing law or becoming professional creative writers.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

As a UPIKE English major, you’ll participate in numerous professional activities outside the classroom, such as conference presentations and workshops, which will enhance your abilities to function as a well-respected professional in your field.

» Attorney

» Librarian

» Administrator

» Linguist

» Consultant

» Politician

Majoring in English provides access to internships, directed studies, tutorials, seminars, work-study and volunteer experiences. Experiential learning opportunities at UPIKE include studying abroad, visiting the American Shakespeare Center’s Blackfriars Playhouse in Virginia and National Freedom Museum in Cincinnati, reading to and leading discussions with K-12 students, delivering essays at the Sigma Tau Delta National Conference and participating in the Kentucky Philological Association Conference.

» Curator

» Publisher

» Educator

» Screenwriter

» Journalist

» Speechwriter

Program Coordinator Jenna Steigerwalt, Ph.D. Professor of English jennasteigerwalt@upike.edu

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Why major in Film & Media Arts? UPIKE’s Film and Media Arts program focuses on film and digital media. As a student, you’ll learn to integrate digital technologies with traditional forms of artistic methods of expression through images. The program takes a multidisciplinary approach to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the media arts and the relationship between art, media, technology and business. The program curriculum includes courses in film and media arts, communication, art, business, English and computer science.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

Film and Media Arts majors are actively engaged in hands-on projects both in front of and behind the camera. After just a few courses you will be capable of finding employment in the field. You’ll also have the opportunity to earn credit by working on feature-length productions.

» Broadcast News Reporter

Upon completion of the program, you’ll be versed in the history, theory and concepts of digital media and its importance to and effect on society. Using film and media arts as a platform, you’ll be able to identify and acknowledge diverse opinions, cultural experiences, and ethical, legal and social issues. In addition to demonstrating a mastery of the concepts, tools and equipment used in the creation of digital media, you’ll develop key skills needed to work as an industry professional.

» Corporate Video Producer

» Comic Book Creator » Computer Animator » Digital Marketing Specialist » Film Director/Industry » Radio Marketing Executive » Sports Anchor » Television Producer » Web Designer

Program Coordinator Andrew Reed, MFA Professor of Film & Media Arts andrewreed@upike.edu

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Why minor in Global Health?

Why are some communities “healthy” while others seem to suffer disproportionately? How can we help build a culture of health across all communities? While minoring in global health, you will learn to recognize the importance of cultural belief systems and how they influence personal and communal health. Through coursework and community networking, you will learn to interpret health policy and identify areas of healthcare change. Students will learn to analyze the different forms of health disparities and ways social systems affect health outcomes. The minor engages students in direct research and community-based projects that use data to promote evidence-informed health practices. The minor can complement any major and prepares students for careers in organizations with health-focused missions. For students intending to pursue careers in the health professions, the minor offers a distinctive credential in social, ethical and intercultural competencies.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

Using a mixed-method approach, the global health minor is designed to leverage campus expertise alongside the work of our community partners to provide students with a distinctive, skills-based credential that is transferable across communities and health sectors. Students learn from diverse perspectives, develop community-based connections, and produce individualized projects that probe questions about the state and future of global health. Instructors with expertise across different fields and from leaders in community health departments, mental health agencies, addiction recovery centers and child advocacy agencies educate students about health challenges on a global scale.

Tauna Gulley, Ph.D. Professor of Nursing (606) 218-5765 taunagulley@upike.edu

Genesia Kilgore-Bowling, Ph.D., MSW, CSW Professor of Social Work (606) 218-5011 gkilgore@upike.edu

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Jessica Slade, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology (606) 218-5462 JessicaSlade@upike.edu

» Health Agencies » Research Centers » Education

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Why major in Health and Human Performance? Pursuing a major or minor in health and human performance provides students with a path into the wellness industry or professional coaching. Curriculum is centered on topics such as sports psychology, kinesiology and motor development. Students will be able to continue their passion for athletics and transform passion into a career centered on wellness and fitness.

Program Distinctives The HHP major at UPIKE provides exciting opportunities for our students. The program combines classroom instruction with handson learning opportunities both in a laboratory and real-world settings. Upon completing the program, students should be prepared to sit for several certification exams, including certified strength and conditioning specialist, group fitness instructor and certified personal trainer, among others.

Career Paths » Clinical - Physical Therapy - Personal Trainer » Education - Coaching - Physical Education » General Health and Wellness

Program Coordinator Lindsay Elliott LindsayElliott@upike.edu

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Why major in History?

Majoring in history at UPIKE helps you examine the causes and consequences of events and their impact on human experience from a variety of perspectives. You’ll learn how to analyze written, oral, visual and material evidence as well as develop communication skills and think critically. Skills acquired through a history major are adaptable to a variety of occupations and are in demand in today’s workforce. Companies are eager to hire people who can communicate effectively through the written and spoken word and who are experienced at analyzing large amounts of information.

Program Distinctives History majors at UPIKE have participated in archaeological work in Israel and even the archaeological reconstruction of 3,000-year-old pottery. Students have served as guides at archaeological exhibitions, performed historical preservation surveys prior to the construction of the Coal Building at UPIKE and taken classes in China. As a history student, you can conduct archival research and will have considerable opportunities to travel, making history a hands-on experience. You can also participate in The Washington Center seminars and internships at Kentucky’s capitol.

Career Paths » Archivist

» Legislator

» Attorney

» Museum Director

» Author » Consultant

» Paralegal

» Journalist

» Political Campaign Manager

» Library Director

» Public Analyst

» Educator

Program Coordinator Tyler Ralston, Ph.D. Professor of History tylerralston@upike.edu

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Why major in History/Political Science? A combined major in history and political science at UPIKE helps students develop critical thinking and writing skills applicable to a variety of career and graduate school paths. As a student, you’ll analyze human experience from multiple perspectives. This major is ideal for students who seek to develop research and writing skills and who are interested in taking an interdisciplinary approach to learning.

Program Distinctives Courses in the history/political science program focus on two complementary fields and offer hands-on learning opportunities like performing original research and giving presentations. Additionally, UPIKE provides a variety of seminar opportunities through The Washington Center. Each January, students have the chance to spend two weeks in Washington, D.C., studying politics and media. A seminar held each May focuses on national security. UPIKE also provides internship opportunities in Washington, D.C., and Frankfort, Ky.

Career Paths » Archivist » Attorney » Author » Consultant » Educator » Library Director » Legislator » Museum Director » Paralegal » Political Campaign Manager » Public Analyst

Program Coordinator Tyler Ralston, Ph.D. Professor of History tylerralston@upike.edu

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Why major in Mathematics?

Mathematics is a versatile major that links well with other majors including art, biology, business, chemistry and education. As a mathematics major, you’ll get extensive practice solving complex problems and using critical-thinking skills in computation, concepts and proof. You’ll come to understand how and why computations work. Majoring in mathematics gives you tools for lifelong learning and a wide variety of careers. Advances in astronomy, chemistry and physics rely heavily upon mathematical ideas, and the biological sciences increasingly use mathematical models. Mathematics is frequently being utilized in the social sciences and is the foundation of actuarial science. The exchange of ideas between computer science and mathematics is also important.

Program Distinctives Career paths for mathematics majors are interesting and diverse. UPIKE’s mathematics program will help you become a vital asset to nearly any industry. Mathematics is useful in scheduling of sporting events as well as airplanes, buses, trains and other modes of transportation; retirement planning; modeling resource extraction and usage; modeling population; and making accurate forecasts in weather and elections.

Career Paths » Actuary » Computer Programmer » Engineer » Financial Analyst or Planner » Investment Banker » Research or Statistical Analyst » Underwriter

Program Coordinator Bang Huang, Ph.D. AssistantProfessor of Mathematics BangHuang@upike.edu

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Why major in Medical Humanities? Students majoring in medical humanities prepare for a variety of healthcare roles. Essentially, any profession that was created to help someone who is struggling with a physical or mental health condition can benefit from this degree. Students will be competitive upon degree completion for employment in hospitals, clinical settings and ancillary medical services working in a variety of areas.

Program Distinctives Medical Humanities is an interdisciplinary field that applies the wisdom of the humanities to the knowledge of the medical field. Disciplines such as art, music, literature, theater, philosophy, ethics and religion complement the basic sciences in a way that builds a bridge between the art and science of medicine.

Career Paths » Health Educator » Patient Advocate » Community Health Worker » Patient Care Coordinator

» Patient Accounts Representative » Wellness Director » Pharmaceutical Sales Representative

Program Coordinator Rob Musick, D.Min. Chaplain/Instructor of Religious Studies robmusick@upike.edu

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Why minor in Music?

Whether you’re interested in majoring in art, biology or business and desire to develop your musical talent while at UPIKE, consider pursuing your musical passion while enhancing your studies by minoring in music. UPIKE’s music minor offers three tracks for students to engage in advanced musical study – vocal performance, piano performance and music history. As a graduate, you’ll possess critical thinking skills, utilize techniques for playing your chosen instrument and be able to read the language of music. Minoring in music can also help you learn methods for teaching instrumental, piano and vocal music.

Program Distinctives Students studying music can join dynamic performing ensembles such as the UPIKE Concert Choir and UPIKE Marching Band. Scholarship money is available for both ensembles. Students may play keyboard and wind instruments as well as develop their singing ability and study music history. Additionally, private piano lessons and voice lessons are offered for one credit hour to students seeking to develop their talent. Lessons are open to beginners and those with experience. Private practice facilities and Steinway B concert grand pianos are available to students.

Career Paths » Music Educator » Music Performer » Music Manager

Program Coordinators Vocal/Choral Eric Rutherford, DMA EricRutherford@upike.edu

Instrumental/Band Michelle Rutherford MichelleRutherford@upike.edu

Marching Band Slade Denman SladeDenman@upike.edu

Piano/Music Program Coordinator Todd Westgate, DMA PhillipWestgate@upike.edu

Theatre Jenna Steigerwalt, Ph.D. Jenna Steigerwalt@upike.edu

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Why major in Performing Arts?

The performing arts program is part of the College of Arts and Sciences Humanities Division. The emphasis in music is designed to provide students with a strong but flexible degree option. It involves more courses than a minor and focuses the student’s study in music within the performing arts major. It is responsive to students who want to perform and study music while also preparing for other career tracks or students who want to pursue a double major; this curriculum is situated within the context of a broader liberal arts background. Courses in the music curriculum are designed to strengthen student’s appreciation for music, skills in performance, musical literacy, research and arts advocacy. The music course of study will include skills to prepare for entry-level careers or further graduate study.

Program Distinctives » Flexible course of study » Interdisciplinary with other areas in humanities » Emphasis on individual performance skills » Individualized attention with highly-qualified faculty with real-world performance experience » Ensemble performance opportunities

Career Paths This degree prepares students for graduate work and academic careers in musicology, ethnomusicology, music theory, and composition, and for professional careers in music criticism, music librarianship, communications, music publishing, arts management and other wide-ranging areas of the music and arts industry.

» Tailored to student’s individual needs

Program Coordinators Theatre Jenna Steigerwalt, Ph.D. Jenna Steigerwalt@upike.edu

Instrumental/Band Michelle Rutherford, BME MichelleRutherford@upike.edu

Marching Band Slade Denman, MME SladeDenman@upike.edu

Piano/Music Program Coordinator Todd Westgate, DMA PhillipWestgate@upike.edu

Vocal/Choral Eric Rutherford, DMA EricRutherford@upike.edu

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Why major in Psychology?

The science of psychology is defined as the study of behavior and mental processes. Psychology is a multifaceted science concerned with understanding topics as diverse as human physiology, sensory perception and adaptation, interpersonal relationships and psychiatric disorders. Opportunities for work as a psychologist are expanding in number and scope. The recognition that psychology can address many of the major problems facing society has led to increased opportunities for careers in fields such as social services, public health, ecology, education and the legal system. Because employers in different industries seek the analytical and problem-solving skills instilled by a psychology degree, a bachelor’s degree in psychology from UPIKE will prepare you for a career in a variety of service and business-related fields.

Program Distinctives If you’d like to understand yourself or others better, then psychology is the major for you. UPIKE’s psychology program not only furthers your knowledge in the classroom, but it also stresses the importance of experiential learning. You’ll get to participate in trips to the TransAllegheny Lunatic Asylum, Creation Kingdom Zoo and specialized research conferences. Additionally, UPIKE provides a variety of internship and study abroad opportunities. Every spring semester, UPIKE also offers a course titled “Directed Research in Psychology” in which you can design and conduct your own original research project.

Career Paths » Child Psychologist » Clinical Psychologist » Counselor » Learning Disabilities Specialist » Occupational Therapist » Performance Consultant » Police Officer

Program Coordinator LeAnne Forquer-Epling, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology LForquer@upike.edu

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Why major in Religious Studies? As a religious studies major at UPIKE, you’ll focus on understanding the Bible and religious diversity. Religious studies are a way of organizing the oldest and deepest human concerns about the meaning of life. At UPIKE, you’ll dive deeper into Christian religious heritage and study other religious traditions as well. UPIKE’s courses in world religions will introduce you to ways of understanding beyond the Western tradition, while courses in Biblical studies will help you explore the historical background and contemporary meaning of the Bible. Courses in ethics, spirituality, and religion and popular culture will engage you in contemporary issues, including the impact of religion on everyday life.

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Career Paths

UPIKE faculty may lecture from time to time, but you’ll usually be engaged in active learning by:

» Chaplain » Christian Educator

» Discussing contemporary issues

» Dialoguing with people of many faiths

» Researching topics of your interest

» Engaging in spirituality that works for wholeness

» Pastor

» Participating in service projects and mission trips

» Participating in experiential learning trips to religious sites and conferences

» Writer

» Counselor » Theologian

Program Coordinator James Browning, Ph.D. Professor of Religion jbrownin@upike.edu

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Why major in Sociology? Sociology is the study of human behavior, society, the relationship between the two and their influence on one another. If you are fascinated by people, how they live, the things they do and why they do those things, the study of sociology at UPIKE can offer unique insights into those questions. The demand for sociologists is expected to grow as societies are increasingly committed to humane and rational planning and governance. Modern society is complex, changing rapidly and producing so much disagreement and protest that there is a continuing need for sociology to offer understanding.

Program Distinctives As a sociology student, you’ll use multiple approaches to analyze many parts of human life. Sociologists study everything from large-scale elements of social structure that make up society (economics, politics, law, religion and medicine) to personal and intimate elements (social media, family relationships and dynamics, drug dependence and bonds with pet animals).

Career Paths » Attorney » Corrections Professional

» Market Research Analyst » Parole Officer

» Criminologist

» Policy Analyst

» Guidance Counselor

» Rehabilitation Counselor

» Human Resources Representative

» Sociologist

» Human Services Professional

» Substance Abuse Counselor

» Law Enforcement Officer

» Warden

Program Coordinator Eric Primm, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology eprimm@upike.edu

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Why minor in Theatre?

Minoring in theatre at UPIKE is not only fun but provides skills that employers seek out and highly value. Through hands-on learning and practical experience, you’ll achieve proficiency in communication, collaboration, empathy, creative problem solving, commitment, adaptability and teamwork. You’ll learn about theatre from both sides of the curtain— performance and technology – through coursework and stage productions. A theatre minor perfectly complements almost any major, such as biology, business, or religion, and prepares students for careers not only as theatremakers, but as communicators, educators and leaders.

Program Distinctives Courses in theatre at UPIKE focus on two complementary tracks, spoken theatre and musical theatre, allowing for a personalized and tailored approach to completing your minor. Classes are experiential, meaning that students practice what they learn from the very start. UPIKE works with local and national professional organizations, such as The Appalachian Center for the Arts and the American Shakespeare Center, to provide a wealth of experiences to students. The theatre program has an exciting history of developing unique educational and theatrical experiences, including student-led and student-written work, Appalachian theatre initiatives, and workshops and other collaborations with industry professionals.

Career Paths » Actor » Arts Administrator » Arts Education » Choreographer » Director » Drama Therapy » Dramaturgy » Educational Theatre

» Facilities Management » Producer » Project Management » Screenwriter » Stagehand » Stage Manager » Tourism Manager

» Event Planner

Program Coordinator Jenna Steigerwalt, Ph.D. Professor of English jennasteigerwalt@upike.edu

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Why minor in World Language and Cultural Studies? This minor provides students with an accessible and flexible pathway to meet their individualized language learning goals. Students are able to concentrate their studies in at least one and up to four world languages. Students may enter the level of language study that is appropriate for their existing knowledge and skills, whether they are beginning to learn the language or are native speakers.

Program Distinctives » Enables students to study world languages in the most relevant way for their personal and professional goals. » Prepares students to effectively and meaningfully engage with people from different cultures, beliefs and perspectives. » Helps students make connections across different fields that can be applied to real-world situations.

Career Paths Students are set apart in any field that requires language proficiency and global perspectives, ranging from business, the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities. This minor is especially valuable for any of the helping professions, including teaching, social work, healthcare and legal advocacy.

Program Coordinator Ella Smith-Justice, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish smithe@upike.edu

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Coleman College of Business The Coleman College of Business provides an innovative learning environment that fosters an academically entrepreneurial business mindset.

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Why major in Accounting? If you have strong quantitative skills, are detail-oriented and enjoy problem solving, then accounting is a good fit for you. Accounting has long been called the language of business because it’s used by firms to communicate financial and economic information. By majoring in business administration-accounting at UPIKE, you will become proficient using Microsoft Excel, learn how to prepare tax returns and analyze financial data. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that 139,900 new accounting and auditing jobs will open up by 2026. This equates to a 10 percent growth rate.

Program Distinctives Upper-level accounting courses tend to have smaller class sizes and closeknit learning environments. You’ll be encouraged to work with classmates and form study groups. As a UPIKE accounting student, you’ll have the opportunity to assist low- to middle-income taxpayers in tax return preparation and filing through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Upon earning the ability to participate by completing a certification exam through the IRS, you can earn over 30 volunteer hours each tax season and gain invaluable hands-on experience. This is an excellent resume builder.

Career Paths » Bookkeeper » Budget Analyst » Chief Financial Officer » Controller » Cost Accountant » External Auditor » FBI Agent » Financial Advisor » Forensic Accountant » Fraud Examiner » Governmental Accountant » Internal Auditor » Payroll Clerk » Tax Accountant

For more info, contact: Chris Harris Dean, Coleman College of Business ChristopherHarris@upike.edu

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Why major in Business Administration Entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurial training has become a necessity in today’s uncertain economic environment. Pursuing a major in entrepreneurship provides you with the knowledge and the skills necessary for a growing career as a self-employed business owner. If you can dream it, you can achieve. A UPIKE entrepreneurship degree will allow you to turn your dream into reality and place your future in your hands.

Career Paths » Analyst » Business Owner » Capital Investor » Chief Executive Officer » Chief Operating Officer » Consultant » Portfolio Manager

Program Distinctives

» Research and Development

With a major in entrepreneurship, UPIKE will prepare you for a future that only you can imagine. The major is designed to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to establish a new business venture. Students will progress through the steps of idea creation through the development of a detailed business plan that may be used for the establishment of a business venture.

For more info, contact: Chris Harris Dean, Coleman College of Business ChristopherHarris@upike.edu

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Why major in Business Administration Healthcare Management?

Pursuing your education to become a healthcare manager or administrator can lead to a lucrative and highly-rewarding career. The aging U.S. population and revisions in the nation’s healthcare system are leading to expanded career opportunities in healthcare management.Data released from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate 32 percent growth in the profession expected by 2029.

Program Distinctives As a business administration-healthcare management major, UPIKE will prepare you to enter a competitive job market by completing a semester-long internship. The internship, combined with coursework, will ensure that you graduate with hands-on experience in a healthcare facility such as a hospital, clinic, long-term care facility or nursing home.

Career Paths » Business Manager » Facilities Manager » Healthcare Manager » Hospital Administrator » Insurance Professional » Long-Term Care Manager » Nursing Home Administrator » Purchasing Agent

For more info, contact: Chris Harris Dean, Coleman College of Business ChristopherHarris@upike.edu

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Why major in Business Administration Management?

As a business administration-management major, you’ll develop sought-after business management and leadership skills to be competitive in the job market. You will enter the workforce with confidence, innovative ideas and the ability to succeed in a fastpaced industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth through 2026 is expected to rise by nine percent for general and operations managers.

Program Distinctives UPIKE business faculty members believe students and managers learn best through experience. Courses in business management utilize a mix of case studies, exercises, role-plays and group projects to bring real-world concepts to life. This will help you develop a competent, professional mindset.

Career Paths » Retail Management » Finance and Insurance » Healthcare and Social Assistance » Professional Scientific and Technical Services » Wholesale Management and Sales

For more info, contact: Chris Harris Dean, Coleman College of Business ChristopherHarris@upike.edu

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Why major in Business Administration Sport Management? If you’re a sports enthusiast and want to learn how to participate in the business side of the industry, majoring in Business Administration-Sport Management can be a fun and lucrative major to launch your career.

Program Distinctives As a student at the Coleman College of Business, you’ll have the opportunity to complete internships specific to your area of study. Sport management students have completed internships with the NBA Dallas Mavericks, the Lexington Legends minor league baseball team and recreational centers in various cities. Students have also gained experience in local organizations, such as the Pikeville Area Family YMCA and the Appalachian Wireless Arena, as well as on-campus offices, including those of UPIKE’s director of athletics, athletic trainers and more than 20 athletic teams.

Career Paths » Athletics Administrator » Coach » Marketing Director » Sport Accountant » Sport Broadcaster » Sport Journalist

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Why major in Information Technology Management? As an information technology management (ITM) major, you’ll develop the skills necessary to compete in this rapidly changing field. UPIKE graduates will be equipped to support essential technology functions and provide management leadership in businesses. The ITM program offers a career-ready credential that students can tailor to their professional goals, occupational opportunities and career shifts over time.

Program Distinctives The ITM program combines core technical requirements and business courses to prepare students for IT-related careers. Through careful advising, hands-on learning, internship experiences and a broadbased curriculum with specialized courses, students will be equipped to articulate their value and succeed in the information technology field. The ITM program includes hands-on experiences that encourage students to apply their skills to real-world problems allowing graduates to enter the workforce career-ready and up-to-date on industry solutions and trends. UPIKE graduates will begin their tech-based careers ready to thrive locally and on a national or global scale.

Career Paths » Systems Administration » IT Management » Network Administration » Independent IT Consulting » IT Analyst » Data Analytics » Cloud Administration » Systems Engineer

Program Coordinator Praveen Guraja, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Information Technology Management praveenguraja@upike.edu

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Why major in Leadership? As a leadership major, you’ll gain broad exposure to the leadership skills necessary to prepare you for a career in various professions. Using a multidisciplinary approach, UPIKE’s leadership program allows students to focus on practical skill-building in topics relevant to today’s business leaders, build solid foundational knowledge in leadership, and build an array of practical work skills.

Program Distinctives The leadership major teaches students how to resolve conflicts within the company, coach team members and make informed leadership decisions. It helps create the leadership style ideal for you while developing healthy organizational relationships that nurture and inspire employees.

Career Paths » Department Supervisor » Operations Manager » Plant Supervisor » Business Manager » Production Manager » Project Manager

For more info, contact: Chris Harris Dean, Coleman College of Business ChristopherHarris@upike.edu

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College of Nursing + Human Services The College of Nursing and Human Services is home to both the Elliott School of Nursing and the School of Social Work. Sharing many commonalities, both areas of study have missions driven for social change in a very physical discipline with extensive field work. Both career paths continue to strengthen the quality of life for the communities in which graduates serve.

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Why major in Nursing? As a nursing major, you will be studying for a career that offers many advantages! After becoming licenses as a registered nurse, you can expect to earn a good salary, work with interesting people and have the opportunity to make a real difference in people’s lives on a daily basis. Demand for registered nurses is high, and you can expect to enter the workforce quickly upon graduation. Because of this high demand, you will have many options as to where to work and even where to live. Nursing is one of the most versatile careers, with potential employment not limited to clinics and hospitals but also schools, cruise ships, flight nursing and other unique job opportunities. Nursing courses include extensive hands-on skills acquisition and clinical experiences in addition to learning in the classroom.

Program Distinctives

Career Paths

As a nursing student, you will take courses in health assessment, nursing fundamentals, pharmacology, medical-surgical nursing, obstetrical and pediatric nursing, and mental health nursing.

Initially, most graduates will begin practice as a generalist Registered Nurse in various areas (medicalsurgical, intensive care, obstetrics, emergency, etc.) of acute care. With additional education and experience, nurses can pursue careers in nursing education, primary practice and anesthesia.

The Elliott School of Nursing has a state-of-the-art skills lab where students are taught and engage in hands-on skills training. The simulation center allows for a realistic immersion in simulated situations, using high-fidelity simulators. Simulation allows students to practice using equipment and implementing skills they have learned in a safe environment without fear of harming someone. This results in a more confident student in the clinical area. Students have the opportunity to apply for paid externships available at area hospitals.

Contact Jessica Williamson Administrative Assistant, School of Nursing JessicaWilliamson@upike.edu

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Why earn your RN-BSN? The University of Pikeville offers an online Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, the RN-BSN completion program. The RN-BSN program is for registered nurses with an associate’s degree or diploma from a state-approved, pre-licensure RN program and holds an unrestricted RN license. UPIKE’s RN-BSN program prepares RNs for evidence-based patient care or advanced staff and leadership positions in diverse practice environments. Students in the RN-BSN program are provided the foundation for graduate-level education.

Program Distinctives » FREE course resources » 100% online coursework » Project completion in your own community » Learn from knowledgeable and experienced nursing faculty

Accreditation

Career Paths » Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist » Clinical Nursing Instructor » Family Nurse Practitioner » Staff Nurse

The baccalaureate nursing program at The University of Pikeville located in Pikeville, Kentucky is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326 (404) 975-5000 http://www.acenursing.org

Contact Tauna Gulley, Ph.D., APRN, CNE Chair, RN-BSN Program TaunaGulley@upike.edu The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the baccalaureate nursing program is Continuing Accreditation. You can view the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program at http://www.acenursing.com/accreditedprograms/programsearch.htm

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Why major in Social Work?

As a social work major at UPIKE, you’ll learn professional values, ethics and evidencebased techniques to make the world a more fair and caring place. You’ll learn how to create change with and on behalf of, individuals, groups, communities, organizations and societies. Social workers are employed in areas such as education, healthcare, mental health, counseling, services to the aging, addiction services, corrections and criminal justice, child welfare services, services for people with mental and physical disabilities, rehabilitation, veteran services, government, politics and social policy, community development and other related areas.

Program Distinctives UPIKE’s social work program has a strong field education component, which means you’ll gain at least 400 hours of real experience practicing social work in the community under the supervision of a social worker. Field education is geared toward your personal interests and may include medical settings, mental health agencies, substance abuse treatment providers, offender programs, child advocacy centers, child protective services, homeless shelters, school settings and crisis centers. UPIKE also offers the option to complete required practicum hours during evenings and weekends. UPIKE’s social work program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.

Career Paths » Addiction Recovery Social Worker (Counselor) » Child Welfare Worker » Community Organizer

» Mental Health Social Worker (Counselor/ Therapist) » Medical Social Worker » Nonprofit Director

» Court Social Worker

» Policy Analyst

» Employment Case Manager

» Social Justice Advocate

» Forensic Social Worker

» School Social Worker

Program Coordinator Ashton A. Bartley, MSW Assistant Professor of Social Work ashtonbartley@upike.edu

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Patton College of Education The Patton College of Education works closely with surrounding schools and districts to design and implement quality educator training programs that prepare successful teachers at the elementary, middle and high school levels.

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Why major in Elementary Education? Teaching is more than a job; it is a rewarding career. UPIKE-Patton College of Education’s teacher education program will prepare you to make a difference in the lives of students and positively impact the future. We work closely with surrounding schools and districts to design and implement a quality educator training program that will prepare you to be a successful teacher at the elementary level. As an elementary education student, you’ll benefit from a variety of field hours and clinical experiences in a real-world setting within P-12 classrooms.

Program Distinctives UPIKE’s Patton College of Education faculty members have many years of combined experience within P-12 classrooms and are committed to your success. Our undergraduate teacher education program will help you in several unique ways: • Education coursework will provide you with practical, authentic teaching experiences throughout the program. • Education faculty and staff will provide a supportive environment from the time you enter the program until you receive your teacher certification. • In UPIKE’s teacher education program you will be actively engaged with local schools for an entire academic year. By the time you begin student teaching, you will be well-prepared to begin assuming classroom responsibilities. • You can seamlessly transition into UPIKE’s Teacher Leader Master’s program, which offers individual attention and practical experiences to help you further your career.

Career Paths Elementary education graduates will be prepared to teach in primary through fifth grade.

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Why major in Middle Grades Education? Teaching is more than a job; it is a rewarding career. UPIKE-Patton College of Education’s teacher education program will prepare you to make a difference in the lives of students and positively impact the future. We work closely with surrounding schools and districts to design and implement a quality educator training program that will prepare you to be a successful teacher at the middle grades level. Do you have a favorite academic area or one in which you excel? You can choose the content area that you wish to teach at the middle school level.

Career Paths UPIKE-Patton College of Education’s middle grades education program prepares graduates to teach in grades five through nine in Kentucky. Program areas include science, social studies, English and mathematics.

Contact Lisa Asbury Data and Records Manager LisaAsbury@upike.edu

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Why major in Secondary Education? Teaching is more than a job; it is a rewarding career. UPIKE’s Patton College of Education teacher education program will prepare you to make a difference in the lives of students and positively impact the future. Do you have a favorite academic area or one in which you excel? Within the secondary education program, you can choose the content area that you wish to teach.

Career Paths A candidate who completes the program in secondary education will be prepared to teach in grades 8-12. Program areas include biology, chemistry, English, mathematics and social studies.

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Career Certificates UPIKE is offers certificate programs for current students and alumni. Current students can gain career-ready skills that compliment any major, free while completing their degree. Alumni who are looking for a new challenge can add to their professional credentials with a chance to be in the classroom again with their beloved instructors.

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CAREER COMMUNICATION » Gain skills to succeed in today’s diverse work environments. » Produce newsletters, media kits and professional reports. » Work in teams to boost communication and problemsolving skills.

12 Credit Hours ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES BUS 327

Business Communication

COM 303

Interpersonal Communication

COM 329

Public Relations

SSC 310

Conflict Resolution and Ethical Decision-Making

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CORRECTIONS, REHABILITATION, AND PREVENTATIVE CONTROL » Gain a practical understanding of the court system, corrections, and rehabilitation. » Prepare for any field focused on community safety

12 Credit Hours ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES CJ 152

Introduction to the Criminal Justice System

CJ 283

Corrections

CJ 384

Community-Based Corrections

SOC 214

Juvenile Delinquency

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DIGITAL COMMUNICATION » Demonstrate technical knowledge of digital tools and programs. » Curate and evaluate digital content. » Produce artifacts using digital techniques. » Analyze trends and issues in digital design.

Choose 4 courses from the following ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES BUS 216

Digital Citizenship

COM 320

Digital Journalism

FMA 170

Digital Imaging

FMA 375

Web Design and Development

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DIGITAL SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE » Ample opportunity for hands-on experience. » Quality faculty with academic and research experience. » Get ahead with technology in the workplace.

12 Credit Hours ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES FMA 170 - Digital Imaging

Manipulate images for persuasive and artistic purposes

FMA 235 - Basic Video Production

Examine storytelling, aesthetic principals and ethics in short-form media

SCI 250 - Intro to 3D Printing

Design, model, fabricate, test, discuss and interate upon 3D objects

COM 102 - Digital Design

Use current software and graphics for the development of publications

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INTERPERSONAL SKILLS FOR PROFESSIONALS » Gain in-demand communication and problem-solving skills. » Analyze communication challenges and ways to resolve them. » Of special interest for careers in the helping professions.

Choose 4 courses from the following ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES COM 303

Interpersonal Communication

COM 304

Health Communication

COM 306

Gender and Communication

COM 323

Intercultural Communication

SSC 310

Conflict Resolution and Ethical Decision-Making

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POLITICAL & CIVIC ENGAGEMENT » Create projects that demonstrate effective and proper use of methodological research. » Participate in interdisciplinary collaborations creating solutions to modern challenges. » Develop critical thinking and listening skills that are used in civic environments.

12 Credit Hours PLS 101 - American Government and Politics HIS 150 - Survey of U.S. History COM 325 - Political Communication CJ 152 - Introduction to Criminal Justice System

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Chandra Masssner | ChandraMassner@upike.edu

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SPANISH FOR THE WORKPLACE » Prepare for careers in multicultural settings. » Participate in multilingual communities around the world. » Gain cultural competence and understanding.

12 credit hours - all online! •

Build fundamental Spanish skills in Beginning Spanish I and II (SPN 111 + 112)

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Develop your speaking skills in Spanish Conversation (SPN 306)

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Prepare to use Spanish in professional settings in Spanish for the Professions (SPN 317)

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STRATEGIC ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP » Understand the history of leadership and its development. » Understand how to create an effective team environment in the workplace. » Explore your own value system and how it influences leader behavior. » Apply current leadership theories to a variety of personal and professional environments.

12 Credit Hours BUS 330 - Behavior in Organization BUS 357 - Leadership Theory and Practice BUS 499 - Directed Individual Study in Business SSC 310 - Conflict Resolution and Ethical Decision Making

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WOMEN AND LEADERSHIP Learn to communicate effectively and lead in a variety of settings; fosters networking, mentoring and individual plans of study.

Required Courses ONLINE, HYBRID, AND FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES HUM 320

Gender and Women Studies

COM 306

Gender and Communication

BUS 357

Leadership: Theory and Practice

BUS 206

Entrepreneurial Mindset

Elective Courses CHOOSE FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SW 300

Diversity and Difference

SSC 310

Conflict Resolution and Ethical Decision-Making

ENG 380

Women Authors

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