13 courses with the subject MEM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MEM 2000Cannabis Entrepreneurship3
As an emerging multi-billion dollar industry, cannabis presents a myriad of marketing opportunities. In this course, students will examine customer groups, products, and services in the recreational market. The effect of price, quality and competitors (i.e. illegal market) will be considered in how to compete effectively in the market. Students will be presented with basic information on the key components of the Cannabis industry - legal, business models, capital/finance, and marketing - will be explored through the marketing and entrepreneurship lens. PREREQUISITE: None
In this course, students will analyze the evolving cannabis marketplace and investigate the complexities and challenges of this sector. The course will conduct an in-depth examination of the key components of different business types, how the sector is evolving, key roles of production, testing, retail, and security. Considerable time will be spent examining the many entry points into the cannabis industry and focus on starting and operating a cannabis business. In addition, financial constraints and investments will be introduced as well as strategic marketing in the industry. PREREQUISITE: None
MEM 5100History and Culture of Cannabis and Commerce3
This course provides an in-depth understanding about cannabis history from 2900 BC to modern day, recreational and medical uses, historical agricultural and cultural importance, and economic impact. A general introduction to the laws and policies governing cannabis production and use is provided in a historical and ethical context. Cannabis specific terminology is embedded throughout the course. PREREQUISITE: None
This course provides an overview of the current legal principles that provide the framework of cannabis policies, regulations, and legislation. An analysis of cases and statutes, pertinent to cannabis use and the cannabis industry, are emphasized with instruction in fundamental aspects of legal research. PREREQUISITE: MEM5100
This course provides a basic understanding of the chemistry and pharmacology of cannabis, including psychoactive and non-psychoactive constituents, the most prevalent minor cannabinoids that are produced by the plant, and terpenes. It also delves into the similarities and differences between cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), two natural compounds found in the plants of the Cannabis genus. PREREQUISITE: MEM5100
MEM 5310Cannabis Use and the Endocannabinoid System3
An introduction to the Human Endocannabinoid System (ECS) provides students with a fundamental understanding of this system and its functions. The impact and consequences of the use of cannabis and related products will be studied. Current research on the use and best treatment strategies for select conditions, such as pain and anxiety, will be reviewed collectively and independently. It is recommended that students without a science background complete MEM5300 prior to enrolling in this course. PREREQUISITE: MEM5100
The purpose of this course is to develop an understanding cannabis from seed to its final product. A basic understanding of cannabis horticulture, cultivation, and production is presented. Topics include botany of cannabis, genetics and breeding, agronomics and horticultural aspects of production, and post-harvest and processing technologies. Finally, this course presents the options that adults have to partake of cannabis, including smoking, vaporization, sublingual, edibles and topicals, and the tools that deliver them. PREREQUISITE: MEM5100
MEM 5400Essential Business Concepts and Applications3
Knowing the fundamentals of business concepts and terms are important to being successful in cannabis commerce. This course presents an in-depth examination of the four tenants of 169
The efficient and effective operations of a business are imperative to its success. In this course, supply chain, logistics, forecasting, inventory management, and quality improvement is discussed with a focus on application to dispensary and commercial cultivation operations. Students are taught project management and gain skills through practice in overseeing complex projects in the classroom. It is recommended that students without a background in business complete MEM5400 before enrolling in this course. PREREQUISITE: MEM5100
This course is designed to teach students about marketing, public relations, social media, and other means of promoting a cannabis business. Critical analysis of data in decision making is emphasized. Students will create a communication plan, undertake project management, and create materials to market and promote a cannabis business. It is recommended that students without a background in business complete MEM5400 prior to enrolling in this course.
This course is in preparation for the final capstone course. Students interpret research and experimental data and learn research methods. Literature review, research design, and critical evaluation of evidence will be undertaken. A capstone project idea is chosen, and students begin to work collaboratively to develop the proposal for completion in the Capstone course.
Based upon the formalized, approved proposal completed in MEM6100, students will apply the wide array of knowledge gained during the academic program through a professional and comprehensive project on an area of interest about cannabis. PREREQUISITE: MEM6100
