13 courses. Harvest read no subject for these courses. That is a gap in our reading of the catalog, not in the college's catalog; each course is shown as we hold it until the reading is fixed.
Academic Success Center
The Keuka College Academic Success Center is a central location for all Keuka College students to study, meet others, and find many academic resources in one place! This free service is available to the entire Keuka College community, including online and graduate students. The Academic Success Center is located in the shared study-work space on the first floor of Lightner Library with ample glass whiteboards, comfortable seating, private study and collaborative areas. Our dedicated staff, writing specialists, and tutors offer:
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Ms. Hochadel is licensed as a Certified Public Accountant in New York state. She has over 10 years of experience in public accounting. Her areas of concentration are in the non-profit and governmental fields. Ms. Hochadel also retired after 20 years of service with the New York State Police, serving in various positions, including state trooper, sergeant, and station commander. With experience in both the accounting and criminal justice field, her professional interests focus on the area of financial crimes and fraud investigations.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics and Finance provides a foundation for students preparing for a career in actuarial science. You need any number of tools to impress today’s hirers: data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation, including the ability to clearly present findings to appropriate audiences, and apply the quantitative techniques and computational models used to support business decisions in the financial industry (e.g., banks, insurance companies, investment and securities firms and other related industries).
Direct experience in the field helps you develop the knowledge and skills necessary to use information and technology as crime-fighting tools. In the course of your Field Period® experiences and internships, you’ll gain first-hand experience using analytic tools, criminal information systems, firearm and other training simulations, and accident reconstruction programs.
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Gylla A. MacGregor has been with Keuka College since 2017. Prior to that, she was a Conservation Ecologist and GIS Project Director for New Jersey Audubon. While she considers herself a behavioral ecologist, her training and background are broad, as evidenced by the wide range of courses she loves and enjoys teaching, in both biology and environmental science. She’s particularly drawn to fieldwork and has engaged in research studies on timber rattlesnakes, bog turtles, grassland birds, deer and forest health, small mammals, and the regal fritillary butterfly, to name a few. She’s a strong believer in undergraduate research, which provides both hands-on learning and the development of critical skills that can be carried to graduate school or the professional market. Habitat restoration, geospatial mapping of wildlife habitat, problem-solving in raccoons, diatoms as an indicator of water quality, bait preference in small mammals, amphibians and water quality, and habitat preference of isopods are some examples of projects that students have engaged in. She encourages students to visit her office, check things out, and Believe in What We Can Do Together!
Which major interests you the most? I don't know yet… Accounting Adult/Gerontology Primary Care N.P. Advanced Certificate American Sign Language Applied Math and Finance Art & Design ASL-English Interpreting Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Business Management Business Management (Sports Management Concentration) Chemistry Community Health and Wellness Criminology and Criminal Justice Education: Adolescent Biology Education: Adolescent Biology with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent English Education: Adolescent English with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Mathematics Education: Adolescent Mathematics with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Adolescent Social Studies Education: Adolescent Social Studies with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (All Grades) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Art) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (ASL) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (English) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Family and Child Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Global Studies) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Mathematics) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Science) Education: Early Childhood with Special Education (Spanish) Education: Educational Studies Environmental Science Health Sciences Marketing Nursing Occupational Therapy Political Science and History Psychology (with Clinical/Counseling) Psychology (with Family/School) Psychology (with Forensic) Psychology (with Health) Social Work Sustainability Visual Communication Design Writing and Communication Arts Exploratory (Undecided)
Gylla A. MacGregor has been with Keuka College since 2017. Prior to that, she was a Conservation Ecologist and GIS Project Director for New Jersey Audubon. While she considers herself a behavioral ecologist, her training and background are broad, as evidenced by the wide range of courses she loves and enjoys teaching, in both biology and environmental science. She’s particularly drawn to fieldwork and has engaged in research studies on timber rattlesnakes, bog turtles, grassland birds, deer and forest health, small mammals, and the regal fritillary butterfly, to name a few. She’s a strong believer in undergraduate research, which provides both hands-on learning and the development of critical skills that can be carried to graduate school or the professional market. Habitat restoration, geospatial mapping of wildlife habitat, problem-solving in raccoons, diatoms as an indicator of water quality, bait preference in small mammals, amphibians and water quality, and habitat preference of isopods are some examples of projects that students have engaged in. She encourages students to visit her office, check things out, and Believe in What We Can Do Together!
Gylla A. MacGregor has been with Keuka College since 2017. Prior to that, she was a Conservation Ecologist and GIS Project Director for New Jersey Audubon. While she considers herself a behavioral ecologist, her training and background are broad, as evidenced by the wide range of courses she loves and enjoys teaching, in both biology and environmental science. She’s particularly drawn to fieldwork and has engaged in research studies on timber rattlesnakes, bog turtles, grassland birds, deer and forest health, small mammals, and the regal fritillary butterfly, to name a few. She’s a strong believer in undergraduate research, which provides both hands-on learning and the development of critical skills that can be carried to graduate school or the professional market. Habitat restoration, geospatial mapping of wildlife habitat, problem-solving in raccoons, diatoms as an indicator of water quality, bait preference in small mammals, amphibians and water quality, and habitat preference of isopods are some examples of projects that students have engaged in. She encourages students to visit her office, check things out, and Believe in What We Can Do Together!
