6 courses with the subject LPD, 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.
LPD 101Strengths Training in Metacognitive1.00
This course is designed to introduce students to various metacognitive skill sets that may assist them in negotiating the transition to the university study and aid in self-awareness and growth regarding their core strengths and capabilities. Students will become familiar with six skill sets (Motivation, Self-efficacy, resilience, service, commitment, and leadership) and explore their own strengths in these domains. In addition, students will receive training in how to translate their own strengths in these skill sets into academic success.
This survey course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and theories of career development, to include personal discovery, career identification techniques, career communication hook and strategies, and initial brand perpetuation using social networks. This course will put particular focus on the understanding and use of social media in the career and image building process. Furthermore, this course will help students to target their skill sets to their desired career path.
This course introduces students to basic concepts and theories of philanthropy aimed to facilitate a charitable mindset, including strategies, tactics, and avenues for benevolent giving, as well as various types of giving. In addition, students will develop a leadership skill set around philanthropy.
This course promotes the personal development and overall leadership skills of students while improving their ability to think critically, communicate effectively and work collaboratively in community with others.
This course promotes the personal development and overall leadership skills of students while improving their ability to think critically, communicate effectively and work collaboratively in community with others.
This course promotes the personal development and overall leadership skills of students while improving their ability to think critically, communicate effectively and work collaboratively in community with others. Visual, Performing and Communication Arts (VPA)
