13 courses with the subject LRU, 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.
This course will evaluate competency in word processing, basic spreadsheet use, and presentation software that is expected of all LR students. Evaluation will be via an online exam. Required of all Lenoir-Rhyne University students.
Required for all students who do not pass the CSC 050 computer competency exam.
Required for all transfer students who enter LR with 26 hours or more and have been out of school for 5 years or longer; recommended for all returning LR students who have been away from LR for more than 5 years. This course is designed to help transfer students make the transition to and be successful at LR, with particular attention to the needs of returning students.
Required for all transfer students who enter LR with 26 hours or more and have attended another college or university within the last 5 years. This course is designed to help transfer students make the adjustment to and be successful at LR.
This course is required for all undergraduates who study abroad. It is designed to assist students in maximizing their cultural learning while studying abroad. Note
This course is required for all undergraduates who study abroad. It is designed to assist students in maximizing their cultural learning while studying abroad. Note
This course is required for all undergraduates who study abroad for a semester or an academic year. It is designed to assist students with maximizing their cultural learning and professional skills development while studying abroad. The course will be conducted in a hybrid course format with on-line work, pre-departure meetings, and reflective writing. Note
This course is required for all undergraduates who study abroad for a semester or an academic year. It is designed to assist students with maximizing their cultural learning and professional skills development while studying abroad. The course will be conducted in a hybrid course format with on-line work, pre-departure meetings, and reflective writing. Note
This course emphasizes the development of academic and personal skills that will support success in college, including the practiced use of campus support resources. This course will address common obstacles to college success, provide students with the tools they need to overcome those obstacles, and empower students to set their own course for success.
First-Year Experience Course Assistant. Training in CA responsibilities in the FYE class and in acculturation topics taught in FYE.
Open only to Cromer and Lineberger Scholarship recipients. As a condition for receiving a Cromer/ Lineberger scholarship, recipients must attend eight co-curricular professional development and cultural events during their first fall semester. Recipients will receive a list of events from which to choose. (Many of these events may also count as credit toward LRU convocation attendance requirements. ) At the end of the semester scholarship recipients will submit a 3-5 page reflective paper on their first semester experience. Completion of these requirements will support continuance in the Cromer/Lineberger scholarship program. Pass/Fail only.
This course is available to juniors and seniors and is designed to assist students in preparing for the transition into the world of work or graduate/professional school. The course will be conducted in a seminar format and will make use of a number of resource persons. Topics to be considered include reflecting on the college experience, considering work as a vocation/calling, resume preparation, searching and interviewing for a job, coping with the work environment, selection of and application to graduate/professional school, and lifestyles after college.
Lineberger Fellows will register for this course in the second semester of their senior year. Course content will focus on a review of career experiences, goals and preparation for post-graduate opportunities. Course entry by instructor’s permission only.
Source: Lenoir-Rhyne University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
