5 courses with the subject COLL, 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.
COLL 1002 - Student Success Seminar2
This course helps students explore how to more successfully engage in the academic life and work of the college. Students will reflect on their development as learners and the skills and habits needed to be successful through a multitude of activities, including academic readings, research and writing, and class discussion. Students will develop skill in and appreciation for reflective learning, effective prioritization, active inquiry, professional communication, and the overall demands of academic work.
A continuation of the new student orientation process, University Foundations provides an immediate support system that facilitates a smooth transition and adjustment to university life. Students engage with specific academic and campus support information and activities to help them navigate their university transition and plan for their growth and development at Moravian University.
A continuation of the new student orientation process, University Foundations provides an immediate support system that facilitates a smooth transition and adjustment to university life. Students engage with specific academic and campus support information and activities to help them navigate their university transition and plan for their growth and development at Moravian University.
This course is designed specifically for transfer students to facilitate a successful transition to Moravian University’s academic culture. Students will develop essential knowledge and skills needed to navigate their new academic environment, build meaningful connections within the campus community, and prepare for post-graduation career success. Through interactive workshops, peer discussions, and hands-on activities, students will gain confidence in utilizing university resources while developing strategies for academic excellence and professional growth.
This course is designed to support as well as train peer educators leading study sessions and related group learning during their first semester as peer educators. Students will develop their skills in effective peer education through readings, article reviews, teaching talks, and resource building exercises to ensure that they are engaging effectively with students and confident in their abilities to produce and implement supplemental course materials and educational offerings. Additionally, students will be able to engage with their peer educator cohort in a space that allows them to share and reflect on their own experiences and receive constructive feedback from their peers as well as the instructor.
