11 courses with the subject MAPP, 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.
MAPP 6000The Foundation and Future of Positive Psychology
An introduction to the research foundations, intellectual history, and cutting-edge developments in the field of positive psychology. This course is only open to students in Master of Applied Positive Psychology Program.
A methodology course exploring the valid and reliable assessment of positive states, such as positive emotions, and positive traits, such as character strengths. This course is only open to students in the Master of Applied Positive Psychology Program.
In this course students will extend the horizon of knowledge about positive interventions. Beginning with the rich theoretical base of psychological research on positive affect, engagement, and meaning, and building on current research on how to raise these various components of the full life, students will focus on the creation and testing of new and more effective interventions. Students will explore single interventions that integrate cognitive, affective, and somatic components, and they will experiment with ways of clustering individual interventions together for greater cumulative effect. Also emphasized will be the importance of appropriate fit between the intervention, the individual, and the cultural context so that single or clustered interventions can be applied with maximal effectiveness.
An exploration of positive psychology applications in coaching, clinical and other relational settings. This course is only open to students in the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program.
MAPP 7140Applying Positive Interventions in Institutions
An exploration of positive organizational scholarship interventions, including an application lab that enables students to design research- informed interventions as service learning projects for non-profit organizations. This course is only open to students in the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program. 1 Course Unit
The capstone project is a distinguishing feature of the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program, blending academic and professional experiences andserving as the culmination of your work in the program. Through the capstone project, you will explore, in depth, the theories and practical applications you've learned in the program, to advance the field of positive psychology itself. The capstone is completed during the summer semester and has no on-sitecourse requirements. You will conduct this project work independently, with your advisor's ongoing guidance, in a setting that is significant to you and most relevant to your future professional goals.
