3 courses with the subject HSS, 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.
HSS 3001Advanced Lifespan Development3
lecture; online) This course will provide an advanced exploration of current research and theories in human development related to motivation, personality, learning, and socialization. Emphasis is placed on typical physical, cognitive, emotional, and social developmental transitions throughout the lifespan as well as issues such as diversity, culture, and ethics. Content areas include infant perception, attachment behavior, intelligence, moral development, social interaction, and aging and death.
lecture; online) This course will lead students on a journey to explore who they are and the meaning of service in their lives. To explore who they are, students will focus on concepts such as authenticity, vulnerability, presence, attitude, beliefs, and faith. To explore service, students will focus on concepts such as being service oriented, the power of serving, and cultivating resilience to sustain ones’ call to serve. Students will incorporate this new understanding into a service- learning project.
Self-Awareness (3 credits: lecture; online) This course will lead students on a journey of self-awareness, to discover who they are as a person and what motivates and drives them as individuals. Students will explore beliefs about self, others, and their current worldview through studying and applying concepts such as humility, listening, asking questions, standing in the awkward, and acceptance of self and others. This course will involve a self-discovery of how triggers and limitations impact the self and relationships with others. This analysis will look deep into oneself and lead the student on a revelation beyond the profession. While the text for this course is written from a Christian perspective, concepts in this course are relevant to all students.
