19 courses with the subject UWYO, 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.
UWYO 1000IC for Undeclared Students2
An introduction to the intellectual community of the Wyoming, information literacy, and higher education in general, and is specifically intended for students who have not yet made a decision about their college major. Students will begin to develop the critical thinking skills that are necessary in higher education and to explore the primary intellectual activities of various disciplines. Max Credit: 2 Cross Listed: A&S 1000.
Curriculum - Hidden Culture Students will be introduce Reading, Writing and Research activities, divided into four sections that promote a successful transition of student veterans & service members (SVSM) to the college classroom. These activities are designed not only to develop academic, transition and community building skills but expose and explore the hidden curriculum and culture that every SVSM encounters in higher education. Communication, collaboration and critical thinking skills will be developed as core competencies designed to prepare students for undergraduate/graduate college success. y placing out Max Credit: 3
Q course. None: Target Audience: incoming Student Veterans & Service Member (SVSM) freshman with less than 30 credit hours (after transfer) - any/all majors
UWYO 1019UWYO Saddle Up1
This mandatory course provides a five-day intensive academic program emulating the rigors of a midterm week during a normal college semester. Max Credit: 1 USP 2015 Code: U5FY
Works with junior and senior student-athletes as they prepare to leave college and embark on their career search. Includes topics such as: resume writing, cover letter writing, practice interviews, professional attire, interview etiquette, and mental health after college athletics. Max Credit: 1
Provides veterans with skills for successful transition from campus to the global workforce. Reviews tools for career success, resources available to veterans, information on veteran related challenges, and career planning resources. Students will develop skills in written, oral, and digital communication. Students will explore web based job search platforms and attend job fairs. Course intended for U. S. military veterans or an active duty military member. Max Credit: 3
The capstone course has two major focuses: encouraging you e to reflect on and integrate the learning you've done on your way to this degree and offering you the chance to apply that learning towards an interesting, important problem that makes good use of your growing expertise. The course also provides you the chance to refine your career-advancement materials and to develop a stronger understanding of the norms and values of fields that interest you. Max Credit: 3
This upper division course is designed to be a capstone veterans course that will explore the student veterans and service members (SVSMs) experience in higher education and how they experience those parts of the curriculum that influence their experience but are either not accounted for, or invisible. The course will investigate SVSMs experiences through Reflective Dialogue (RD). Max Credit: 3
