An inclusive survey of the history of arts from Fourteenth Century Art in Europe to Post Modernism, exploring major monuments and masterpieces of sculpture, ceramics, architecture and painting as each form relates to the achievements of humankind. A broad range of cultures will be examined to provide an understanding of different perspectives on how people have communicated visually though art forms.

An introduction to the fundamentals of art through the analysis of the visual elements and principles of design that underlie all works of art. Students will discern an art work’s subject matter and content through hands-on projects, lecture, writing assignments and class discussions. Students will explore themes, purposes, vocabulary and different media to expand their understanding and provide a deeper appreciation for the arts and the creative process involved.

This course will provide a survey of women artists from the Renaissance to the twenty-first century and will examine contributions women artists have made in the western art tradition. A broad range of artworks created by women will be explored for their historical, social, political and personal content. The course will explore major movements within art history by examining the contribution of women artists chronologically.

Learn about mindfulness and the use of art to engage in the benefits and practice of being in the present moment, mindfully. This course will help you in: Learning techniques to reduce stress, improve attention, enhance well-being, deepen empathy, and bring awareness to the present moment; Understanding the interplay of mind and body for being focused in the creative process; Using one’s breath to develop awareness of focus, concentration, and peace of mind; Activating different parts of the brain.

Various aspects of graphic communication through the use of typography, photography, layout and general graphic techniques will be presented. Students will be encouraged to develop creative, original and conceptual ideas for solving communications problems utilizing professional studio practices and procedures. Lab work required. (Fee applies)

This course will emphasize the observation and analysis of natural and man-made objects. This will lead students to create formulized graphic interpretations, developing images with correlation of text and their use with consideration for processes of reproduction. Studies outlined in ART 302 will continue with emphasis on the expressive possibilities of lettering and typography. Lab work required. (Prerequisite ART 302) (Fee applies)

Focus on therapeutic exercises and rehabilitation used in the treatment of athletic injuries and illness. Introduction to various rehabilitation protocols stressing the importance of safe progression and body mechanics. Indications and contraindications for exercises are thoroughly examined. (Prerequisite BIOL 209-210). 2 hours lecture, 2 hours laboratory

Overview of the planning and implementation of therapeutic modalities used to treat injuries and illnesses. An introduction to the physical, chemical, and mechanical modalities will complement the students’ understanding of wound healing and their purpose in the treatment protocol. Students will gain an understanding of the human body’s physiological response to various treatment methods. (Prerequisite BIOL 209-210) 2 hours lecture, 2 hours laboratory

This practicum experience is designed to provide students with experiences in athletic training. Students will be assigned to one or more of the institution’s clinical education sites. During this experience students will be exposed to the day-to-day routine of athletic trainers, while assisting with emergency first aid skills, and practicing basic athletic training techniques. Weekly seminar meetings will help students integrate their classroom knowledge and practical experiences.

An introduction to the scientific method as well as the basic tools of modern biology from the microscope to gel electrophoresis. Designed for students who have completed a non-laboratory science course but need a laboratory component to fulfill core requirement. 2-hour laboratory