History

American History I is a course designed to cover the social, political, and economic events that have shaped America from 1492 to 1877. The course will survey major events in an interpretative nature to help give insights in understanding the American Nation. 

World Civilization I is a course designed to examine the social, political, economic, and technological events that have shaped world societies from prehistory to the 17th century. The course will emphasize the unique nature of each civilization and its contributions to the global community, as well as the interactions between these civilizations. 

A three-credit hour lecture course designed to immerse the student in the understanding and practical application of leadership principles. Introduction to Leadership is designed to provide students with an understanding of the history of leadership, theoretical approaches, and concepts. As students master the fundamentals of leadership, they will be encouraged to apply them in different environments. Leadership topics including goal setting, vision, personal leadership philosophy, decision-making, team building, delegating, initiating change, managing conflict, ethics, and leadership through service will be discussed and experienced. Instruction will center around a written journal, active participation, written assignments, tests, and a service-learning project.