New Course SOCWORK 350,
"Psychopharmacology Basics for the Helping Professional." (This
course introduces students to the
basic principles of psychotropic medication and their role when working
with
clients taking psychotropic medication. Basic neuropsychological
principles and
diagnostic groups involving various classes of psychopharmacological
medications will be discussed. It will introduce the student to medical
terminology and the medical field).
Informational Items
Requisite change for CRIMJUS 325,
"Forensic Documentation." (The
Bio 225 Science of Forensics course is being
offered once a year in the spring semester. The enrollment is capped at
twenty.
This causes a bottleneck in field class in CJ 325/ Anthropl325 Forensics (The Forensic documentation
course), which is desired by the criminal justice majors. Currently we
are
running two sections each semester each capable of holding thirty
students.
Each has to been signed in by permission of instructor. We wish to
remove this
obstacle so we can maintain enrollment).
Add
the Diversity option for CHICANO 150,
"Introduction to Chicano Studies." (This
course focuses on the Latino/Chicano communities in the U.S.Since all other lower level courses in Race
& Ethnic Studies carries a Diversity designation, this change will
provide
greater consistency and will cause less confusion for students).
Change
in the "Women's
Studies Major."(The
exit interview is a standard assessment
tool.It will be especially useful to
Women’s Studies because our programs are interdisciplinary and our
interaction
with students less predictable).