Course Name |
Long Title |
Min Credits |
Description |
Requisites |
With the permission of the Human Services Program Coordinator , senior level students will be provided direct experience in selected supervised settings including social , educational , personnel and |
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HSV-435 |
Human Services Practicum I |
4 |
organizational facilities , agencies and programs . The practicum aims to
Take HSV-430 . ( Required , provide a service to the community and enable the student to acquire
Concurrent ).
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the skills , experience , and knowledge necessary for the choice of a career . Students must complete 40 documented hours of field work for each credit earned . |
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HSV-436 |
Human Services Practicum II |
4 |
With the permission of the Human Services Program Coordinator , senior level students will be provided direct experience in selected supervised settings including social , educational , personnel and
Take HSV-435 . ( Required , Previous ). | organizational facilities , agencies and programs . The practicum aims to
Take HSV-430 . ( Required , provide a service to the community and enable the student to acquire
Concurrent ). the skills , experience and knowledge necessary for the choice of a
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career . Students must complete 40 documented hours of field work for each credit earned . |
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INT-100 |
Internship for Integrated Studies |
3 |
This is a 120 hour work experience designed for Integrated Studies students to complete practical experiences related to their vocational interests . |
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ITA-101 |
Basic Italian I |
3 |
This beginning course introduces the Italian language . The four basic skills of listening , speaking , reading and writing are taught . |
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ITA-102 |
Basic Italian II |
3 |
This course builds upon the basic foundations established in ITA 101 . It emphasizes an in- depth study of the grammatical structures and how they function . |
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ITA-299 |
Selected Topics in Italian |
3 |
This course provides students who have completed ITA 101 and 102 or the equivalent the opportunity to explore Italian language , culture , literature , history and other topics as selected by the instructor . Course may be repeated for credit if the topic changes . |
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LAT-102 |
College Lat I |
3 |
This course will be a one-semester , college-level introduction to Ancient Latin . The focus will include fundamental vocabulary , grammar , pronunciation and translation . While the content of instruction will consist mostly of Classical Latin ( the Golden and Silvery Ages ), the pronunciation will be ecclesiastical . The rationale for this is founded upon the idea that Latin was a living , spoken language , evolving for nearly 2500 years , and the latest significant stage of that development ( regarding pronunciation ) was arguably the Latin of the Roman Catholic Church , which is still the official language of the Vatican . |
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