CCI 40489 Multimedia Experiential Learning
Course Name: CCI 40489 Multimedia Experiential Learning
PSYC 30111 Forensic Psychology
Course Name: PSYC 30111 Forensic Psychology
Description: This course will survey the major areas of forensic psychology, including (but not limited to) mental health law, forensic assessment, criminal behavior and theories thereof, and law enforcement psychology. After completion of the course, a student should be able to answer the following question successfully: What constitutes Forensic Psychology and who is a Forensic Psychologist?
Credit Hours: 3
When you connect, you protect. That’s the guiding principle of ProjectConnect, a nationwide initiative among college campuses to help students meet and make friends—because positive relationships improve mental health and protect against depression and suicide. Having seen the patterns of student isolation, anxiety, and depression spread since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Kent State University at Geauga/Twinsburg Academic Center started offering ProjectConnect in Spring 2022. Trained campus administrators and program facilitators include Assistant Professor of Psychology Julie Eve...
ITAL 35213 Conversation & Composition II
Course Name: ITAL 35213 Conversation & Composition II
Description: Advanced practice in speaking and writing the Italian language.
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: Italian 35211
Open to all students prerequisite.
GEOG 46060 Food Security and Sustainability (Spring Only)
Course Name: GEOG 46060 Food Security and Sustainability
Description: This course explores the concept of food security from the standpoint of agrarian change, food regimes, agroecology, and development. In the process, we examine the various frameworks that have grounded academic and popular understandings of famine and food security, including Malthusian, environmental determinism, Food Availability Decline (FAD), entitlements, and historical materialism.
Credit Hours: 3
ARCH 30112 Third Year Design Studio II (Spring Only)
Course Name: ARCH 30112 Third Year Design Studio II
Description: The focus of the architecture program is the design studio. Studio projects take full advantage of the pervasive wealth of historically significant art and architecture. The scale of these projects ranges from elemental façade studies and interiors to the larger concerns of urban design.
Credit Hours: 5
Become Eligible for On-Campus Roles & Positions
The P.E.E.R. Success Academy course partners with stakeholders across campus and completing the PSA is highly encouraged or a requirement to hold peer educator and peer leader positions on campus.
Completing UC20201 allows students to gain position eligibility for various peer educator and leadership roles across campus. These include but are not limited to:
Build Community and Find Belonging
- The P.E.E.R. Success Academy is open to all students regardless of class standing or major.
- In the P.E.E.R. Success Academy, you will have the opportunity to build a close-knit peer network with students from various backgrounds and experiences.
- This course is structured differently than a traditional lecture or seminar style course. Students guide learning through discussions and reflections with one another.
Cultivate Critical Skills
Peer Mentor Techniques and Competencies
Interpersonal Communication
Emotional Intelligence
Time Management
Conflict Resolution
Decision-Making
Group Dynamics
Self-Wellness
Personal & Social Identities
Presentation & Facilitation