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… choose from. Students can earn academic credit toward their major or minor, or satisfy REACH Curriculum requirements. In recent years, FSAT programs have taken students and professors to study indigenous cultures in Australia and New Zealand; art therapy in Nepal; crisis informatics in Iceland; science and martial arts as well as photography and video-making in Japan; history and criminal justice in Dublin, Galway, and Belfast; philosophy and religion in Spain, France, and Italy; theatre,…
… and the methods by which each is assessed are: Demonstrate knowledge in three major areas of biology: Cellular and molecular biology (including genetics), ecology and evolution, and organismal biology Critically analyze scientific information Demonstrate proficiency in lab, field, and/or clinical techniques Communicate scientific findings in a professional manner Concentrations Neuroscience The neuroscience concentration is an interdisciplinary program administered by the Biology and…
… assignments, designed to probe student beliefs and promote introspective reflection, culminate in a chapter length intellectual memoir produced by each senior. Applied capstone experiences are tailored to student’s individual interests and ambitions. For example, students interested in careers in education may serve as research assistants to members of the department’s faculty, while students interested in the law, applied politics or public service will complete appropriate internships.…
… and, later, write his own songs. His music touches on many themes, including love, loss, faith, and personal reflection. What began as a fun hobby turned into a huge success as his streaming platforms began generating a national audience, and his live performances were hosting thousands of people across the tri-state region. He has since moved to Nashville, released a few singles, and he is currently working on his first album. Maria Jose Montoya '19 MU Degree(s): B.S. in Biology; B.A.…
… Case EDUC 536: Professional, Legal, & Ethical Practices EDUC 673: Internship: Special Needs or EDUC 675: Capstone Clinical EDUC 676: Special Education Thesis After completion of the coursework, students may apply for the PDE ESL/ELD Program Special Certificate. Special Education PreK-12 Courses: WL 501: Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Learners (three credits) EDUC 501: Introduction to ABA: Behavior Interventions I (three credits) EDUC 502: Educational Research: Single Case EDUC…
… it as such. The interdisciplinary courses required for the program allow students to gain a solid grounding in the vocabulary and theory of film studies while giving them flexibility to pursue their interests in various cinematic periods and styles. Students pursuing a Film Studies minor take a class in Film Appreciation and Film Narrative and Theory. They then take four additional film electives, that can include Documentary Filmmaking, Literature and Film, African Americans in Film,…
… DANC 380: Choreography II (3 credits) DANC 485: Senior Seminar (Pedagogical Research) (3 credits) 3 additional Dance Technique Elective credits (1-3) 3 additional from the following: DANC 291, 292: Company Ensemble (1 credit) *Co-req. Ballet, Modern, and/or Jazz Technique DANC 391, 392: Company Ensemble (1 credit) *Co-req. Ballet, Modern, and/or Jazz Technique DANC 491, 492: Company Ensemble (1 credit) *Co-req. Ballet, Modern, and/or Jazz Technique Recommended: PSYC 101: Introduction to…
… intelligence collection and analysis project” focused on how Mercyhurst’s second-year Applied Intelligence master’s program students applied their knowledge to a real-world intelligence collection and analysis project in support of government or commercial clients. The article will be published in the scholarly journal Issues in Information Systems (IIS). Oct. 4, 2024 Image On October 3, Dr. Derek McKay and Dr. Matt Weaver took 16 students to the Cummings Center for the History of Psychology…
… in the Janet L. Miller Building, at 5999 State Rt. 89, North East, PA, 16428. Please park in the front lot and enter through the front doors. The following dates are for information sessions for Class 126: Wednesday, March 5, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, at 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 9, at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 16, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 7, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, at 6 p.m. Municipal Police Academy Programs and Training…
… anthropology course at Umass Boston, and it covered numerous topics, so many of them caught my eye, but if I had to name a few that stood out, it would have to be skeletal trauma analysis, as well as sex and age estimation. These are the areas in which I would like to explore further. After the competition of this program, my hope is to assist law enforcement in any way I can regarding death investigations. Emily Stewart estewa31@lakers.mercyhurst.edu B.A. in Forensic Anthropology and…