C EP - COUNSELING & EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

C EP 110G. Human Growth and Behavior 3 cr.

Introduction to the principles of human growth and development throughout the life span. Topics include the biological and socio-cultural factors and their interaction on the individual's development; stages of development from prenatal, infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and middle life to aging; effects of social changes on one's development in contemporary society.

C EP 210. Educational Psychology 3 cr.

Psychological foundations as they apply to the learner in the class room setting.

C EP 215. The Preschool Child 3 cr.

Survey of psychological development from conception to age five.

C EP 230. Personal Development in the Schools 3 cr.

Course focuses on increasing self-awareness and coping with changes during one's life span.

C EP 240. Adolescence in School Settings 3 cr.

Survey of psychological development during the adolescent years.

C EP 299. Academic Excellence Classes 1-6 cr.

Academic curriculum of excellence that includes the development of collaborative learning and student success environment, learning diverse learning styles and multiple intelligences, and developing high and multi-contextual academic communication styles.

C EP 300. Human Relations Training 3 cr.

Skills, knowledge, and sensitivity for living and working with others.

C EP 310. Student Leadership 3 cr.

Organizational theory, leadership styles, decision-making techniques, and communication skills with an opportunity to apply learnings during class discussions.

C EP 320. Sex Roles in Education 3 cr.

Physiological, psychological, and political aspects of sex role socialization and the effects of these factors on personal development.

C EP 451G. Introduction to Counseling 3 cr.

Principles of counseling for nonmajors.

C EP 495. Advanced Topics 1-3 cr.

Understanding social identities such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, social class and spirituality as it relates to psychosocial development, academic achievement and counseling. A maximum of 3 credits in any one semester and a grand total of 6 credits.

C EP 499. Independent Study 1-6 cr.

Individual study directed by consenting faculty.