Social & Behavioral Science Classes
Academic Programs
Studying behavioral science helps you gain a better understanding of how different parts of society fit together. You'll learn to see patterns of human behavior as expressed in relationships, cultural values, families, organizations, politics, and government, giving you strong decision-making tools and the ability to shape effective strategies.
| Class Title | Date(s) |
|---|---|
| 40-Hour Basic Mediation Training (LAWC 651) | 2/11/26 - 4/08/26 |
| Advanced Methods in Geographic Information Systems (GEOG 414) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Archaeological Science (ANTH 203) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Beginnings: Development During Infancy & Childhood (FCS 325) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Child Clinical Psychology (PSY 325) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Criminal Justice: Introduction to (CRIM 101) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Culture and the Human Experience (ANTH 101) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Earth Environments and Global Change (GEOG 100) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Environmental Analysis Through Remote Sensing (GEOG 511) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Family Economic Issues (FCS 345) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Family, School and Community Connections (FCS 218) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
| Financial Skills for Life (FCS 350) | 1/05/26 - 4/21/26 |
