SS 101 College Success Seminar (1)

An introduction to the academic environment and to skills for life-long learning. Students will consider self-motivation and self-discipline in the context of the Christian community. Methods of classroom and textbook study for college coursework will be examined. In addition to regular tutoring sessions, two course meetings per week will be scheduled during the first ten weeks of the semester. Prerequisite: Permission or admission on limited load

SS 102 Guided Studies Program (0)

Study skills and managing time are stressed along with an orientation to services available. Practical emphasis on applying study techniques, primarily individualized. Prerequisite: Permission or academic probation

SS 111 College Life (1/2)

Small groups meet for discussion and mutual support with an advising team of a faculty member and an upper level student during orientation. For freshmen, this group also meets as a class throughout the fall semester. The emphasis of the class is the integration of faith and learning. Issues such as identity, diversity, freedom, etc. will be addressed.

SS 113 Exploration: Career and Life Planning (1)

This class provides opportunity for students who are undecided about major or career to discover their skills, abilities, interests and values. Students will conduct a personal assessment before beginning career exploration. Open to all students but targeted to undecided majors. Course meets twice a week.

SS 201 Student Leadership Seminar (1)

A focus on leadership theory and practice as it relates to the role of the resident assistant (RA) and campus ministry coordinator (CMC). Emphasis will be placed on leadership styles, biblical principles of leading and following, and group process and dynamics. Prerequisite: Limited to students who have been selected as RA’s and CMC’s

SS 331 Job Search Techniques (1)

This course focuses on the principles of a thorough job search. Topics include networking, understanding your call or vocation, and developing sales and research skills. Prerequisite: Junior or senior standing

Teacher Licensing Programs - See professional teacher education program description in Catalog section on degrees and programs and refer to Department of Education or major departments.