The Horticultural Therapy concentration combines horticulture courses with the study of therapy/human sciences, leading to careers in health care and human services.
Horticulture is the application of scientific principles in the growing, marketing, processing, and utilizing of fruits, vegetables, flower and foliage plants, trees, shrubs, and turf grasses. The major requires a strong grounding in botany, chemistry, and horticulture. There are six concentrations in the horticulture major: Floriculture, Horticultural Business Management, Horticultural Food Crops, Horticultural Science, Horticultural Therapy, and Viticulture and Enology. This program is also available online for transfer students.
Hospitality Management provides students with broad, business-focused knowledge and skills which transfer across all segments of the hospitality industry. The major combines courses in food service, lodging, event planning, nutrition, and business. Elective credits allow students to take courses in areas of interest to enhance their education. The curriculum has a strong emphasis on management skills required for success in the hospitality industry.
This degree is an interdisciplinary major focusing on the development of families and individuals across the lifespan. Students learn to identify factors that influence cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development through infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and later adulthood in the contexts of culture and family. There are five concentrations that students select from, which prepare them to work in a variety of settings.
The source of many challenges in natural resources involves human behavior, and solutions to those challenges requires innovative problem-solving, deep understanding of complex issues, and collective action. This major is focused on understanding the social aspect of natural resources, and developing the skills to assess, plan and implement strategies that lead to successful conservation. Curriculum for this major trains students in the areas of communication, leadership, collaboration, conflict management, decision-making, planning, and protected area and land management practices.
This program is designed to develop in students a comprehensive knowledge of human resource (HR) management along with the skills necessary for implementing strategic, effective, and legally defensible HR practices in contemporary business organizations. Human resource professionals operate in a dynamic and changing world, managing the organization’s relationship with its employees. They develop and manage people, practices, and policies to ensure that they produce employee attitudes, skills, behaviors, and performance that companies need to achieve their strategic goals. They are commonly responsible for recruiting, hiring, onboarding, training and developing, evaluating performance, compensating, providing benefits, counseling, and terminating employees.
The College of Business human resource (HR) management concentration helps undergraduate students develop a wide range of knowledge of HR management along with the skills necessary for implementing strategic, effective, and legally defensible HR practices in contemporary business organizations. This concentration allows you to merge your academic focus with your career goals while working to earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
The Hydrogeology concentration provides training in water resources and allied disciplines while ensuring that students are well prepared for a variety of geological fields.
The Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts major is a degree program combining the humanities, the arts, languages and literature, and social sciences so as to foster interdisciplinary knowledge, core career competencies, personal development, professional excellence, interpersonal confidence and expertise, and a deeper understanding of the complex world in which we live. This program is also available online for transfer students.
The courses you take with a major in Interior Architecture and Design will prepare you for a career as a professional designer. You will have the skills and experience to design interior environments that enhance the quality of life, increase productivity, and protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.