Human Development (HDV)

HDV-100. Healthy Relationships & Connections. (2 Credits)

Students will be introduced to different theories regarding types of relationships, communications styles and methods to build and maintain meaningful social connections in the context of a healthy relationship. (2 contact hours)

HDV-101. College Transition. (2 Credits)

This course is a COL-101 equivalent course for special populations. It provides students an opportunity to assess their purpose for college, assess their study strategies, set college and career goals, examine their values and decision-making skills, and develop an appreciation for diversity. This course will also allow the students to address topics of concern related to the special population of which they are a part. As with all HDV courses, this course is meant to be a process-focused course in which students can learn about themselves and gain skills to help them be successful as college students. (2 contact hours)

HDV-111. Career Planning. (2 Credits)

This course examines theories and principles of career planning. The course explores types of career fields and occupations. The course covers how to form an effective decision-making strategy in choosing a career field and how to apply strategy for lifelong career development and occupational satisfaction. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)