Rally towels, strobe lights and the Marching Golden Flashes added to the celebration on Aug. 16, when 91ÖÆƬ³§ University welcomed its Class of 2028 with a rocking pep rally at the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center. Freshman Convocation is designed to get incoming first-year students excited about the start of their academic careers and to introduce them to university deans, faculty and administrators who are there to help them throughout their educational journeys. President Todd Diacon entered the MAC Center to thunderous applause, and delivered an address reminding studen...
ANTH 48889 Art, Archeology, and Evolution: Exploring Caves of Paleolithic France
Course Name: ANTH 48889 Art, Archeology, and Evolution: Exploring Caves of Paleolithic France
MKTG 35056 Social Media Marketing
Course Name: MKTG 35056 Social Media Marketing
Description: This course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of social media marketing, specifically focusing on luxury French brands within the fashion, design, and retail apparel industries. Students will explore topics such as developing content and brand presence on social media, strategies for increasing audience engagement and interactions, and creating effective campaigns, among others.
Credit Hours: 3
BA 34060 Operations Management
Course Name: BA 34060 Operations Management
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Course Name: CCI 40189: Italian Pop Culture
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Course Name: HIST 37001 Florence The Myth of a City
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Course Name: CLAS 21405 The Roman Achievement
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Course Name: ENG 41292 Teaching English as a Foreign Language Practicum
ECON 22060 Principles of Microeconomics
Course Name: ECON 22060 Principles of Microeconomics
Description: Course discusses decision-making by buyers, sellers, and governments and how their interaction affects market determination of prices. Students compare outcomes and firm decisions in different market structures. Students develop tools to examine social problems such as poverty, crime, pollution and international relations, as well as make better decisions in their own lives.
Credit Hours: 3