This course will explore various psychological methods of sport- and exercise-related performance enhancement. Demonstrations of interventions and opportunities to acquire basic performance enhancement skills through practice and recordings will be provided. Students will also develop an understanding of the ethical and legal aspects of providing performance psychology enhancement services to various clientele (e.g., athletes, coaches, parents, management, etc.). Supplemental readings from texts and journal articles will be used as an introduction to issues and interventions.

An independent work in an area of Mathematics under the direction of a faculty mentor. A research contract must be signed by the student and the faculty research mentor. May be repeated up to a maximum of 6 credits, but a maximum of 3 credits may be used to satisfy the requirements of a B.A. or B.S. in Mathematics.

This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of the art, craft and techniques of filmmaking from story inception to preproduction/production and editing. The course trains students as visual storytellers, applying skills in story structure, screenwriting, camera angles, camera movement, lighting, sound, and editing.

This is an advanced course in the principles, procedures, and techniques of multi-cam TV and digital studio production, from project conception to completion. Building on previous experience in multi-cam studio production, students will gain advanced training in the planning, preproduction, production and postproduction of a multi-episode program pitched, produced, directed, switched and crewed by students in the class.

Exploration of the dynamic merging of retail, merchandising and entertainment industries to create total consumer experiences. Topics include creating consumer experiences through product consumption, consumer experience through the five senses, consumer experience from social interaction, and consumer experience through technology.

This course explores the environmental, social, and economic impacts of the global apparel industry and the strategies and solutions for creating a more sustainable fashion system. The course examines the principles and practices of sustainable fashion design, production, consumption, use, and disposal, as well as the policies and regulations that affect the industry's sustainable development. The course also analyzes the trends and innovations that are shaping the future of sustainable fashion, such as circular economy, digitization, biotechnology, and social entrepreneurship.