Sustainability Course Repository

Students examine the role communications, values, and ethics apply to effective leadership. Emphasis is placed on improving written and oral communication abilities, small unit tactics, group problem solving, and effective interpersonal skills. Students apply what they have learned throughout the school year during Situational Training Exercises conducted at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA, while leading a squad. Students continue to develop leadership skills to prepare them for the Leader Developm...

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This course will explore theories and best practices relating to staff and volunteer management and motivation. Focusing on skills necessary for successful leadership in nonprofit organizations such as: stress management, communications, power and influence, conflict management, diversity, equity, and inclusion. In addition, the course will emphasize the opportunities and challenges with staff and volunteer recruitment, engagement, and retention. Required.

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Social justice as a key component of the third sector. Exploration of historical and contemporary frameworks for social justice in the U.S. and globally, and application of those frameworks to nonprofits and philanthropy. Focus on structural inequality, power, privilege, and social location. Interaction with practitioners working for social change. Required.

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Nursing process application of selected theories from the sciences, humanities, and psychiatric mental health nursing to promote optimal mental and physical helathy and well-being in clients with diverse cultural, developmental, and biopsychosocial needs across multiple healthcare environments.

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Exploration and assessment of the family structure, reproduction, function and dynamics. Nursing strategies will be implemented to promote health of the family unit and reduce risk of illness and injury to family unit.

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In this course you will be Introductionduced to the interrelationships among nutrition, food and environmental influences (political, social, economic and physical) that impact food intake. You have the opportunity to explore the role and function of nutrients as they influence various states of health and disease.

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Children are rapidly evolving individuals with ever changing needs to develop in a healthy manner. Discover the art of caring for children through family centered care in areas of health promotion, common childhood illness, injury, and disease. Students will use Critical Reasoning for assessment of both risk and health deviations, prioritize age appropriate interventions, and education with focus in both community-based and acute care environments. Students will identify safety issues among fami...

Read more about NURS-4190 : Children & Families - Theory

In this course you will gain a robust understanding of the physiological, psychosocial, and other factors that interact when adults experience complex alterations in health. The course is designed to present illness as a dynamic and profoundly social/physiological process and increase your understanding of the impact of illness within the context of family (nuclear and extended), community and healthcare system. The course will prepare you to see, through the patients' eyes, how relationships ar...

Read more about NURS-4390 : Adult Health Theory

This course Introductionduces students to population based nursing, community-focused nursing and public health nursing. Assumptions, definitions, key concepts, and select models and theories to understand population based nursing, community-focused nursing and public health nursing health issues will be explored in the course. Students will collaborate with key stakeholders to use assessment and intervention strategies to identify population-based and community-focused health needs and develop ...

Read more about NURS-4590 : Populations and Communities

This course critically examines the role of the nurse as leader, emphasizing the utilization of effective interprofessional communication skills, delegation, and coordination that effect change and create a culture of safety. The nurse's role in shaping and addressing policies on issues of equity, affordability and social justice are addressed. Registration restrictions may be bypassed by the department with permission of instructor.

Read more about NURS-5013 : Leadership and Management