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Food Science, Nutrition, and Management
	• FS 4212 - Refined Foods and Food Ingredients
	• FS 4213 - Introduction to Brewing Science
	• FS 4222 - Quantity Food Production
	• FS 4223 - Seminar (Food Science)
	• FS 4224 - Food Product Development
	• FS 4228 - Meat and Meat Products
	• FS 4229 - Foodservice Marketing Strategy
	• FS 4232 - Legal Aspects of Foodservice Management
	• SR 4041 - Student Research
Graduate Education
	• EDU 8005 - Educational Leadership and Change Theory
	• EDU 8010 - Using & Integrating Learning Techniques
	• EDU 8012 - Planning & Managing Financial Resources
	• EDU 8013 - Plan and Manage Fin Res for H.E.
	• EDU 8015 - Introduction to Educational Research
	• EDU 8023 - Qualitative Research Methods
	• EDU 8025 - Research Methods
	• EDU 8026 - Quantitative Research Methods
	• EDU 8030 - Legal and Ethical Leadership
	• EDU 8035 - Leadership, Diversity & Societal Change
	• EDU 8042 - Practicum & Field Exp Hi-Ed I
	• EDU 8043 - Superintendent/Higher Ed. Practicum and Field Experience I
	• EDU 8045 - Practicum & Field Exp Hi-Ed II
	• EDU 8046 - Superintendent/Higher Ed. Practicum and Field Experience II
	• EDU 8047 - Contemporary Topics in Higher Education
	• EDU 8048 - Practicum & Field Exp Hi E III
	• EDU 8049 - Superintendent/Higher Ed. Practicum and Field Experience III
	• EDU 8051 - Professional Development and Supervision
	• EDU 8053 - School and Community Partnerships and Public Relations
	• EDU 8054 - Program Design, Evaluation & Development
	• EDU 8056 - Leading Comprehensive Student Support Services
	• EDU 8057 - Negotiations & Conflict Resolution
	• EDU 8059 - Educational Policy, Politics & Current Issues
	• EDU 8061 - Economic Development of Higher Education Organizations
	• EDU 8063 - Philanthropy & Resource Development in Higher Education
	• EDU 8064 - Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Higher Education
	• EDU 8066 - Student Services & Co-Curricular Activities in Higher Education
	• EDU 8067 - Faculty and Academic Governance in Higher Education
	• EDU 8069 - Policy Development and Analysis in Higher Education
	• EDU 8090 - Dissertation Preparation
	• EDU 8092 - Dissertation Design I
	• EDU 8094 - Dissertation Design II
	• EDU 8096 - Dissertation Data Analysis
	• EDU 8098 - Dissertation Maintenance Seminar
	• EDU 8099 - Dissertation Defense
	• GE 641 - Bullying & Social Networking
	• GE 6005 - Connecting Students Career Goals WithyCore Subjects: Technology Education
	• GE 6006 - Connecting Students Career Goals WithyCore Subjects: Communications
	• GE 6007 - Creating a Brain Compatible ClassroomyDifferently
	• GE 6008 - Connecting Student Career Goals WithyCore Subjects: Civics and Government
	• GE 6009 - Connecting Students Career GoalsyWith Core Subjects: Arts & Humanities
	• GE 6010 - Introduction to Research
	• GE 6011 - Connecting Students Career GoalsyWith Core Subjects: Mathematics
	• GE 6012 - Creating Meaningful Experiences toyAchieve Classroom Success
	• GE 6013 - Differentiated Instruction
	• GE 6014 - Cooperative Learning in the Classroom
	• GE 6015 - Introduction to Statistical Data and Research
	• GE 6016 - Why and How Boys and Girls Learn Differently
	• GE 6020 - Communicating in Decision Making Groups And Interpersonal Relations
	• GE 6027 - Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
	• GE 6030 - Theory and Application of Educational Administration
	• GE 6035 - Teaching and Supervising Diverse Student Populations
	• GE 6040 - Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis
	• GE 6055 - Human Development, Communication and Learning
	• GE 6060 - Organizational Development, Change Theory and Staff Development
	• GE 6065 - Leadership and Management of Special Education Programs
	• GE 6070 - Instructional Leadership and Supervision
	• GE 6080 - Foundations of Instructional Technology for Teaching and Learning
	• GE 6110 - Principles, Curriculum and Methods
	• GE 6115 - Principles, Methods, Development, and Assessment of Curriculum
	• GE 6120 - The Principalship
	• GE 6130 - School and Community Relations
	• GE 6136 - Educational Trends and Development
	• GE 6140 - School Personnel Administration
	• GE 6150 - Design and Development of Instruction
	• GE 6155 - Design, Development and Assessment of Instruction
	• GE 6178 - The Special Needs Student
	• GE 6210 - Curriculum Auditing
	• GE 6211 - Building Exemplary School Curriculum by Design
	• GE 6212 - Curriculum Management for School Leaders
	• GE 6220 - School Law
	• GE 6225 - Special Education Law
	• GE 6230 - Assessment of Instructional Outcomes
	• GE 6240 - School Finance and Accounting
	• GE 6244 - Learning as a Process
	• GE 6247 - Action Research I
	• GE 6250 - Curriculumn and Strategies foryInstructing Students With Special Needs
	• GE 6260 - Introduction to Transition ServicesyIn Special Education
	• GE 6262 - Assessment Models for Transistion And Vocation
	• GE 6264 - Transition and Vocational Curriculum For School-Based Services
	• GE 6268 - Interagency Knowledge and CollaborationyInstructing Students With Special Needs
	• GE 6270 - Applied Behavior Analysis and Positive Behavior Supports
	• GE 6280 - Technology and Universal Design for Special Education Students
	• GE 6282 - Assistive Technology: Devices & Services Instructing Students With Special Needs
	• GE 6284 - Assistive Technology: Planning Collaboration, & Implementation
	• GE 6288 - Assistive Technology Capstone Instructing Students With Special Needs
	• GE 6300 - Comprehensive Examination
	• GE 6300 - Comprehensive Examination
	• GE 6350 - Action Research II
	• GE 6400 - Bullying Prevention in Schools
	• GE 6402 - Bystanders & Bullying Prevention

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