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(BIOL 100) Introduction to Biology
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(BIOL 112) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 112L) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology Lab
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(BIOL 113) Biology II - Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology
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(BIOL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 204) Pacific Natural History
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(BIOL 204L) Pacific Natural History Laboratory
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(BIOL 248) Conservation Biology
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(BIOL 260C) Human Anatomy - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 260LC) Human Anatomy Laboratory - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 261) Human Physiology
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(BIOL 261L) Human Physiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 300) Animal Behavior
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(BIOL 300L) Animal Behavior Laboratory
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(BIOL 304) Marine Biodiversity
Marine Biodiversity is the study of the classifications, evolution, natural history, morphology, anatomy and physiology of marine organisms. Lab required.
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(BIOL 304L) Marine Biodiversity Lab
Laboratory for Marine Biodiversity.
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(BIOL 312) Marine Biology
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(BIOL 312L) Marine Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 320) Microbiology
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(BIOL 320L) Microbiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 340) Biostatistics
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(BIOL 348) Natural Resource Management
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(BIOL 348L) Natural Resource Management Lab
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(BIOL 350) General Ecology
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(BIOL 350L) General Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 374) Evolution and Human Prehistory
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(BIOL 376) Genetics
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(BIOL 390R) Special Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 390RL) Special Topics in Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 399R) Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 412) Coral Reef Ecology
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(BIOL 412L) Coral Reef Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 441) Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 442) Cellular Biology
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(BIOL 460) Advanced Human Anatomy
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(BIOL 484L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Nucleic Acids
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(BIOL 485L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Mammalian Cells
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(BIOL 490R) Current Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 495R) Independent Study
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(BIOL 496LR) Student Research
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(BIOL 497R) Mentored Research
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(GEOL 105) Geology of the Pacific Basin
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(GEOL 106) Field Geology of Hawaii
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(GEOL 390R) Special Topics in Geology
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(GEOL 495R) Independent Study
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(HTM 133) Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management
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(HTM 150) Economics of Global Tourism
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(HTM 200) Hospitality and Tourism Practicum
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(HTM 230) Tourism Geography and Travel
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(HTM 285) Leadership and Talent Development
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(HTM 290) Customer Experience Optimization
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(HTM 301) Financial Decision Management
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(HTM 304) Hospitality and Tourism Marketing
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(HTM 351) Food and Beverage Management
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(HTM 353) Culinary Arts and Kitchen Management
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(HTM 355) Innovative Gastronomy
This course is designed to integrate students' culinary studies, and laboratory experience using food science, aesthetics, and sensory perception as frameworks. Innovative Gastronomy is an examination of taste, cooking methodology, ingredients, flavoring techniques and a study of the relationship between food, art, style and techniques.
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(HTM 360) Destination Management and Marketing
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(HTM 370) Event Design and Management
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(HTM 375) Lodging Operations
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(HTM 390R) Special Topics in Hospitality and Tourism Management
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(HTM 399R) Management Internship in Hospitality and Tourism
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(HTM 485) Hospitality and Tourism Senior Seminar
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(HTM 495R) Independent Study
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(HTM 496R) Student Research
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(HTM 497R) Mentored Research
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(REL 100) Introduction to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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(REL 121) Book of Mormon I
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(REL 122) Book of Mormon II
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(REL 200) The Eternal Family
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(REL 211) New Testament I
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(REL 212) New Testament II
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(REL 225) Foundations of the Restoration
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(REL 250) Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel
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(REL 261) Family History (Genealogy)
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(REL 275) The Teachings and Doctrine of the Book of Mormon
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(REL 301) Old Testament I
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(REL 302) Old Testament II
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(REL 304) Writings of Isaiah
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(REL 324) Doctrine and Covenants I
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(REL 325) Doctrine and Covenants II
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(REL 327) Pearl of Great Price
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(REL 333) Teachings of the Living Prophets
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(REL 341) Latter-day Saint History 1805-1844
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(REL 342) Latter-day Saint History, 1846-1893
A chronological study of Church history and doctrine.
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(REL 345) Church History in the Pacific
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(REL 346) Church History in Asia
This course studies the growth and development of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Asian Rim from the early 1900s to the present.
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(REL 351) The Gospel and World Religions
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(REL 354) Women in Scripture
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(REL 390R) Special Topics in Religion
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(REL 391R) Special Topics in Scripture
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(REL 431) Doctrines of the Gospel
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(REL 471) Fundamentals of Gospel Teaching
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(REL 480) Church Organization and Leadership
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(SOCW 160) Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work
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(SOCW 357) Human Behavior in the Social Environment
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(SOCW 362) Social Work Practice With Individuals
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(SOCW 364) Social Work Practice With Families and Groups
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(SOCW 366) Social Welfare Policy
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(SOCW 368) Social Welfare in Asia and the Pacific
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(SOCW 371) Social Work Value and Ethics
This course will introduce students to the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers and its international equivalents. Students will be taught various models for ethical decision making and be exposed to real world ethical dilemmas which they will have to work through.
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