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19 courses found
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(FORS 100) Introduction to Forensic Science
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(HLTH 390R) Special Topics in Health
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(IDS 390R) Special Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies
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(PMGT 300) Public Policy
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(PMGT 350) Crisis Management
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(PMGT 360) Disaster Management
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(PMGT 390R) Special Topics in Public Management
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(PMGT 499) Public Management
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(SCI 201) Scientific Inquiry
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(SCI 99) Successful Practices in Learning Science
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(SPED 300) Education of Students with Exceptionalities
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(SPED 309) Theory and Practice with Students with Disabilities
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(SPED 320) Behavioral Management
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(SPED 387) IEP Development: Assessment to Implementation
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(STDEV 100R) BYU–Hawaii Foundations
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(STDEV 101R) Introduction to University Life
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(STDEV 252) Empowerment Self Defense
This course teaches verbal and mental skills for violence prevention and de-escalation, including assertive body language, boundary setting, and the making of informed choices to assess and possibly avoiding violent situations. It also provides physical skills that harness the strengths of our bodies and psyches.
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(STDEV 358R) Student Leadership Development
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(STDEV 390R) Special Topics in Student Development