Laboratory experiences designed to demonstrate physiological effects of physical performance. Lecture plus one hour laboratory. Physical, mental, and emotional factors of skill acquisition, growth and development, environmental considerations, personality factors, and other aspects of skill learning. Various problems in human sexuality are discussed through a broad range of psychological and philosophical disciplines. The course attempts through an examination of the place and meaning of sexuality and the family in our education, lives, and society.
Emphasis is placed on making improved health-related decisions when confronted by substance use.
A non judgmental approach is used to encourage students to discuss their experiences, attitudes, and values relating to drug use. This course is designed to assist the student in gaining insight into the commitments of marriage and parenting. It will help the participants to disseminate important information dealing with attitudes, conflict and adjustments, and with all the aspects of planning a marriage, getting married, and what is entailed in making a legal, moral, and religious commitment. May be taken and recognized as Liberal Arts credit.