Twelve courses are required to complete the major. Gives students the foundation to teach religion or to work in religious ministry in the Catholic school or parish setting. Provides a firm base in scripture and systematic and moral theology while allowing students to pursue electives in areas of personal interest or special concern. Graduates are eligible for catechist certification for teaching religion in the Catholic elementary or secondary schools and in parish schools of the region. Weekend, weekday and evening classes meet the needs of nurses with various work schedules.
Program combines study in the liberal arts and practical hands-on experience.
Strong emphasis on clinical education to prepare graduates for independent roles in health care. Students may also complete one of the above, and complement that study with the equivalent of a third year of concentrated study in Business in either an Organizational Management or Computer Systems Track. The program is designed to support the professional growth of instructional assistants in grades K-8. Students will enhance their instructional skills and competencies as well as learn new strategies for behavioral management in the classroom. This program consists of five three-credit courses leading to a certificate in Educational Office Management for clerical employees working in the school system.