The course will deal with constitutional concepts, such as the right to privacy, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, search and seizure, and the right to bear arms, as well as the similarities and differences between criminal and civil law. Students will also participate in a mock trial, view films, and hear a variety of guest speakers, including judges, lawyers, and legislators. The course is taught by practicing attorneys knowledgeable in both criminal and civil law. As a profession, nursing focuses on the nurse's role in providing care in today's society as well as in the years ahead. Students, as well as faculty and practicing nurses, will participate in discussions, field trips, and hands-on experiences in the Learning Laboratory.
Nursing is an academic discipline and a profession.
Therefore, future nurses need a sincere desire to help others and an ability in mathematics and the sciences. This year's seminar will combine physics and astronomy. Classroom work will provide a foundation in basic physics knowledge. Physics topics will range from basic motion to musical acoustics, medical applications, the structure of atoms, and creating holograms. How to generate and measure electromagnetic fields for medical applications will also be studied.