430. TOBACCO SEMINAR (Credit, 3 hours). A
review of the role of economics in tobacco¿s history
in the United States as well as in today¿s economy.
The course highlights marketing practices and
political roles in tobacco regulation as they pertain
to prevention.

ENTX 799 TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH PRACTICUM (Credit, 3-6 hours). This course provides the opportunity for students to conduct basic and applied research under the direction of an Environmental Toxicology faculty member. Students will develop questions related to toxicological research and conduct practical research aimed at answering the question. Emphasis will placed on the use of ¿the scientific method¿, making scientific observations, and recording data. Emphasis will also be placed on data analysis, interpretation and data presentation in the form of abstracts, scientific papers, and research proposals. This course is open only to those students who have not yet qualified for candidacy.

ENTX 799 TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH PRACTICUM (Credit, 3-6 hours). This course provides the opportunity for students to conduct basic and applied research under the direction of an Environmental Toxicology faculty member. Students will develop questions related to toxicological research and conduct practical research aimed at answering the question. Emphasis will placed on the use of ¿the scientific method¿, making scientific observations, and recording data. Emphasis will also be placed on data analysis, interpretation and data presentation in the form of abstracts, scientific papers, and research proposals. This course is open only to those students who have not yet qualified for candidacy.

101. UNDERSTANDING THE ARTS (Credit, 3 hours; Contact, 3 hours). Lecture and discussion of the visual arts with emphasis on how and why works have been created in our own and earlier times. Satisfies the arts requirement for non-majors.

Urban Education

224. HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES (Credit, 3 hours). A broad examination of the major political, social, and economic movements and philosophies that contributed to American thought and development from colonial times to 1865.

450. VIOLENCE WORKSHOP (Credit, 3
hours). Professional certification credential
based on analysis of violence, how it starts,
and its impact on the criminal justice system.
Students will learn violence prevention skills
used in the criminal justice profession: mediation,
conflict resolution, and anger management.
The course will study the application
state-of-the-art innovative violence prevention
programs practiced in criminal justice system
agencies. Prerequisite: CRJU 311.

220. WORLD LITERATURE (Credit, 3 hours). Thematic or chronological study of selected masterworks of world literature from classical antiquity to the present. Prerequisites: ENGL 110, 111.

Writing Proficiency