Key variables and theories in the persuasion process; persuasive sources, messages, receiver variables, propaganda, brainwashing, cognitive, behavioral, and social theories of persuasion.
HTM 0653.01 Leading in Complex Human Systems in HTM
Human side of leadership with a focus on individuals, teams, and networks in interdependent and complex organizational systems in hospitality and tourism management. Investigates adaptive leadership, culture development, and performance improvement within the context of organizational development and change.
PSY 0052 Mental Health in Policing and Corrections
This course, in particular, will focus on the areas of Police Psychology and Correctional
Psychology, how mental health issues affect these fields, and how to identify and
respond as officers to inmates or patients with these concerns. This course is part of the
forensic certificate program and is a good adjunct to the mental health in criminal
justice course as well as the active shooter course.
Current economic systems from primarily laissez-faire to state-controlled market economies with a focus on nations of Asia, Europe and Latin America; Soviet-style economic planning and transition to a market economy.
ECON 0592 International Monetary Theory and Policy
International monetary spillovers from domestic macroeconomic policies. Foreign exchange markets and balance of payments. Fixed, flexible and managed exchange rates. Bretton Woods, international monetary fund, and world debt crisis.
Behavior of consumers, firms and industries with respect to product and input markets. Price system and other models of economic decision making. Economic efficiency and welfare; property rights and externalities. ECON 330. Comparative
P A 0501.01 Nonprofit Organizations and Government
How nonprofit organizations interact with government institutions, influence and pressure government through policy advocacy and activism, and partner with government in contracting, public service provision, and policymaking.
How nonprofit organizations interact with government institutions, influence and pressure government through policy advocacy and activism, and partner with government in contracting, public service provision, and policymaking.
