Developmental Psychology

ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY - Discover the Complexities of the Human Mind: Ever wondered why society views certain behaviors “abnormal”? As you learn about Western abnormal psychology, you’ll explore the complex forces behind human behavior by studying conditions like anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and schizophrenia. Through engaging readings, videos, thought-provoking discussions, and a student-led project centered on your local community, you’ll dive into the symptoms, diagnoses, and responses to these disorders. You’ll also examine how mental health is influenced by cultural differences and global perspectives, gaining insight into the stigma surrounding psychological disorders.

Introduction to Organic Chemistry I - Master the Building Blocks of Life: Prepare for university-level organic chemistry with this in-depth course focused on the mechanisms and reactions that form the basis of all living things as well as the principles of carbon chemistry. You’ll discover the magnificent world of complex molecules, their properties, and reactions through real-world applications. This course is packed with engaging hands-on activities that will equip you with essential skills to address today’s most pressing scientific challenges. You’ll learn to predict electron movement for organic reactions, understand molecular structures, bond angles, shapes, polarity, and resonance, and master the fundamentals of organic nomenclature.

Bioethics - Navigate the Ethical Questions of Medicine and Science: How do we know what’s right and wrong in medicine, public health, and life sciences? In this course, you’ll explore some of today’s most pressing ethical dilemmas that significantly impact the medical field. Through engaging debates on topics like the “right to die,” vaccination policies, organ transplants, genetic technology, and animal research, you’ll learn how to discuss differing views with respect. Innovative research projects and interactive discussions will help you develop critical-reasoning skills and think deeply about how we balance individual rights, societal needs, and scientific advancement. The course ends with a deep dive into a bioethical issue of your choosing, helping you understand the crucial role bioethics plays in shaping the future.