A. An introduction to facilitation and maximizing group potential students learn and practice basic methods for designing and planning effective meetings, creating and maintaining safe and engaging environments, and stimulating creative and critical thinking within groups.

I, II. A focus on human relationships and research-based social skills. Students learn to operationalize theories into social intelligence skills and practice initiating, observing, listening, evaluating, and responding in ways that promote positive interactions and relationships. Gen. Ed. Element 1C [OC].

I, II. Prerequistie or Co-requisite: EES 250 or departmental approval. This ia an advanced course that builds on the core skills presented in Basic Skills Intelligence Skills. It provides additional knowledge and skills for successfully engaging in more complex social and professional interactions and relationships. Junior standing required.

A. Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. This course will address the applicationof critical thinking skills within various fields of study. Students will learn critical thinking skills and how to integrate them into a successful career

I. II. Prerequisite:  Junior or Senior standing. This course addresses the application of critical thinking and creative thinking skills within multiple fields of study. Students will learn critical thinking and creative thinking skills and how to integrate those skills into a successful career.

A. Advanced methods and techniques to maximize group potential are taught and practiced, including probelm solving, generating actionable ideas, decision-making, conducting meaningful conversations and safetly and constructively addressing controverial issues.

I, II. This course focuses on the personal dimensions that are needed to form the foundation of one's competencies and abilites to lead self and others.

(3) II. Prerequisite: EES 450. This course provides students opportunities to examine, define, operationalize, and apply universal elements of leadership. Effective leaders need to be knowledgeable and skilled in these elements.