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of nursing theories, principles, and practices. This includes specialized knowledge in a specialty area of nursing practice and understanding of current healthcare laws, policies, ethics, and economics as they
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professional writing, rhetoric, technical communication, or a related field; and Research and teaching focus on critical AI literacies and technical communication, workplace studies, and/or rhetorical theory
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Venturing, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, and more. The Area offers courses in relevant topics (e.g., the College’s capstone strategy course) as well as minors in entrepreneurship and international
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: historic archaeology; the archaeology of colonialism, and/or the archaeology of the recent past; and Ability to teach an upper-division undergraduate/graduate course on archaeological theory. Preferred
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well as television, transmedia, and mobile and web content. Our interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree provides students with a foundation in film history, analysis, and theory; the business of the film industry
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student caseload and for completing academic actions/records processes; Experience without primary advising caseload responsibility does not meet this requirement; Knowledge of academic advising theories
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-edge theory, research, education, and practical work, we seek to identify and address the underlying causes of conflict and provide tools for ethical and just peacebuilding on the local, national, and
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#10 in doctoral programs in criminology by US News and World Report (#1 in Virginia) and serve around 1,300 undergraduate majors. Our graduate programs balance theory, empirical research, and policy
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a related field; Evidence of teaching experience with a commitment to diversity in the classroom; Knowledge of philosophical theories, methods, and scholarly research demonstrated through completion
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perspectives from a broad range of backgrounds; Knowledge of interfaith dialogue frameworks and spiritual development theory and the ability to apply these concepts to program design, facilitation, and student