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Coopersmith New Courses - ROYISAGIRL - 03-30-2022 It hasn't been brought up yet, but Coopersmith is adding a lot of new courses. I saw ones like Animal Assisted therapy, History of Icecream (yum),etc. On the NCCRS website. I asked recently (the day they were added to NCCRS) and they are adding them to the Coopersmith website. RE: Coopersmith New Courses - ss20ts - 03-30-2022 It's too bad they aren't ACE credits as well. They have a lot of great courses. RE: Coopersmith New Courses - Cmglaser08 - 03-30-2022 Where would I find a list of their new ones? RE: Coopersmith New Courses - rachel83az - 03-31-2022 Is History of Ice Cream UL or LL?
RE: Coopersmith New Courses - sanantone - 03-31-2022 These appear to be new graduate-level courses. Business Environment & Concepts Business Plan Development RE: Coopersmith New Courses - Library2HospitalChaplain - 03-31-2022 It's UL, and so is History of Food Trucks. http://www.nationalccrs.org/organizations/coopersmith-career-consulting Here's the History ones: The Automobile Industry in America: History, Economics and Culture (HIS-412) History of Food Trucks (HIS-304) Ice cream: History, Culture, and Economics (HIS-417) Jewish Participation in the Garment Industry (HIS-302) Vietnam Veterans Suffering, Activism, and Memory (HIS-422) WWII in the Pacific (HIS-427) Under Judaic Studies: The Yom Kippur War (HIS-436) The two Graduate ones @sanantone notices in Business: Business Environment & Concepts (BUS-550) Business Plan Development (BUS-500) Coopersmith's UL Lit courses: Medieval Hispano-Jewish Poetry (LIT-401) The Works of Arthur Miller (LIT-302) The Works of Herman Wouk (LIT-301) UL Under PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY - CONSORTIUM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: Race and Ethnicity (SOC-385) New UL Under PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY - COOPERSMITH CAREER CONSULTING: Active Learning and Body Language (PSY-400) Animal-Assisted Therapy (PSY-475) Approaches to Art Therapy (PSY-420) Environmental Sociology (SOC-345) Family & Partnership Violence (PSY-385) Introduction to Theories and Techniques of Play Therapy (PSY-340) Music Therapy (PSY-460) RE: Coopersmith New Courses - bjcheung77 - 03-31-2022 LOL, They've got an interesting set of courses in History I see... And as pointed out, they do seem to have a couple of graduate level business courses too! RE: Coopersmith New Courses - bluebooger - 03-31-2022 Here's the History ones: The Automobile Industry in America: History, Economics and Culture (HIS-412) History of Food Trucks (HIS-304) Ice cream: History, Culture, and Economics (HIS-417) Jewish Participation in the Garment Industry (HIS-302) Vietnam Veterans Suffering, Activism, and Memory (HIS-422) WWII in the Pacific (HIS-427) Under Judaic Studies: The Yom Kippur War (HIS-436) a few of the only history courses I've ever seen that look interesting RE: Coopersmith New Courses - dfrecore - 03-31-2022 (03-31-2022, 12:58 PM)bluebooger Wrote: Here's the History ones: Just an FYI that TESU brings in the Food Trucks course as UL; and lots of other things as UL as well (Psych courses most notably, although they go through those with a fine-toothed comb from what I've seen). EC also brings in many Soc & Psych courses as UL, and many will work in their Psych degree. They're picky about history courses though, so don't know if these will work as UL there. RE: Coopersmith New Courses - natshar - 04-01-2022 Sounds like some fun courses but I wonder what schools will accept some of those "fun" sounding courses besides TESU. It is difficult to find schools that accept coopersmith/nccrs to begin with and they do it is usually English 101, college algebra, etc. But still even if you wanted to learn about the history of food trucks or ice cream purely for the fun of it, they set a price that doesn't break the bank. And its self paced with no expiration dates and its not like there are that many options to learn about the history of ice cream. If someone really wanted to learn about ice cream this really does seem like the best option I've seen even if you can't actually get college credit in the end. |