The Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management prepares you for career advancement in the human resources field, with a focus on talent recruitment, retention, benefits, compensation, business principles, law, and ethics.

Graduates of the Human Resource Management program will be able to:

• Demonstrate competency in core business disciplines and the ability to apply this knowledge to human resource management situations.
• Assess core human resource management policies, procedures, and processes.
• Evaluate statutory and legal requirements when administering human resource management policies and procedures.
• Assess human resource management issues in a global context and choose and defend resolutions.
• Apply appropriate research methods to the analysis of human resource management issues and communicate recommendations.

Students enrolled in the College’s bachelor’s degree program will study management and leadership in the food and restaurant business. You’ll focus on all the major aspects of restaurant and foodservice management while also learning the business principles behind every decision. Those principles include staffing, purchasing, marketing and financial practices specific to the foodservice industry.

As a student in this program, you will be:

• Prepared to excel in leadership roles within the food service industry, emphasizing business operations, technology, staffing management, sustainable revenue and profits, and exceptional customer service.
• Manage and foster employee and customer experiences through a focused study on best practices in management and leadership.
• Apply financial formulas and ratios specific to the restaurant industry to foster sustainable revenues and profits and assist with capital planning

You’ll also have the option to use your bachelor’s degree as leverage for gaining additional education or certification that will support your career path. Some options include certifications for Hotel Administrator, Certified Food & Beverage Executive, or Certified Executive Pastry Chef.

This program features two specialized tracks that allow you to tailor your education to your career goals.

• Baking and Pastry
• Culinary Arts

This program prepares you to think and write strategically across every major communications discipline. Coursework in public relations and advertising builds a foundation with which organizations shape perception and reach audiences, while professional writing coursework sharpen the skills needed to produce compelling content across formats.

You will also study writing for social media and marketing research, ensuring you will understand both how to create effective communications and how to measure whether those communications are working.

Completing this track you will:

• Develop and execute public relations and advertising strategies for organizations.
• Produce clear, persuasive professional writing across business and media contexts.
• Write scripts and content for media, video, and digital platforms.
• Create effective, audience-aware content for social media platforms.
• Apply marketing research methods to evaluate and refine communication strategy.
• Apply core Professional Studies program outcomes, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and purposeful writing, to strategic communications contexts.

Medical and health services administrators plan, direct and coordinate medical and health services. They may manage an entire facility, a specific clinical area or department for a group of physicians. Medical and health services administrators must be able to adapt to changes in healthcare laws, regulations and technology.

Students working towards their bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration will:

• Prepare for a career in healthcare by combining healthcare and business knowledge.
• Demonstrate effective professional communication, both written and verbal
• Apply business principles from a financial perspective.
• Recognize the value of data for advancing the business of healthcare and as a driver of decision making.
• Identify the importance of technology and informatics in healthcare.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Paralegal Studies at Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­ covers both the theoretical and practical dimensions of legal work. Students begin with foundational courses that introduce the American legal system, the paralegal profession, and legal writing and research before advancing to specialized courses such as civil litigation, criminal law, family law, real estate, and corporate law.

Our Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology – Cybersecurity will develop the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to protect organizations from the evolving threat landscape. The cybersecurity program combines a strong foundation in information technology with specialized cybersecurity coursework, preparing students to identify, defend, and respond to real-world security challenges.

Cybersecurity is a fast-paced field, and you’ll receive an education that is designed to keep pace with the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape, giving you the tools and experience needed to succeed in this high-demand career field.

With new technology emerging daily, cybersecurity is a highly sought out talent that is enhanced at Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­. You can expect to find high quality job opportunities in both private and public sectors after graduation.

Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­ teaches a cybersecurity curriculum is designed to align technical knowledge and professional practice to produce workforce ready graduates ready to contribute immediately in cybersecurity roles.

Graduates of the Information Technology – Cybersecurity program will be able to:

• Analyze a problem and identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution.
• Select, design, integrate, implement, evaluate, and administer computer-based systems to meet defined user needs.
• Function effectively on teams to accomplish a common goal.
• Analyze computing-related ethical, legal and social issues to enable responsible professional practice and an ability to synthesize policy recommendations.
• Communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
• Use and apply current techniques, concepts, tools, and practices in the core information technologies.
• Assist in the creation and execution of an effective project plan.

In this program, you will apply leadership and fundamental business knowledge to strengthen nonprofit initiatives and organizations, as well as the communities you serve. Our Professional Studies Nonprofit Leadership degree is built around the idea that doing good work requires strong organizational fundamentals.

The coursework emphasizes organizational behavior and leadership, equipping you to manage staff and volunteers, build effective teams, and lead with purpose. Rounding out the program, students develop skills in digital tools and nonprofit media, preparing them to expand an organization’s reach and visibility in a competitive funding environment.

Completing this this track you will:

• Apply leadership and organizational behavior principles to nonprofit management.
• Write competitive grant proposals to secure funding for programs and initiatives.
• Understand the fundamentals of public administration as applied to nonprofit and government settings.
• Use digital and eCommerce tools to support nonprofit fundraising and operations.
• Develop nonprofit media and communications strategies to engage donors and communities.
• Apply core Professional Studies program outcomes, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and purposeful writing, to nonprofit leadership sectors.

The Bachelor’s in Technology Management degree offers four tracks for students to gain knowledge in a specific field. You’re first two years will be focused on a specific track of your choosing then your remaining two years will focus on the Technology Management programs.

ÌýGraduates of the Bachelors in Technology Management degree, will be able to:

• Oversee the process of analyzing a problem and identifying and defining the technology requirements appropriate to its solution.
• Facilitate and manage the selection, design, integration, implementation, evaluation, and administration of computer-based systems to meet defined user needs.
• Manage and lead teams that function effectively to accomplish a common goal.
• Analyze computing-related ethical, legal and social issues to enable responsible professional practice and an ability to synthesize policy recommendations.
• Communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
• Employ a familiarity with current techniques, concepts, tools, and practices in the core information technologies to make sound business decisions.
• Create and execute an effective project plan.

The four tracks for the Technology Management degree are:

Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­’s Associate in Health Information Technology prepares students for a critical role in modern healthcare, managing, protecting, and making sense of the patient data that drives medical decisions and organizational operations. The curriculum blends medical knowledge, information systems training, and healthcare law and ethics, grounding students in the tools and standards that define the field: electronic health records (EHR), ICD-10 and CPT medical coding, HIPAA compliance, and healthcare reimbursement. Graduates are eligible to sit for AHIMA’s Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT®) certification.

Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­’s Certificate in Paralegal Studies is designed to get you career-ready quickly and efficiently, without duplicating the general education coursework you’ve already completed. Every course in this certificate is focused on legal knowledge and paralegal practice, making the most of your time and your existing degree.

Graduates are prepared to conduct legal research using professional databases, draft a range of legal documents, manage case files, prepare legal citations, and interact professionally with clients, courts, and counsel. Graduates will be prepared to work as a paralegal or continue on to law school and work toward earning an advanced degree.

Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­’s Paralegal Studies curriculum provides a solid grounding in both the theory and practice of legal work. Students begin with foundational courses that introduce the American legal system, the paralegal profession, and legal writing and research before advancing to specialized courses such as civil litigation, criminal law, contract law, legal technology, and tort law.

Graduates are prepared to conduct legal research using professional databases, draft a range of legal documents, manage case files, prepare legal citations, and interact professionally with clients, courts, and counsel. The program also emphasizes the ethical rules governing paralegal practice, ensuring graduates understand the boundaries of their professional role.