Cooperative Education at UTTC is a paid internship designed to get students into the work force before graduation.  It provides pre-professional, hands on experience in any of the College's vocational areas.  With prior work experience, the student's degree becomes more valuable when competing for jobs after graduation.   Cooperative Education is based on the philosophy that a combination of classroom study and practical professional experience is the superior method of education.

 

Combined lecture and discussion relating to a comprehensive prevention program; topics include the effects of chemical substance abuse and addictive behaviors on the body, family and community as well as prevention, intervention, treatment, and aftercare.

 

A course designed to promote a successful college experience both academically and personally; includes development of practical knowledge and skills such as time management, test taking, communications, study techniques, critical thinking, community and campus resources, and managing personal issues.

 

This course is designed to promote a successful online college experience. It includes development of practical knowledge and skills such as time management, communication, study skills, critical thinking, and effective use of resources. (This course is intended for those learners who intend to complete a degree online and not for campus-based learners.)

 

A course designed to prepare students for a successful transition from academic to employment.  The course is divided into three parts, finding a job, keeping a job, and leadership qualities on the job.  Students must enroll in this required course their final semester.

 

A course designed especially for students in the health professions to prepare them for a successful transition from academics to employment.  Course is divided into three parts:  finding a job, keeping a job, and leadership qualities required for the job.

 

The principles for First Aid/CPR as outlined by the standard Red Cross course.

 

Introduction to Fitness will consist of basic health-related information such as stretching, motor skills, nutrition, cardiovascular conditioning and overall physical fitness.

 

The course will consist of individualized weight training.  The students will be able to work at their own pace with a set lifting/workout program.   Participants will be given the basic fundamentals of weight lifting.

 

High and low impact aerobics; calisthenics and stretching set to music; tone muscles, strengthen heart and lungs, develop flexibility, and improve self-esteem.

 

This course focuses on the more common lifetime sports which promote a healthy lifestyle with continued participation.

 

This course presents a study of the critical issues of health, safety and nutrition of young children. The important role of promoting good healthy attitudes and practices and creating safe and healthy environments is stressed. The course includes a comprehensive overview of basic nutrition and the critical value of good nutrition in the development of young children.