OTH 230 - Occupation and the College Student II[1 credit(s)] Pre-requisite: OTH 130. This course furthers student knowledge about the concept of occupation as defined by occupational scientists. Students will explore scientific literature about the human experience, exploring sensation and sensory processing and health promoting occupations. Students will build upon skills learned in OTH 130 by adjusting personal and professional goals to facilitate student success while working on skills for student success. Through reading, class discussions, and activities, students will gain insight into occupational science, develop research and analytical skills, examine the impact of personal lifestyle and activities, and understand the integral role of occupations across the lifespan.
Semesters Offered: Every Fall and Spring
General Education Category: Social Sciences
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