Résultats de "Belhaven University Lectures" dans Toutes les catégories

This graduate seminar examines how technology ventures scale with integrity, emphasizing stewardship, ethical leadership, organizational design, and responsible AI use. Through an integrative framework, the course explores early growth decisions, sustainable scaling, governance, and the moral formation of leaders. Students develop strategic coherence that aligns innovation, ethics, and long-term flourishing within technology-driven enterprises.

Assessment for Continuous School Improvement examines how schools use data, leadership, and structured inquiry to move from compliance-driven practices to learning-centered organizations. The course integrates demographic, perception, process, and student learning data within a continuous improvement framework grounded in shared vision, collaboration, and evaluation. Emphasis is placed on ethical leadership, evidence-based decision making, and sustainable systems that support equitable student outcomes and organizational learning.

This course provides an evidence-based, faith-integrated examination of group counseling theory, process, and practice. It develops ethical, multicultural, and leadership competencies across all stages of group work, emphasizing intentional design, relational dynamics, and professional responsibility in both in-person and online contexts.

Fundamentals of Action Research examines practitioner-led inquiry in educational settings, emphasizing systematic problem identification, alignment with theory and recent scholarship, and iterative cycles of action and reflection. The course prepares graduate students to design, implement, and communicate actionable research projects within partner districts, with attention to ethics, stakeholder collaboration, and methodological rigor.

This course equips graduate students with skills in academic writing, APA formatting, research literacy, time management, leadership foundations, critical thinking, and ethical AI use. It further deepens the study of worldview by examining Christian theism alongside major alternative worldviews and guiding students in applying, comparing, and articulating worldview frameworks in case analyses and future coursework.

Across its seven segments, COUN 615 develops an ethically aware, methodologically literate, and spiritually grounded researcher—equipped to bridge data and empathy, analysis and faith, and theory and transformation within the counseling profession.

Belhaven University's PSY 362 course: Addiction and Substance Abuse

This course integrates Christian theology with clinical counseling practice, emphasizing ethical competence, theological anthropology, and evidence-based care. Students learn to apply biblical principles to assessment, treatment, and case studies while developing personal and professional integration grounded in faith, grace, and clinical excellence.

This course examines managerial accounting as a decision-making tool for planning, control, and performance evaluation. Topics include cost behavior, budgeting, capital investment, and performance measurement. Emphasizing ethical and faith-based principles, it integrates financial analysis, sustainability, and stewardship to equip managers with data-driven insight and integrity in organizational leadership.

Rules, regulations, and more for personal income tax returns and all tax situations that end up on them.