Designing the Future

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This course focuses on the social institution of work and how it affects students' plan for their future. Students examine such topics as the purpose of work, changes in the work force, organized labor, and the social, economic and psychological impact of discrimination. Students analyze their transferable skills and knowledge gained from college, work and life experiences in order to develop an individual plan for their futures after graduation. Students also learn practical skills, such as information interviewing, networking, resume writing, which will increase their ability to handle transitions across the adult life span and demonstrate general liberal arts competencies.