Business Administration Department

Courses

Accounting

• •  AC 20100 - Financial Accounting I
• •  AC 20200 - Financial Accounting II
• •  AC 20300 - Principles of Managerial Accounting
• •  AC 20400 - Payroll Accounting
• •  AC 36000 - Intermediate Accounting I
• •  AC 36100 - Intermediate Accounting II
• •  AC 36200 - Intermediate Accounting III
• •  AC 46200 - Advanced Cost and Managerial Accounting
• •  AC 46300 - Accounting Information Systems
• •  AC 46500 - Auditing
• •  AC 47000 - Seminar in Taxation
• •  AC 49700 - Senior Project Proposal Seminar I
• •  AC 49800 - Senior Project Proposal Seminar II
• •  AC 49900 - Senior Project

Business Administration

• •  BA 10300 - Foundations of Business
• •  BA 20000 - Sophomore Seminar: Research Methods and Problem Solving
• •  BA 20500 - Leadership
• •  BA 20600 - Entrepreneurship
• •  BA 20700 - Marketing
• •  BA 21500 - Statistical Data Analysis
• •  BA 22000 - Hotel & Lodge Management & Operations
• •  BA 22100 - Hotel & Lodge Human Resource Management
• •  BA 22200 - Hotel & Lodge Marketing
• •  BA 22300 - Food & Beverage Outlet Management
• •  BA 28500 - Practicum

Business Administration Management

• •  BA 49700 - Senior Project I
• •  BA 49800 - Senior Project II
• •  BAM 10500 - Business Math
• •  BAM 19200 - Special Topics
• •  BAM 20000 - Accounting for the Information Age I
• •  BAM 20100 - Accounting for the Information Age II
• •  BAM 20200 - Accounting for the Information Age III
• •  BAM 20400 - Personal Finance
• •  BAM 21000 - Introduction to the Non-Profit Sector
• •  BAM 21600 - Survey of Economics
• •  BAM 25900 - Financial Tools for Management
• •  BAM 29200 - Special Topics
• •  BAM 30200 - Business Finance
• •  BAM 31000 - Venture Management
• •  BAM 32000 - Fundamentals of Telecommunications
• •  BAM 32100 - Telecommunications Policy and Regulation
• •  BAM 33000 - Labor and Employee Relations
• •  BAM 33100 - Compensation and Benefits in the Workplace
• •  BAM 36100 - Law and Citizenship
• •  BAM 38000 - Directed Study
• •  BAM 39200 - Special Topics
• •  BAM 42000 - Board and Volunteer Management
• •  BAM 42100 - Budget and Finance for Non-Profit
• •  BAM 42200 - Fundraising and Resource Development
• •  BAM 42300 - Planning and Evaluation of Non-Profit Organizations
• •  BAM 43200 - The Business of Entertainment
• •  BAM 43500 - Introduction to Telecommunications
• •  BAM 45200 - Operations and Quality Management
• •  BAM 45400 - Organizational Development
• •  BAM 45600 - Strategic Human Resource Management
• •  BAM 45800 - Organizational Behavior and Leadership
• •  BAM 46200 - Global Marketing Management
• •  BAM 48000 - Directed Study
• •  BAM 49900 - Senior Project

Health Services Administration

• •  BA 49700 - Senior Project I
• •  BA 49800 - Senior Project II
• •  HSA 21700 - Alaska Native Health Consortium I (ANTHC/LEAD)
• •  HSA 21800 - Alaska Native Health Consortium II (ANTHC/LEAD)
• •  HSA 30100 - Health Services Administration Industry Overview
• •  HSA 30200 - Systems in Health Services Overview
• •  HSA 30400 - Health Care Marketing
• •  HSA 41000 - Health Care Finance & Accounting
• •  HSA 42000 - Health Care Policy & Economics
• •  HSA 43000 - Health Services Knowledge Management
• •  HSA 49900 - Senior Project

Information and Communication Technology

• •  MCT 66100 - Information and Communication Technology and Theory
• •  MCT 66300 - Telecommunications and Information Policy and Regulation
• •  MCT 66900 - Financial Technology and Systems
• •  MCT 68000 - Directed Study
• •  MCT 68500 - Internship
• •  MCT 69200 - Special Topics

Interdisciplinary Studies

• •  IS 20600 - Organizational Communication
• •  IS 23300 - Critical Thinking for Management
• •  IS 24200 - Statistical Methods in Research
• •  IS 31100 - Essentials of Grant Writing
• •  IS 44500 - Qualitative Research Methods
• •  IS 45300 - Values and Ethics in the Workplace

Master of Business Administration

• •  MBA 60100 - Designs and Principles of Research
• •  MBA 61000 - Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting
• •  MBA 61100 - Accounting for Executive Action
• •  MBA 61600 - Fundamentals of Financial Instruments & Institutions
• •  MBA 61700 - Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC/LEAD)
• •  MBA 61800 - Financial Statement Analysis
• •  MBA 62100 - Organizational Behavior
• •  MBA 62300 - Valuation
• •  MBA 62400 - Managerial Economics
• •  MBA 62500 - Organization Development
• •  MBA 62700 - Entrepreneurship
• •  MBA 62800 - E-Business
• •  MBA 63100 - Human Resource Management
• •  MBA 63200 - The Business of Entertainment
• •  MBA 63500 - Health Services Finances
• •  MBA 63600 - Health Service Systems & Policies
• •  MBA 63800 - Health Services Current Topics
• •  MBA 63900 - Health Services Evaluation & Outcomes

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Counseling Psychology and Human Services Department

Courses

Human Services

• •  HS 11100 - Human Service Practice and Policy
• •  HS 19200 - Special Topics
• •  HS 21300 - Human Services Care Coordination
• •  HS 28400 - Human Services Sophomore Portfolio/Field Experience
• •  HS 29200 - Special Topics
• •  HS 31000 - Understanding Diversity, Self-Awareness, and Change
• •  HS 31200 - Counseling Skills
• •  HS 31400 - Group Process
• •  HS 31800 - Ethics and Values in the Human Services
• •  HS 34000 - Healing with Story
• •  HS 35000 - Health Psychology
• •  HS 38400 - Human Services Portfolio/Field Experience
• •  HS 39200 - Special Topics
• •  HS 41900 - Human Services Management
• •  HS 42500 - Introduction to Behavioral Health
• •  HS 43500 - Addictions and Co-Occurring Disorders
• •  HS 44000 - Crisis Intervention and Community Resources
• •  HS 49200 - Special Topics
• •  HS 49800 - Senior Project Proposal
• •  HS 49900 - Senior Project

Psychology

• •  PY 15000 - Introduction to Psychology: Adjustment and Change
• •  PY 18000 - Directed Study
• •  PY 20200 - Community Psychology
• •  PY 20700 - Sports Psychology
• •  PY 21000 - Sophomore Seminar: Introduction to Professional Psychology
• •  PY 21500 - Lifespan Human Development
• •  PY 22100 - Ecopsychology
• •  PY 22200 - Roots and Wings: Conception Through Adolescence
• •  PY 22400 - Mindfulness: Exploring Mind-Body Psychology
• •  PY 22800 - Psychopathology for Movie Lovers
• •  PY 23000 - Psychology of Spirituality and Religion
• •  PY 23100 - Making Sense of Statistics: Applications to the Behavioral Sciences
• •  PY 23300 - Art and Therapy
• •  PY 23500 - Creativity, Madness, and Self Expression
• •  PY 24200 - Love, Couples, and Family
• •  PY 25000 - Nature and Psychological Well-Being
• •  PY 26000 - Intimacy, Relationships, and Sexuality
• •  PY 28000 - Directed Study
• •  PY 28500 - Field Experience
• •  PY 29000 - Seminar
• •  PY 29200 - Special Topics
• •  PY 30000 - Methods of Investigation: Research in Psychology
• •  PY 31500 - Psychology of Women
• •  PY 32000 - Personality: Theories and Perspectives
• •  PY 32500 - Social Psychology
• •  PY 33000 - Psychology of Substance Use and Dependency
• •  PY 33500 - Creativity, Madness, and Self Expression
• •  PY 34000 - Going to Extremes: Abnormal Psychology
• •  PY 34500 - Dynamics of Counseling
• •  PY 35000 - Psychotherapeutic Uses of the Wilderness
• •  PY 35500 - Positive Psychology
• •  PY 38000 - Directed Study
• •  PY 38400 - Junior Portfolio
• •  PY 38500 - Field Experience
• •  PY 39000 - Seminar
• •  PY 39200 - Special Topics
• •  PY 46000 - Intimacy, Relationships and Sexuality
• •  PY 48000 - Directed Study
• •  PY 48500 - Field Experience
• •  PY 49000 - Senior Seminar: Directed Study in Psychology and Human Services
• •  PY 49200 - Special Topics
• •  PY 49800 - Senior Project Proposal
• •  PY 49900 - Senior Project
• •  PY 61100 - Professional Orientation and Ethics
• •  PY 61500 - Professional Counseling: Theory, Skills, and Practice I
• •  PY 62000 - Advanced Human Development
• •  PY 62500 - Professional Counseling: Theory, Skills, and Practice II
• •  PY 64000 - Advanced Abnormal Psychology
• •  PY 64300 - Assessment in Counseling
• •  PY 64600 - Social and Cultural Foundations of Counseling
• •  PY 64900 - Group Counseling
• •  PY 65300 - Couples and Family Therapy
• •  PY 65500 - Design and Principles of Research
• •  PY 65700 - Brief Therapy
• •  PY 66000 - Career and Lifestyle Counseling
• •  PY 68000 - Directed Study
• •  PY 69000 - Professional Seminar
• •  PY 69500 - Counseling Internship
• •  PY 71100 - Individual Differences
• •  PY 71300 - Ethics of Professional Practice
• •  PY 71500 - History and Systems of Psychology
• •  PY 71700 - Focus Project 1
• •  PY 72100 - Biological Basis of Behavior
• •  PY 72300 - Cognitive and Social Basis of Behavior
• •  PY 72500 - Focus Project 2
• •  PY 72700 - Focus Project 3
• •  PY 73100 - Psychology of Measurement
• •  PY 73300 - Research Methodology and Techniques of Data Analysis
• •  PY 73500 - Focus Project 4
• •  PY 73700 - Focus Project 5
• •  PY 74100 - Learning Agreement Certification
• •  PY 74300 - Introduction to the Project Demonstrating Excellence
• •  PY 74500 - PDE Proposal
• •  PY 75100 - PDE Research
• •  PY 75300 - Introduction to Supervised Practicum 1
• •  PY 76100 - PDE Completion
• •  PY 76300 - Supervised Practicum II
• •  PY 77100 - Pre-Doctoral Supervised Internship I
• •  PY 78100 - Pre-Doctoral Supervised Internship II
• •  PY 79100 - Pre-Doctoral Supervised Internship III

Education Department

Courses

Education

• •  ED 21400 - Exploring the Learning Community
• •  ED 21500 - Classroom Leadership and Management
• •  ED 24100 - Teaching Methods: Creative Expression
• •  ED 28500 - Practicum
• •  ED 29000 - Seminar
• •  ED 29200 - Special Topics
• •  ED 31400 - Differentiated Instruction in the K-8 Classroom
• •  ED 32000 - Teaching Methods: Literacy and Communication I
• •  ED 32100 - Teaching Methods: Literacy and Communication II
• •  ED 33000 - Teaching Methods: Science, Mathematics, and Society I
• •  ED 33100 - Teaching Methods: Science, Mathematics, and Society II
• •  ED 34400 - Teaching Methods: Health and Physical Movement Education
• •  ED 34700 - Evaluation of Student Learning
• •  ED 36300 - Computers and Technology for Teachers
• •  ED 38000 - Directed Study
• •  ED 38500 - Practicum
• •  ED 39000 - Seminar
• •  ED 39200 - Special Topics
• •  ED 45300 - Multicultural Education
• •  ED 48000 - Directed Study
• •  ED 48400 - Student Teaching
• •  ED 48500 - Practicum
• •  ED 48600 - Advanced Practicum in Elementary Teaching
• •  ED 49000 - Seminar
• •  ED 49200 - Special Topics
• •  ED 60500 - Educational Foundations & Classroom Management
• •  ED 61100 - Early Literacy
• •  ED 61600 - Curriculum, Instruction and Evaluation I
• •  ED 61700 - Curriculum, Instruction and Evaluation II
• •  ED 65300 - Multicultural Education
• •  ED 67500 - Research and Writing
• •  ED 67600 - Partnerships & Accountability
• •  ED 67800 - Differentiated Instruction, Theory and Practice
• •  ED 68000 - Directed Study
• •  ED 68200 - Independent Research
• •  ED 68400 - Advanced Practicum in Teaching
• •  ED 68500 - Practicum
• •  ED 68600 - Internship in Student Teaching
• •  ED 69200 - Special Topics
• •  ED 69700 - Research and Data Analysis

Environmental Science

• •  ES 63700 - Marine Policy

Science (Environmental)

• •  SC 16100 - Principles of Biology I

Environmental Science Department

Courses

Environmental Science

• •  ES 60000 - Tropical Ecology
• •  ES 60100 - Research Methods
• •  ES 60200 - Quantitative Methods for Environmental Sciences
• •  ES 60300 - Tropical Conservation in Practice
• •  ES 60500 - Environmental Ethics
• •  ES 60700 - Water Resources Management
• •  ES 60900 - Global Resources and International Conservation
• •  ES 61000 - Environmental Assessment: Case Studies
• •  ES 61400 - Riparian and Aquatic Restoration
• •  ES 61700 - Environmental Justice: Politics and Poetics
• •  ES 62000 - Environmental Geology
• •  ES 62200 - Geomorphology
• •  ES 62600 - Earth Materials
• •  ES 62800 - Scientific Diving
• •  ES 63000 - Conservation Biology
• •  ES 63500 - Environmental Law
• •  ES 64000 - Coastal Ecosystems
• •  ES 64200 - Coral Reef Ecology
• •  ES 64500 - Collaboration in Environmental Management
• •  ES 65000 - Human Impacts in Marine Systems
• •  ES 65500 - Climate Change
• •  ES 66000 - Introduction to GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
• •  ES 66100 - Water Quality
• •  ES 66300 - Introduction to Remote Sensing
• •  ES 66500 - Applied GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
• •  ES 66700 - Groundwater Geology
• •  ES 67400 - Seminar Readings in Marine Biology
• •  ES 67500 - Environmental Chemistry
• •  ES 68000 - Directed Study
• •  ES 68500 - Practicum (Internship)
• •  ES 69000 - Seminar
• •  ES 69200 - Special Topics
• •  ES 69900 - Thesis Research
• •  SC 12500 - Alaskan Earth History
• •  SC 33600 - Environmental Policy and Politics

Marine Biology

• •  MAR 11000 - Introduction to Scientific Diving
• •  MAR 11500 - Scientific Diver in Training Level I
• •  MAR 18500 - Practicum
• •  MAR 19000 - Seminar
• •  MAR 19200 - Special Topics
• •  MAR 21000 - Aquarium Biology
• •  MAR 22400 - Marine Field Work
• •  MAR 22500 - Survey of Marine Biology
• •  MAR 24000 - Scientific Diver in Training Level II
• •  MAR 25000 - Marine Natural History
• •  MAR 28000 - Directed Study
• •  MAR 28500 - Practicum
• •  MAR 29000 - Seminar
• •  MAR 29200 - Special Topics
• •  MAR 31500 - Invertebrate Zoology
• •  MAR 32000 - Ichthyology
• •  MAR 32500 - Ecological Physiology of Marine Organisms
• •  MAR 32800 - Scientific Diving
• •  MAR 33000 - Human Impacts in Marine Systems
• •  MAR 33500 - Seabirds and Marine Mammals
• •  MAR 38000 - Directed Study
• •  MAR 38500 - Practicum
• •  MAR 39000 - Seminar
• •  MAR 39200 - Special Topics
• •  MAR 41000 - Coral Reef Ecology
• •  MAR 42000 - Coastal Ecosystems
• •  MAR 42400 - Marine Bioacoustics
• •  MAR 43700 - Marine Policy
• •  MAR 48000 - Directed Study
• •  MAR 48500 - Practicum
• •  MAR 49000 - Seminar
• •  MAR 49200 - Special Topics
• •  MAR 49900 - Senior Project

Mathematics

• •  MT 09600 - Pre-College Mathematics
• •  MT 09700 - Elementary Algebra
• •  MT 10100 - Intermediate Algebra
• •  MT 12100 - Precalculus
• •  MT 21000 - Math Concepts
• •  MT 22000 - Applied Statistics for Environmental Science
• •  MT 23000 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
• •  MT 24000 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
• •  MT 28000 - Directed Study
• •  MT 32000 - Advanced Statistics
• •  MT 35000 - Multivariable Calculus
• •  MT 35500 - Introduction to Mathematical Proof and Theory
• •  MT 36000 - Differential Equations and Applications
• •  MT 37000 - Linear Algebra and Applications
• •  MT 38000 - Directed Study
• •  MT 48000 - Directed Study

Science (Environmental)

• •  SC 10000 - Integrated Science I
• •  SC 11000 - Natural History of Alaska
• •  SC 11500 - Basics of Weather Laboratory Investigations
• •  SC 12000 - Physical Geology
• •  SC 14000 - Introduction to Botany and Zoology
• •  SC 15000 - Introduction to Oceanography
• •  SC 15500 - Introduction to Meteorology
• •  SC 16200 - Principles of Biology II
• •  SC 17000 - Principles of Chemistry I
• •  SC 17100 - Principles of Chemistry II
• •  SC 18500 - Practicum
• •  SC 19000 - Seminar
• •  SC 19200 - Special Topics
• •  SC 20500 - Introduction to Environmental Science
• •  SC 21000 - Winter Ecology and Cold Weather Physiology
• •  SC 21500 - Glaciology and Glacier Travel

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Liberal Studies Department

Courses

Career and Technical Education

• •  CTE 10100 - Foundations of Career and Technical Education
• •  CTE 10200 - Methods of Instruction
• •  CTE 20100 - Curriculum Development
• •  CTE 20200 - Project Planning and Management
• •  CTE 20300 - Work Place Safety
• •  CTE 20400 - Internet and Computing Core
• •  CTE 20500 - Instructional Technology
• •  CTE 20600 - Internship I
• •  CTE 20700 - Internship II
• •  CTE 21500 - Introduction to Video Production for CTE Educators

Communication

• •  CO 10000 - Fundamentals of Communication
• •  CO 20400 - Print Journalism
• •  CO 30400 - Advanced Print Journalism

Cultural Studies

• •  CS 20100 - Introduction to Cultural Studies
• •  CS 22700 - History and Culture of Alaska Natives
• •  CS 30100 - Advanced Cultural Studies
• •  CS 40800 - Ideas of Nature

Fine and Preforming Arts

• •  FP 10000 - Introduction to Fine Arts
• •  FP 20000 - Intermediate Studies in Fine Arts
• •  FP 30000 - Advanced Studies in Fine Arts

General Studies (Liberal Studies)

• •  GS 10000 - Computer Applications
• •  GS 10100 - Working with Students in Residence Halls
• •  GS 10200 - Fitness for Life
• •  GS 13300 - Critical Thinking
• •  GS 13500 - Introduction to Active Learning
• •  GS 15000 - Web Design
• •  GS 16000 - Toward Sustainability: Organic Gardening at Kellogg Farm
• •  GS 20500 - Portfolio Development: Initial Documentation
• •  GS 20600 - Portfolio Development: The Competencies
• •  GS 20700 - Portfolio Development: Assessment for Credit of Prior Learning

History

• •  HI 20100 - Introduction to Historical Studies
• •  HI 30100 - Advanced Studies in History
• •  HI 62700 - History and Culture of Alaska Natives
• •  HI 69200 - Special Topics

Humanities

• •  HU 10000 - Introduction to the Humanities
• •  HU 30000 - Advanced Studies in Humanities

Language, Literature, Writing

• •  LL 09800 - Basic Language Skills
• •  LL 10000 - Basic Writing
• •  LL 10100 - Argumentative Writing
• •  LL 11001 - American Sign Language I
• •  LL 11002 - American Sign Language II
• •  LL 11011 - Chinese I
• •  LL 11012 - Chinese II
• •  LL 11021 - French I
• •  LL 11022 - French II
• •  LL 11031 - German I
• •  LL 11032 - German II
• •  LL 11041 - Japanese I
• •  LL 11042 - Japanese II
• •  LL 11051 - Latin I
• •  LL 11052 - Latin II
• •  LL 11061 - Russian I
• •  LL 11062 - Russian II
• •  LL 11071 - Spanish I
• •  LL 11072 - Spanish II
• •  LL 11081 - Yup’ik I
• •  LL 11082 - Yup’ik II
• •  LL 20100 - Writing for Discourse Communities
• •  LL 20200 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• •  LL 20300 - Business and Technical Writing
• •  LL 20400 - Creative Writing Workshop
• •  LL 20600 - Introduction to Literature and Language
• •  LL 21021 - French III
• •  LL 21022 - French IV
• •  LL 21041 - Japanese III
• •  LL 21042 - Japanese IV
• •  LL 21061 - Russian III
• •  LL 21062 - Russian IV
• •  LL 21071 - Spanish III
• •  LL 21072 - Spanish IV
• •  LL 30200 - Advanced Creative Writing
• •  LL 40400 - Creative Writing Workshop
• •  LL 40600 - Advanced Studies in Literature and Language

Liberal Studies

• •  LS 18000 - Directed Study
• •  LS 19200 - Special Topics
• •  LS 20100 - Liberal Studies Seminar I: Ways of Knowing
• •  LS 20200 - Liberal Studies Seminar II: Introduction to Humanities
• •  LS 20300 - Liberal Studies Seminar III: Introduction to Social Sciences
• •  LS 20400 - Liberal Studies Travel Course
• •  LS 28000 - Directed Study
• •  LS 29200 - Special Topics
• •  LS 38000 - Directed Study
• •  LS 38500 - Junior Practicum
• •  LS 39200 - Special Topics
• •  LS 40100 - Directed Studies Seminar
• •  LS 40200 - Liberal Studies Travel Course
• •  LS 41700 - Environmental Justice: Politics and Poetics
• •  LS 48000 - Directed Study
• •  LS 49200 - Special Topics
• •  LS 49800 - Senior Project Proposal
• •  LS 49900 - Senior Project
• •  SC 24500 - Sustainable Communities

Master of Arts

• •  MAP 60000 - Graduate Seminar for Master of Arts
• •  MAP 62000 - Contract Learning Experiences: Research
• •  MAP 64000 - Contract Learning Experiences: Practicum
• •  MAP 68000 - Directed Study
• •  MAP 68100 - Contract Learning Experiences: Project Demonstrating Mastery

Philosophy

• •  PH 20100 - Introduction to Philosophy
• •  PH 20200 - Introduction to Ethics
• •  PH 20300 - Symbolic Logic

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Outdoor Studies Department

Courses

Outdoor and Environmental Education

• •  OEE 60100 - Thesis Seminar I
• •  OEE 60500 - Outdoor and Environmental Education Literacy
• •  OEE 60700 - Teaching Methods for Outdoor and Environmental Education
• •  OEE 60800 - Ideas of Nature
• •  OEE 60900 - Assessment of Outdoor and Environmental Education
• •  OEE 61100 - Curriculum Design for Experiential Educators
• •  OEE 61300 - Learning Theory in Outdoor Education
• •  OEE 67500 - Thesis Seminar II
• •  OEE 68000 - Directed Study
• •  OEE 68500 - Practicum
• •  OEE 69200 - Special Topics
• •  OEE 69900 - Thesis Research/Professional Project

Outdoor Studies

• •  OS 10600 - Mountain Weather
• •  OS 11000 - Introduction to Wilderness Skills
• •  OS 11100 - Dog Mushing
• •  OS 11200 - Introduction to Winter Wilderness Skills
• •  OS 11300 - Sea Kayaking
• •  OS 11400 - Climbing Systems
• •  OS 11500 - Beginning Ice Climbing
• •  OS 11700 - Equipment Design and Repair
• •  OS 12000 - Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding
• •  OS 18000 - Directed Study
• •  OS 18500 - Practicum
• •  OS 19200 - Special Topics
• •  OS 20000 - Introduction to Outdoor Studies
• •  OS 20100 - Recreation Program Design
• •  OS 20200 - Wilderness First Responder
• •  OS 20300 - Wilderness First Responder Refresher
• •  OS 20400 - Leave No Trace Master Educator
• •  OS 21000 - Snow and Avalanche Science for Professionals I
• •  OS 21100 - Backcountry Skills
• •  OS 21200 - Backcountry Skiing
• •  OS 21400 - Recreation, Culture, and Environment
• •  OS 21500 - Mountain Rescue
• •  OS 21600 - Introduction to Search and Rescue
• •  OS 28000 - Directed Study
• •  OS 28500 - Practicum
• •  OS 29200 - Special Topics
• •  OS 30200 - Wildland Ecosystems and Human Impacts
• •  OS 30300 - Applied Exercise Physiology
• •  OS 31000 - Expedition Leadership
• •  OS 31200 - Expedition Mountaineering
• •  OS 31300 - Expedition Sea Kayaking
• •  OS 31600 - Expedition Glacier Travel
• •  OS 32500 - Snow Science for Outdoor Professionals II
• •  OS 37000 - Risk Management for Outdoor Professionals
• •  OS 38000 - Directed Study
• •  OS 38500 - Practicum
• •  OS 39200 - Special Topics
• •  OS 40100 - The Business of Recreation
• •  OS 40200 - Outdoor Education
• •  OS 40300 - Alaska Natural History Interpretation
• •  OS 40400 - Research Methods for Outdoor & Environmental Studies
• •  OS 40500 - Recreation and the Public Land Resource
• •  OS 47000 - Advanced Topics in Outdoor Leadership
• •  OS 48000 - Directed Study
• •  OS 48500 - Practicum
• •  OS 49200 - Special Topics
• •  OS 49900 - Senior Project

Physical Education

• •  PE 10300 - Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Level Physical Education and Outdoor Skill Activities
• •  PE 20300 - Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Level Physical Education and Outdoor Skill Activities

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