University Seminar
Undergraduate Academic Center Room 146
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www.txstate.edu/universityseminar/
University Seminar (US 1100) helps incoming first-year students transition to college life and is designed to be taken during a student’s first semester at Texas State. Its small class setting allows students to get to know each other as well as their faculty member and peer mentor.
US 1100 connects new students to the campus and its resources, gets them involved in the university community, and supports the Personalized Academic and Career Exploration (PACE) initiatives through related instruction, activities, and guidance. Through US 1100 career readiness projects, students learn about individual career interests, find organizations and activities related to their academic fields, and develop a plan that will lead to graduation and professional success.
The course is taught by a diverse group of professors, staff members, and administrators from departments across the Texas State university. All have at least a master’s degree and lend their unique and varied perspectives to enrich each classroom. Distinct sections of the course may serve students with common interests. These are labeled in the Schedule of Classes.
Subjects in this department include: US
Course in University Seminar (US)
US 1100. University Seminar.
University Seminar is an introduction to the nature and aims of university education, with special emphasis on the value of broad learning. US 1100 is required of all undergraduate students entering the university with 0-15 semester credit hours completed since high school graduation.
1 Credit Hour. 1 Lecture Contact Hour. 0 Lab Contact Hours.Course Attribute(s): Exclude from 3-peat Processing
Grade Mode: Standard Letter
US 2100. Introduction to Research and Discovery.
This course provides a discipline-related overview of research procedures for first and second year students, including primary literature, data collection, and the scientific method. Students will complete the course with a greater awareness of research opportunities and develop academic and professional skills in preparation for immersion in undergraduate research.
1 Credit Hour. 1 Lecture Contact Hour. 0 Lab Contact Hours.Grade Mode: Standard Letter
Bouzard, James Christian, Lecturer, University Seminar, D.Min., Austin Presbyterian Theol Sem
Bowers, Eric James, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.S.R.L.S., Texas State University
Cammarata, Katherine Louise, Lecturer, University Seminar, Ed.D., Texas A&M University
Chumsae, Jared Philip, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., University of Texas at El Paso
Davis, Joshua Richard, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas State University
Esteves, Andrew Christopher, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas State University
Frailicks, Christa Nicole Gary, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., Texas State University
Harborth, Arlene R, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., Texas State University
Hernandez, Christina Gomez, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas State University
Holmes, Dana J, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas State University
Karasek, Brianna Michelle, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., University of North Texas
Karydas, Jennifer Rose, Lecturer, University Seminar, ME, Lesley College
Lewis, Jeanette Lee, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.B.A., Texas Christian University
Mason, Jyl Elaine, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., Bradley University
Miller, Michael Nelson, Lecturer, University Seminar, Ph.D., Texas A&M University
Miller, Lauren Nichole, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., University of Texas at Austin
Minor, Chavius Dewayne, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas A&M University
Mouton, April Jaunte, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., San Jose State University
Mullins, Gary Ray, Lecturer, University Seminar, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University
Ota, Michael Thomas, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.A., University of Texas at Austin
Phelps, Phillip Matthew, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.B.A., University of Texas at Tyler
Pugh, Marlon L, Lecturer, University Seminar, M.Ed., Texas State University
