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… persuasive arguments through acting performances, competitive debates, or speeches. Participation may include any of the following: Observing, competing in, or judging competitive forensics tournaments. Communication Studies 121 The Process of … CSU Lecture, 3 hours. This course offers a study of the dynamics of everyday one-to-one communication focusing on the role that behavior, psychology, and environment play in friendship, family, workplace, and intimate relationships. Factors that influence communication such as non-verbal cues, language, perception, culture, power dynamics, listening, self concept, …

… primarily" upon the recommendations of the Academic Senate in formulating, changing, and/or approving of policies in the following areas as they relate to the instructional program. (c) "Academic and professional matters" means the following policy development and implementation matters: Curriculum, including establishing prerequisites and placing courses … and professional matters as mutually agreed upon between the governing board and the academic senate The Senate recognizes that additional policies or procedures related to the Instructional Program may need to be developed and reserves the right …

… Learning a new language boosts cognitive functions. A 2013 study published in International Journal of Bilingualism found that bilingual students tested higher than monolingual students in “cognitive control and problem-solving ability.” Learning a new language enhances and improves memory. The Scandinavian Journal of Psychology notes that “bilingualism creates advantages in terms of cognitive abilities (including memory).” Learning a new language expands …