Academic Enrichment
Freshman Seminar
AE 1400 Freshman Seminar - 1 credit hour
AE 1400 is a course that introduces students to university academics and university life. This seminar-style class is intended for all new students at Central Missouri who have fewer than 25 credits. The class counts as elective credit towards graduation.
Some AE 1400 sections are incorporated into Learning Communities, which will be based on majors, themes, or interests. Other individual AE 1400 sections will be designed for students in particular majors or interest groups. General interest sections, open to any new freshman, will also be available.
AE 1420 Freshman Seminar - Career Exploration (AE 1420) is a 2-credit hour student development course specifically designed to introduce open option students to a wide range of college majors and career options. Special emphasis is given to an exploration of self through the use of assessment, counseling, activities, discussions, and interviews. In addition to the exploration of college majors and careers, this course includes the content from AE 1400, introducing students to the university academics and university life.
AE 1410 Exploring College Majors and Careers - AE 1410 is a one credit hour student-development elective that focuses exclusively on career and major exploration. This course is an excellent companion to the AE 1400 if you are an open option student.
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Africana Studies |
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For additional information about AE 1400 Freshman Seminar, contact:
Patrick Streck
Chair
Humphreys 127G
Phone: 660-543-4792
streck@ucmo.edu
Jonathan Long
Assistant Professor
Humphreys 120C
Phone: 660-543-4790
jrlong@ucmo.edu
