Unique Nichols courses featured in Telegram & Gazette
The Walking Dead, Disney and Bill Belichick, and Profiles of Serial Killers are all course topics featured in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette in a roundup story of unique courses being offered by Central Mass. colleges.
In the humanities course “The Walking Dead & Global Values,” students ponder ethical dilemmas, values systems, and the state of humanity presented by the top-rated television series on AMC and spin-off “Fear the Walking Dead.” In “Disney to Belichick – Culture of Excellence,” a course that is part of the college’s leadership (LEAD) series, students review how several top organizations create a winning combination of culture, metrics, and values for success. The course “Profiles of Serial Killers and Mass Murderers,” a popular elective for our Psychology, Criminal Psychology, and Criminal Justice students, explores this topic from psychological and sociological perspectives.
These unique courses provide just a snapshot of the abundance of engaging courses offered at Nichols, where students are the focus of our distinctive, career-focused approaches to learning, both in and out of the classroom.
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