In collaboration with the Health, Kinesiology and Sociology/Anthropology departments , the Extended Learning Office is pleased to share one credit learning opportunities available in the Fall 2024 semester.
Registration Information
- All courses listed below are offered online. Please visit the course schedule for complete course details and current availability.
- Registration is available via myRedDragon for all continuing returning students through 4 p.m. on Friday, August 23. A pin is required during this time.
- Registration is open via myRedDragon for all students during drop/add week (Monday, August 26 at 8 a.m. through Friday, August 30 at 4 p.m.). A pin is not required during this time.
- Registration re-opens on Monday, October 14 for any remaining seats in 2nd quarter courses.
Courses
FIRST QUARTER: Monday, August 26 – Friday, October 11
There are currently no courses being offered in the 1st quarter.
SECOND QUARTER: Monday, October 14 – Friday, December 6
Health
HLH 209: Balanced Approach to Well-Being
Section: 020, CRN 93389
Online Asynchronous
Faculty: Dr. Matthew Moyer, matthew.moyer02@cortland.edu
An examination of the six dimensions of wellness including strategies to become more mindful of our own health.
Kinesiology
EXS 129: Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement
Section: 020, CRN 93404
Online Asynchronous
Faculty: Professor AJ Fallon-Korb, aj.fallonkorb@cortland.edu
Based on mindfulness-based stress reduction and adapted to the athletic context, Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement (MSPE) is the leading mindfulness-based mental training program for athletes and coaches. This class emphasizes learning, engaging, and practicing core mindfulness skills in ways that minimize their integration into practice, competition, and daily life.
Sociology/Anthropology
SOC 129: Introduction to Incarceration
Section: 020, CRN 92877
Online Asynchronous
Faculty: Dr. Stephanie Decker, stephanie.decker@cortland.edu
An overview of the history and current state of incarceration in the United States. Examines the inequalities of the penal system, recidivism rates, solitary confinement, and the private prison system.
Questions?
For information related to course content, please contact the faculty members of each course.
Courses for Spring 2025 will be announced in late-November.
