CHE 108-1 - Topic: College Success: Drugs, Neurons, and Your Brain (FYS) (1)

This course combines basic knowledge of Chemistry, Psychology, and Neuroscience, learning and development theories, campus resources, and self-reflection to explore what it takes to succeed in college. Students will examine the role neurotransmitters and other chemicals play in brain function and how they impact learning and development. Students will practice skills and habits associated with successful college students. This course will also explore the importance of a scientific foundation in preparing for lifelong learning and civic engagement. Students will develop goals for their college and post-college careers and explore chemical and psychological aspects of their behavior and personal identities. Students will then develop an individual plan for studying, making effective use of class time, utilizing faculty office hours, and maximizing their relationship with their academic advisor. Additionally, students will explore campus resources and opportunities enabling them to achieve their goals. Intended for non-science majors; no previous chemistry course required. SHANATA
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