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Through the hands-on nature of the SUNY Morrisville Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree program in renewable energy, you’ll complement the theoretical concepts covered in class lectures by working on real, live renewable energy systems right on campus, as well as focus on system-level design, permitting and project management. -

Want to learn what will fuel your resort & recreation career? Check in to our comprehensive Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree program in resort & recreation service management: technology management. Whether you are a first-year student or continuing your studies after earning a related associate degree, the program will provide you with an understanding of all aspects of an industry that works hard to provide people with the best travel and vacation experiences. -

The SUNY Morrisville Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree program in criminal justice provides you with thorough, hands-on preparation to meet the professional expectations and performance standards of today’s law enforcement and private security agencies. -

In today's media, journalists have to apply traditional rules of reporting, writing and editing to the Internet and all other digital sources. If you love to write and have a natural interest in telling news or feature stories, the SUNY Morrisville Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree program in journalism & communication for online media will help you explore your passion with a broader audience. -

Students who study psychology at Nyack are also trained in biblical theology. This means that students are equipped with the critical thinking tools to distinguish biblical facts from biblical interpretations as well as psychological facts from psychological theories. -

Nyack’s multifaceted Communications discipline enables students to identify and evaluate multiple principles of the arts and media from historic, contemporary, and practical perspectives. Our communications students are passionate about the arts and are motivated to become relevant in the world around them through a number of twenty-first century, technologically-driven, and globally-engaged media outlets. Why Study Communications at Nyack? The study of Communications at Nyack College affords students the opportunity to actively engage in an enriching undergraduate experience that presents a rigorous core curriculum enhanced by a myriad of engaging and essential concentration courses ranging from screenwriting to acting. Additional advantages to studying Communications at Nyack include: Small class sizes and seminar-structured daily class activities that give students the opportunity to become an indispensable part of a close-knit department family. Essential preparation for prospective careers and graduate studies in the fields of journalism, dramatic art, film studies, film production, rhetoric, and mass media. The Communications Department of Nyack College boasts a robust presence on both the Rockland County and New York City campuses. This affords students the opportunity to be in or near New York City and have access to major broadcast media organizations, journalism outlets, and Broadway-caliber theatre companies for internships and future employment. At a Glance Specialized Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Communications Annual Program Report 2020-21 (PDF) What Will I Study? Communications majors are exposed to in-depth critical thinking relative to the role of the discipline in a twenty-first century, globalized world. Students in the department develop the ability to analyze, assess, and evaluate the media’s influence on society, and are encouraged to apply their Christian perspectives to a range of discipline-specific concepts as future prospects within communication industries. All Communications students enroll in the following core department courses during their matriculation: Communication, Culture, and Technology Interpersonal Communication Introduction to Communications Mass Media and Society Public Speaking Senior Seminar in Communications Media Ethics Storytelling for Communications Career Opportunities Nyack’s Communications graduates are prepared for careers in areas that actively engage public speaking, writing, and dramatic skills, such as broadcast production, public relations, sales and advertising, acting, producing, directing, and more. Additionally, the major provides excellent preparatory skills for graduate studies in theatre, film, education, ministry, law, business, and all areas of the communication arts. Our Graduates A number of Nyack College Communications graduates continue their academic success with enrollment in a range of graduate studies programs. Others are propelled into careers with the support of internship experience gained during their studies. Here are some of the companies we have sent our students to for internships: ABC American Express Bravo CNN American Morning CNNMoney.com HARPO Networks MSNBC MTV NBC Universal SONY Records Telemundo WNYK 88.7 FM – Warrior Radio -

The Criminal Justice major at Nyack is designed to equip its students with the integrity and Christian character needed to face the unique challenges of working in the criminal justice field. With a biblical cornerstone, the program trains students to understand the legal, philosophical and moral foundations of the criminal justice system. Student are prepared to be community engagers as well as practitioners who seek to help and comfort. WHY STUDY CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT NYACK? The criminal justice program at Nyack is unique due to the emphasis on the restorative justice approach. Restorative justice is a philosophical framework which emphasizes the need to focus on the way in which crime harms relationships and communities. This framework is firmly rooted in the biblical principles of healing, restitution and reconciliation. The student’s educational experience culminates in a hands-on internship experience giving them the unique opportunity to gain practical experience, insight and skills into the criminal justice domain. WHAT WILL I STUDY? The program is structured to meet the content area mandates as recommended by the Academy of Criminal Justice Science. These mandates include having coursework in the following areas: administration of justice, corrections, criminological theory, law adjudication, law enforcement as well as research and analytic methods. Students will be able to: theorize about crime and criminal behavior with an understanding of religious, cultural, legal and ethical factors. understand the political implications of crime and enforcement. successfully incorporate other topics in criminal justice (ethics, punishment, process) which mandates students to consider when applying criminal law. acquire knowledge of the limitations and misinterpretations associated with constitutional rights. understand the constitutional provisions most important to criminal law. self-analyze how personal values may conflict with the ethical standards held by criminal justice. demonstrate evidence of critical reflection on the concept of restorative justice. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The degree provides a solid education on the current philosophical framework in criminal justice and prepares students for careers in the following areas: policing, probation and parole, corrections, private security, social welfare services, loss prevention, intelligence specialist, and court professionals. -

This degree offers strong foundational preparation for any of the four bachelor’s degrees in ministry at Nyack College. It also offers strong liberal arts preparation for the transition to a four-year degree program at any academic institution. Additionally, this degree program offers preliminary training in biblical preaching and teaching. -

Each semester, Global Community Development Students are enrolled in interactive courses with rich content and experiences. Every course has the added value of embedded fieldwork experiences, providing the students with a real world application of course content. -

The Interdisciplinary Studies major at Nyack College is a liberal arts oriented, nontraditional program designed for students who wish to integrate two academic disciplines. It is especially for those students who have clearly articulated personal, graduate school, or career goals that cannot be fully met by existing major programs. -

Nyack’s Bachelor of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies offers strong foundational preparation for seminary programs and for biblical training in preaching and teaching. -

The Interdisciplinary Studies major at Nyack College is a liberal arts oriented, nontraditional program designed for students who wish to integrate two academic disciplines. It is especially for those students who have clearly articulated personal, graduate school, or career goals that cannot be fully met by existing major programs. -

Nyack’s Pastoral Ministries department equips men and women to successfully serve the church and not-for-profit organizations locally and globally. We also prepare students to be ministers in the workplace in any professional context. We focus on the well-rounded development of our students in the areas of attitude, knowledge, and skill so that they graduate equipped with the following: an understanding of their unique calling and gifting; the ability to lead with a servant’s heart; a deep understanding of the Bible; healthy emotional, physical, and relational habits; spiritual maturity and passion; and the desire to apply biblical principles to every area of their life. -

Nyack’s Accounting major is designed to train future Christian business leaders as they become the financial managers, public accountants, and tax practitioners of tomorrow. Today’s complex business environment requires highly competent and well-trained management. -

The Business Administration major is designed to prepare students for professional careers in either the profit or nonprofit sectors. Skills in finance, management, decision-making, and marketing enable students to enter either sector. The major and related field requirements introduce business students to the various disciplines necessary in today’s environment. -