CEHS 106-Class | Principles: Community Living

This course expands social skills, interpersonal relations, and navigating the community within a framework of Christian faith. Students will learn to recognize and practice "expected vs. unexpected" behaviors in structured public spaces like libraries, grocery stores, and parks, while integrating faith in all aspects of life. Students continue to study fundamental social skills, basic conversational manners, and local transportation options.

Schedule & Location: Start Date: Jan 11, 2027 End Date: May 7, 2027 Mondays and Wednesdays; 11:05 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. In-Person: Mequon Campus; Classroom TBD Instructor Bio:

Amy Schilder Hesed Social and Community Engagement Specialist Ms. Schilder has been teaching for over 25 years, including English for Helsinki preschoolers, 7th grade for internationals in the Hague, High School Literature stateside, and Anatomy, Pharmacology, and Clinicals for Medical Assistants here at Concordia University Wisconsin. In the Hesed Program, Ms. Schilder coordinates social and community engagement, teaches, and advises. She enjoys Sudoku, kayaking, and local theater. When not on stage, you’ll find her designing sets, costumes, and props. Ms. Schilder lives near campus with her husband, two sons, cats, and chickens. BS Mortuary Science, University of Minnesota Medical School BA History, University of Minnesota