3.00 Credits
Introduces students to the foundations of community and public health through the examination of organizations and agencies, epidemiology, disease prevention, community organizing, health promotion programming, and school health. Health across the human lifespan, racial/ethnic populations, and health care delivery in the United States are addressed as well as key community concerns such as mental health, alcohol, tobacco, and drugs, and environmental health. Students gain field experience by working in an approved community health setting. In addition, they are able to design a community building/organizing plan that addresses a specific health concern. This course is enrollment restricted to students in the Wellness and Health Promotion AAS program. Prerequisite: WHP 101 with a grade of C or higher.
Prerequisite:
WHP 101