Examining Health

A minimum 16 credit hours, which include courses from at least three subject prefixes, from the following:

• ANTH 372 - Culture, Illness and Wellness: The Anthropology of Medicine
    
• BCHM 140 - Introduction to Nutrition
    
• BIOL 104 - Human Biology
    
• BIOL 107 - Infectious Disease and Global Health
    
• COMM 370 - Health Communication
    
• ECON 325 - Health Economics
    
• ENGL 112 - Creative Writing for Self-Discovery
    
• EXSC 347 - Physiology of Exercise
    
• EXSC 354 - Applied Nutrition
    
• GSST 340 - Global Views: Women in Science
    
• HTSC 100 - First Aid and Personal Safety  
• HTSC 155 - Introduction to the Health Sciences  
• HTSC 156 - Medical Terminology  
• HTSC 230 - Community Health
    
• HTSC 370 - Literacy and Cultural Competency in Health Care
    
• KINE 121 - Exercise and the Brain  
• KINE 122 - Lifetime Movement   
• KINE 247 - Functional Anatomy
    
• NEUR 200 - Behavioral Neuroscience
    
• NEUR 280 - Drugs and Behavior
    
• PHIL 213 - Health Care Ethics
    
• PHIL 250 - Philosophy of Mind
    
• PHIL 270 - Aesthetics
    
• PSYC 100 - Psychology: Science of Behavior  
• PSYC 282 - Stress and Coping
    
• RELG 150 - Nature and Well Being
    
• RELG 215 - The Global Buddha: Permeating Space-Time  
• RELG 227 - Jesus and Buddha in Dialogue  
• RELG 250 - Death and Dying
    
• RELG 215 - The Global Buddha: Permeating Space-Time
   
• SGBH 339 - I’m Ok, You’re Ok: The History and Practice of Wellness  
• SOCI 343 - Health, Illness and Care