PUB-650 |
Environmental Health Equity |
Environmental exposure to pollutants and access to built environments and foods that promote health are not equitable across domestic and international populations. This course applies systems thinking tools to identify the structural and political factors that influence these environmental inequities as well as the impact on public health. Students analyze environmental health impacts on communities and propose strategies to advocate for evidence-based approaches to address exposures. |
PUB-700 |
Applied Practice Experience |
During the Applied Practice Experience( APE), public health professionals will |
act as preceptors and guide students while they apply the public health skills |
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learned in their foundational courses. Students will work with their |
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preceptor to plan and develop products of use to the practice location, |
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whether a community based organization, health department or other public |
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health site. Students are expected to select and demonstrate competency in |
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at least 5 foundational or program competencies. In addition to the practical |
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experience at their site, students will meet regularly online to reflect on their |
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APE and professional development. |
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PUB-710 |
Comm Strategies Health Promo |
Developing effective health promotion messages requires an understanding |
of the audience and communication strategies. This course focuses on |
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strengthening competencies related to creating culturally informed health |
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education materials. Students will assess factors to understand the audience, |
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determine communication objectives, construct persuasive messages using |
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communications theories, and select appropriate communication methods |
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and technologies to deliver health promotion messages. |