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Courses 

Health Courses

HLTH 141 — Personal and Social Health, 1.0 credit. E.
A multidimensional approach to health that includes physical, social, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual health promotion that emphasizes self-responsibility and prevention. Theories of behavior change are examined to understand the factors that influence personal lifestyle decisions and societal norms.

HLTH 143 — First Aid and CPR: Emergency Response, 0.5 credit. B1, B2, B3, B4.
The study of accident problems, first aid and medical self-help prepares the student for positive response to stressful conditions. Teaches skills needed for emergency care of victims of accidents, illnesses and disasters.

HLTH 220 — Introduction to Health Education and Health Promotion, 0.5 credit. E1.
This course is designed to expose students considering a health education degree to the basic concepts and theories of health, health education, and health promotion. An overview of job settings for health educators with emphasis on assessing needs, planning programs, and evaluation.

HLTH 340 — Comprehensive School Health Programs, 0.5 credit. E1.
An overview of the school’s role in the healthy development of youth, including: health instruction, health services, school environment, physical education, nutrition and food services, counseling and personal support, school/parent/community partnerships, and school site health promotion.

HLTH 386 — Elementary and Secondary Health Methods of Teaching, 1.0 credit. E2.
A study of teaching methods applicable to health education. Emphasis is placed on the preparation and presentation of lesson plans for health-related content and skills (K-12 and adult). The course provides exposure to curricula, materials and resources, and strategies for classroom management and student evaluation. Includes clinical experiences.