Courses that fulfill the CHHS MLOs
Click on the course title for a description of the course. See the Course Schedules for information on courses currently available. See the Recommended Program Pathway (printer friendly) for an appropriate sequence for taking these courses.

Core courses (required):

CHHS 300 Major ProSeminar, 4 credits

CHHS 305 Info Mgt for the Health & Human Svcs, 3 credits

SW 310 Intro to Social Work, 4 credits

PH 320 Intro to Community Health, 4 credits

CHHS 330 Collaborative Community Leadership, 4 credits

CHHS 340 Conflict Resolution & Collaborative Negotiation, 4 credits

CHHS 350 Personal & Professional Ethics, 4 credits

CHHS 396S Junior Field Practice Seminar, 3 credits

CHHS 398S Junior Field Practice Seminar, 3 credits

CHHS 400 A Senior Capstone Seminar - A, 2 credits

CHHS 400 B Senior Capstone Seminar - B, 2 credits

CHHS 430 Public & Nonprofit Systems Mgt, 4 credits

CHHS 440 Public & Nonprofit Financial Mgt, 4 credits

CHHS 450 Health & Social Policy Analysis, 4 credits

CHHS 496 A Field Studies: Senior Field Practice Seminar - A, 3 credits

CHHS 496 B Field Studies: Senior Field Practice Seminar - B, 3 credits

CHHS 485 Research Methods for Health & Human Services, 4 credits

Concentration courses (select one):
CHHS offers two formal concentrations: Community-based Public Health and Social Work Practice. Each concentration provides students with introductory courses (SW 310 and PH 320) at the junior level - which all students take - and selected advanced coursework in social work (SW 410) and community health (PH 420). These learning experiences are designed to introduce students to specific areas of knowledge, skill, and ability appropriate to their selected fields of professional practice.

Community-based Public Health

PH 420 (formerly CHHS 420) Advanced Community Health Ed & Promotion, 4 credits

Social Work Practice

SW 410 (formerly CHHS 410) Advanced Social Work Practice, 4 credits