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  • Introduction
  • Master of Public Health

    Departments:

  • Nursing
  • Health Sciences
  • Kinesiology
  • Pharmacy
  • Physical Therapy
  • Speech-Language
    Pathology


    Dr. Patricia Castiglia,
    Dean
    Dr. Gail Ackall,
    Associate Dean
    Connie Gamboa,
    Assistant Dean
    1101 N. Campbell
    Phone: (915) 747-8217
    Fax: (915) 747-7207

  • Health
    Web site at: http://www.nurse.utep.edu/hs/
    1101 N. Campbell, Room 701
    (915) 747-7280

    1.- Health Program
    2.- Health Science (HSCI) Courses

    2.- Health Science (HSCI) Courses

    3550 Curriculum Development for Health Promotion (3-0)
    Various Curriculum models and the mechanics of construction and implementation; principles, issues, and problems of curriculum design in health promotion programs.

    3551 Promotion/Education of Human Sexuality and Family Life (3-0)
    Factors relating to the significance of sexuality as a function of being human; the philosophy, content, methods, resources, and evaluation related to the provision of sexuality and family life programs.

    3552 Evaluation in Health Promotion/Education (3-0)
    Issues, problems, and techniques involved in evaluation of health promotion and health education programs.

    3553 Health Promotion Issues and Delivery Strategies (3-0)
    Health promotion methodology in public schools, the work site, community health, health care facilities and the private sector; behavioral theories, educational strategies, and learning theories.

    3554 School Health Program Promotion (3-0)
    School health program with emphasis on instruction, services, healthful living, administrative and legal aspects, professional preparation, major issues, wellness programs (including school-based clinics), and controversial instructional content.

    3555 Foundations of Health Promotion/Education (3-0)
    Study of historical and philosophical perspectives of health promotion and health education, analysis of literature which has influenced the development of health promotion and education programs and the concept of health, and investigation of ethical issues in health promotion.

    3556 Planning and Administering Health Promotion Programs (3-0)
    Study of methods and models of planning health promotion and health education programs for various settings, including theories and principles of administration and management of health promotion programs, with focus on coordination of services and supervision of staff.

    3557 Selected Topics in Health Promotion (3-0)
    Content of course may change. Possible topics include current issues and problems in health promotion, community health, health and safety. May be repeated, maximum of nine hours.

    3558 Independent Study in Health Promotion (0-0-3)
    Investigation and analyses of health/wellness and health promotion concerns. Field assignments may be required. May be repeated, maximum nine hours.

    3597 Graduate Projects (0-0-3)
    Individual research or development of a project/proposal under the direct supervision of a graduate faculty member. Requires satisfactory completion of the course, including a written report and oral presentation. Prerequisite: Department approval.

    3598 Thesis (0-0-3)
    Initial work on the thesis. Prerequisite: Department approval.

    3599 Thesis (0-0-3)
    Continuous enrollment required while work on the thesis continues. Prerequisites: HSCI 3598 and department approval.

    6562 Internship in Health Promotion (0-0-6)
    Internship in community health agency or work site setting under supervision of preceptor and university graduate health science faculty. Requires a significant project or proposal approved by the instructor and a narrative component which will follow a written format. Prerequisite: Instructor approval.



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