CATALOG #10546100

This class introduces the student to basic health and wellness promotion principles at the individual level including the six dimensions of wellness, determinants of health and behavior change theory. Students explore a holistic view of health and wellness concepts covering healthy lifestyle choices, managing stress, individual wellness perspective and how economics can positively and negatively impact the health and wellness of an individual.

CATALOG #10546106

Provides practical experience and the opportunity to apply concepts from previous coursework to help students transition to the role of community health promoter. The practicum location is chosen in collaboration with faculty based on student interest and site availability. Students work closely with an approved preceptor and faculty to accomplish individualized learning goals. Prerequisites: Essential Concepts for Health & Wellness 10546100, Behavior Change for Wellness 10546102, Principles of Physical Conditioning 10546103, and Nutrition for Healthy Living 10546101; Corequisites: Population Health & Wellness 10546104 and Program Development, Implementation & Evaluation 10546105