Health Advocacy and Humanitarian Systems Major (BA)

Two methodology courses:

• SSCI 130 - Introduction to Research Methods
• SSCI 216 - Qualitative Research Methods

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• SSCI 255 - Quantitative Research Methods

Leadership in Domestic Contexts

Choose five (5) of the following electives:

• BIOL 070 - Issues in Biology for Women
• COMM 170 - Intercultural Communication
• COMM 275 - Health Communication
• ENVS 100 - Intro to Environmental Studies

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• HHMN 105 - Narratives of Health and Healing
• ENGL 105 - Narratives of Health and Healing

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• HHMN 230 - Ethics of Health and Healing

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• HIST 224 - History of US Health Policy
• POLI 224 - History of US Health Policy

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• NFPM 180 - Volunteer and Community Engagement
• NFPM 230 - Program Development and Grant Proposal
• NFPM 245 - Organizational and Program Evaluation
• NFPM 301 - Strategic Thinking and Planning
• POLI 105 - Introduction to Public Policy
• POLI 220 - Ethics and Public Policy
• PUBH 100 - Introduction to Public Health
• PUBH 150 - History of Public Health
• PUBH 205 - Determinants of Health and Health Equity
• PUBH 230 - Gender Sexuality and Health
• RELI 265 - Religion and Migration
• SOCI 204 - Analysis of Social Issues
• SOCI 222 - Women and Reproduction
• SOCI 262 - Sociology of the Body
• WGSS 240 - Women’s Activism and Advcacy

• Additional relevant courses from other disciplines may be substituted for one of the courses listed above as approved by the program co-directors.

Leadership in Global Contexts

Choose five (5) of the following electives:

• BIOL 070 - Issues in Biology for Women
• COMM 170 - Intercultural Communication
• COMM 275 - Health Communication
• EDUC 233 - Comparative Educational Studies
• ENGL 325 - Global Literature: Modern

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• HIST 241 - Womens Leadership in Global Perspective
• REST 241 - Womens Leadership in Global Perspective

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• HIST 216 - The Nuclear Age
• POLI 216 - The Nuclear Age
• ENVS 216 - The Nuclear Age

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• NFPM 160 - Intl Nongovernmental Organizations
• NFPM 180 - Volunteer and Community Engagement
• POLI 110 - Intro to International Relations
• POLI 205 - National Model United Nations
• POLI 257 - Development of International HumanRights
• PUBH 205 - Determinants of Health and Health Equity
• PUBH 230 - Gender Sexuality and Health
• PUBH 260 - Intoduction to Global Health
• RELI 265 - Religion and Migration
• SOCI 240 - Globalization and Global Inequities

• Additional relevant courses from other disciplines may be substituted for one of the courses listed above as approved by the program co-directors.