HE 302 - Health Promotion and Organization (SF)

This is a Sustainability-Focused (SF)   course.

Prerequisite/Corequisite
Junior or senior status in HWP or instructor permission 

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

1. Describe HP programs at schools, workplaces, health care organizations and communities;
2. Identify health disparities and strategies to achieve health equity;
3. Discuss the major components and application of various HP intervention theories;
4. Utilize a HP planning model;
5. Assess the health needs of program participants at different sites;
6. Write a HP program mission statement, goals, and objectives;
7. Identify evidence-based HP interventions;
8. Identify HP program resources: funding, staff, curricula, materials;
9. Develop a logic model, Gantt chart, budget, staff training plan;
10. Create a program advocacy agenda;
11. Develop and implement a HP program communication plan;
12. Discuss the implementation of HP programs: legal, medical, safety and other concerns, program delivery;
13. Apply appropriate process, impact, and outcome evaluation methods for HP programs, including data collection, analysis, and application;
14. Apply concepts learned in this course to HP activities in a practical context;
15. Enhance personal and social growth while participating in a community-based learning project, including communication, collaboration, leadership skills; awareness, understanding, and empathy toward other social/cultural groups; sense of social responsibility, deeper understanding of social issues, and skills for community involvement;
16. Explore career and graduate school opportunities, and professional organizations and memberships.