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May 25, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog
Health Minor (HLT)
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The Health Minor provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the social, psychological, and physiological factors that influence individual, community and public health. This interdisciplinary minor enables students to explore various aspects of health and wellness from multiple perspectives. The Health Minor is designed to equip students with the knowledge to improve health outcomes at both individual, community and public health levels.
This minor is ideal for students pursuing degrees in a variety of fields such as exercise science, health science, physical education, psychology, biology, sociology, nursing, education, and business, as it complements a wide range of majors by offering a deeper understanding of health-related topics. Whether students are interested in healthcare careers or in improving overall wellness in their communities, the Health Minor provides valuable insights into current health challenges and strategies for effective solutions.
Outcomes
- Demonstrate Understanding of Health Concepts - Identify and explain key concepts related to physical, mental, and social health, including factors that influence health outcomes (e.g., lifestyle choices, environmental conditions, and healthcare access).
- Evaluate Public Health Issues - Assess the impact of public health challenges such as infectious diseases, chronic conditions, health disparities, and emerging global health trends, and propose evidence-based strategies for addressing these issues.
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Requirements for the minor (9 credits)
Electives for the minor (10-12 credits)
Take 4 courses from the following: Total credits required: 19-21
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