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Public Health Coursework

HLTH 2020 – Introduction to Public Health
Provides an overview of the public health field, including the history, core functions, and major challenges involved in improving population health. Emphasizes prevention, health equity, and the role of public health professionals in addressing community and global health issues.

HLTH 2980 – Human Health and Disease
Explores the biological and environmental factors that influence human health and disease. Students examine major diseases, their causes, prevention strategies, and the impact of lifestyle and social conditions on health outcomes.

HLTH 2030 – Health Care Systems
Examines the organization, structure, and delivery of health care services in the United States. Topics include health policy, access to care, financing systems, and the roles of health professionals and institutions in providing care.

HLTH 2400 – Determinants of Health Behavior
Focuses on the social, psychological, and environmental factors that influence health-related behaviors. Students analyze behavior change theories and strategies used to promote healthier choices in individuals and communities.

HLTH 4700 – Global Health
Investigates major health challenges affecting populations around the world. Emphasis is placed on global disease patterns, health disparities, international health systems, and strategies for improving health outcomes across diverse populations.

HLTH 3800 – Epidemiology
Introduces the principles and methods used to study the distribution and determinants of disease in populations. Students learn how epidemiological data are used to identify risk factors, track outbreaks, and inform public health interventions.

HLTH 3030 – Public Health Communication
Examines strategies for effectively communicating health information to diverse audiences. Students learn how to design, evaluate, and deliver public health messages through media, campaigns, and community outreach.

HLTH 3100 – Women’s Health IssuesExplores health concerns that uniquely or disproportionately affect women across the lifespan. Topics include reproductive health, chronic disease, social determinants of health, and gender-based health disparities.

HLTH 4900 – Research Evaluation Strategies in Public Health
Introduces methods used to evaluate public health programs and research initiatives. Students develop skills in data interpretation, program assessment, and evidence-based decision making.

HLTH 3400 – Health Promotion & Program Planning
Focuses on the development, implementation, and evaluation of health promotion programs. Students learn systematic planning models and strategies for improving community health outcomes.

HLTH 4000 – Brain, Drugs, and Behavior
Examines how drugs and other substances affect brain function and behavior. The course explores the biological mechanisms of addiction, substance use disorders, and their broader social and public health implications.

HLTH 4110 – Health of At-Risk Children and Families
Explores the health challenges faced by vulnerable children and families. Topics include social determinants of health, access to care, prevention strategies, and programs designed to support family well-being.

HLTH 4780 – Health Policy, Ethics, and Law
Examines the legal and ethical frameworks that shape health policy and public health practice. Students analyze policy development, regulatory systems, and ethical considerations affecting health care and population health.

HLTH 4800 – Community Health Promotion
Focuses on strategies for improving health at the community level through education, advocacy, and policy initiatives. Students examine community-based approaches that address health disparities and promote sustainable health improvements.

Spanish Coursework

SPAN 1010 & SPAN 1020 – Elementary SpanishIntroduces the fundamentals of Spanish language and culture while developing basic proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Through interactive practice and cultural exploration, students build foundational communication skills for real-world conversations in Spanish.

SPAN 2010 & SPAN 2020 – Intermediate Spanish

Expands students’ Spanish language proficiency through more advanced grammar, vocabulary, and cultural study. Emphasis is placed on strengthening conversational fluency, reading comprehension, and written expression while deepening understanding of Spanish-speaking cultures.

CLIP – Clemson Language Immersion Program

An intensive immersion experience in Spain designed to strengthen Spanish fluency through continuous language use in academic and cultural settings, including living with host families. Students engage in interactive activities that promote real-world communication and cultural competence.

SPAN 3020 – Intermediate Spanish Grammar and Composition
Focuses on advanced grammar structures and writing skills in Spanish. Students develop the ability to communicate more precisely and effectively in both academic and professional contexts.

SPAN 3070 – The Hispanic World: SpainExplores the culture, history, and society of Spain through literature, media, and discussion. Emphasis is placed on understanding cultural traditions and contemporary issues within Spanish society.

Spanish for Health Professions
Develops Spanish language skills tailored for health care settings. Students learn medical terminology and practice communication strategies for interacting effectively with Spanish-speaking patients.

Spanish Contemporary Literature
Examines modern literary works from Spanish-speaking authors. Students analyze themes, cultural contexts, and literary techniques while strengthening advanced Spanish reading and discussion skills.

SPAN 4180 – Technical Spanish for Health Management Professionals
Focuses on professional Spanish communication used in health administration and health services. Students develop specialized vocabulary and skills for working in bilingual health care environments.

SPAN 4190 – Health and the Hispanic Community
Explores health disparities, cultural perspectives on health, and barriers to care within Hispanic communities. Students analyze how culture, language, and policy influence health outcomes.

Related Coursework

BIOL 1030 & BIOL 1050 – General Biology I with Lab

Introduces fundamental biological concepts including cell structure and function, genetics, metabolism, and evolution. Laboratory experiences reinforce these principles through hands-on experiments, scientific observation, and data analysis.

CH 1010 – General Chemistry I
Provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, chemical bonding, reactions, and quantitative problem solving. The course emphasizes the role of chemistry in understanding biological systems and real-world scientific applications.

BIOL 2220 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I
Examines the structure and function of the human body with emphasis on major organ systems. Students explore anatomical organization and physiological processes that maintain homeostasis.

BIOL 2230 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II
Continues the study of human anatomy and physiology, focusing on additional organ systems and their integration within the body. Emphasizes physiological mechanisms and their relevance to health and disease.

EDSA 3900 – Skills for Student Leaders
Develops leadership competencies for students serving in campus organizations and leadership roles. Emphasizes communication, collaboration, ethical leadership, and effective team management.

LANG 3910 – Medical Anthropology
Examines how culture, society, and belief systems shape health practices and medical systems. Students explore cross-cultural perspectives on illness, healing, and health care delivery.

LS 2750 – Red Cross First Aid/CPR
Provides hands-on training in emergency response techniques including first aid, CPR, and basic life support. Students gain certification and practical skills for responding to medical emergencies.

PRTM 3470 – Sport Tourism and Events
Explores the economic, social, and organizational aspects of sport tourism and major sporting events. Students examine event planning, destination marketing, and the impacts of sport on communities.

PRTM 3920 – Special Event Management
Focuses on the planning, organization, and execution of special events. Students learn event design, logistics, budgeting, marketing, and evaluation strategies.