I A review of the theories of human development with an emphasis on the child from birth to age ten. A study of theatre through observation, reading, discussion, and participation. Study of different cultures through play reading and attendance, as well as written critiques of productions. Fulfills writing and cross-cultural competencies. This course focuses on health care of aggregates.
Students explore environmental factors and resources affecting the health of communities.
This course examines theories of ethics as well as cultural, racial, socioeconomic, spiritual, ethnic, and lifestyle variations affecting health and illness. Students explore ethical dilemmas, health care provider self-awareness, and traditional health and illness beliefs and practices of selected groups as well as the impact of these issues on the health of individuals, families, aggregates, and communities. Development of service and inventory cost information. Operating budgets, product valuation. Planning and analysis of performance.