An introduction to the field of human nutrition. Includes study of human nutritional needs, relationship of physiological and sociocultural systems, and the attainment of health. Particular emphasis is on the nutritional needs of physically active adults and youth. A study of the theory of wellness concepts. The impact of a wellness-promoting lifestyle on physical, mental, sociological, and cultural domains is examined.
Students enhance their knowledge of wellness concepts through laboratory sessions.
A study of the causes and prevention of accidents in various settings, such as home, school, workplace, recreation, sports, and traffic, with emphasis on educational, administrative, and legal implications. During the semester, students are required to complete the instructor candidate training segment that is offered at a time designated by the instructor. Includes teaching methods, materials, and practice. LA Designed to get the student to think clearly and critically about the implications of alcohol use. An interdisciplinary approach from biological, psychological, and sociological areas is used to study relevant and controversial issues regarding the drug, alcohol, and the disease, alcoholism.