Policy as a Prevention Strategy (PUBHHBP 4558/6558) is a new summer session one course offered in the College of Public Health for undergraduate and graduate students.
Course name: PUBHHBP 4558/6558: Policy as a Prevention Strategy
2 credit hours - Session 1 (May 7 to June 14)
180 Cunz Hall
Tuesday and Thursday, 1:10-3:15 p.m.
This writing-intensive course will introduce students to the social-ecological approach to prevention in a public health context, with an emphasis on primary prevention. Undergraduate students will work together to develop submission-ready manuscript on a self-selected topic related to policy and prevention, as a literature review or comparison of existing policies.
Undergraduate students will work together to develop submission-ready manuscript on a self-selected topic related to policy and prevention, as a literature review or comparison of existing policies. This course is intended for students who have an interest in public health, prevention, social-ecological theory or policy, systems and environmental change (PSEC) strategies.
Undergraduate students should enroll in PUBHHBP 4558 and graduate students should enroll in PUBHHBP 6558.
For more information, contact Professor Liz Klein.
