A minor in Public Health and the Arts exposes students to both public health and the arts with the goal of promoting an understanding that community wellbeing encompasses many aspects of daily living and not just individual behavior. By combining foundational courses in public health and arts with discipline-specific courses in arts and humanities, students will gain an understanding and appreciation for how arts and culture are essential components of individual wellness and healthy communities.
Public Health and the Arts Curriculum Guide
Public Health and the Arts Curriculum
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Required foundational courses |
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Required foundational courses ,Required foundational courses ,Required foundational courses Foundational Public Health |
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Required foundational courses PUBHLTH 2010 |
Required foundational courses Critical Issues in Global Public Health |
Required foundational courses 3 credits |
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Required foundational courses Then select one Foundational Arts course: |
Required foundational courses |
Required foundational courses |
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Required foundational courses ART 2000 |
Required foundational courses Encountering Contemporary Art |
Required foundational courses 3 credits |
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Required foundational courses ARTEDUC 2367.01/2600 |
Required foundational courses Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice |
Required foundational courses 3 credits |
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Required foundational courses ARTEDUC 2550 |
Required foundational courses Introduction to Visual Culture: Seeing and Being Seen |
Required foundational courses 3 credits |
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Required foundational courses DANCE 3401 |
Required foundational courses Dance in Popular Culture |
Required foundational courses 3 credits |
Select one Practice/Performance-Based/Service-Learning course
Select one Critical Thinking/Reflective course
and then select one additional course (from either Practice/Performance or Critical Thinking to total 9 credits:
| Course | Course Title | Credits |
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| Course
ART 3009 |
Course Title
Film/Video I |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
DANCE 2121 |
Course Title
Improvisation |
Credits
1-3 credits |
| Course
DESIGN 3105 |
Course Title
Exploring Design Thinking |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
DANCE 5177 |
Course Title
Alexander Technique |
Credits
1-3 credits |
| Course
DESIGN 3305 |
Course Title
Visualization as Thinking |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
DESIGN 3505 |
Course Title
Presentation as Thinking |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 2367.07S |
Course Title
Literacy Narratives of Black Columbus |
Credits
4 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 2269 |
Course Title
Digital Media Composing |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 2267 |
Course Title
Introduction to Creative Writing |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 2276 |
Course Title
Art of Persuasion |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
PUBHLTH/MUSIC 3010 |
Course Title
Public Health and the Opera |
Credits
4 credits |
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SPANISH 2208.22 |
Course Title
Andean Music Ensemble |
Credits
1 credit can be taken up to 10 credits |
| Course
THEATRE 2811 |
Course Title
The Craft of Acting |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
THEATRE 3921S |
Course Title
Creation of Outreach Theater |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
THEATRE 5922S |
Course Title
Shakespeare & Autism |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
WGSST 2326S |
Course Title
Feminist Perspectives on Addiction |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course | Course Title | Credits |
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| Course
ARTEDUC 5670 |
Course Title
Public Policy and the Arts |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ARTEDUC 5687 |
Course Title
The Social World of the Arts |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
CLASSICS 2204 |
Course Title
Medicine in the Ancient World |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
DANCE 3402 |
Course Title
Dance in Global Contexts |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 2367.06 |
Course Title
Composing Disability in the U.S |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 3361 |
Course Title
Narrative and Medicine |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 4321 |
Course Title
Environmental Literatures, Cultures, and Media |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 4554 |
Course Title
English Studies and Global Human Rights |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 4573.02 |
Course Title
Rhetoric and Social Action |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ENGLISH 4597.01 |
Course Title
The Disability Experience in the Contemporary World |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
FRIT 3052 |
Course Title
Mediterranean Migrations |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
FRIT 3053 |
Course Title
The Black Mediterranean |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
FRIT 3054 |
Course Title
The 21st Century Skill: Intercultural Competence for Global Citizenship |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
HISTART 5632 |
Course Title
American Painting, Photography and Sculpture from 1900 to the Present |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
HTHRHSC 2530 |
Course Title
The Evolving Art & Science of Medicine |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ITALIAN 2051 |
Course Title
Italian Journeys |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ITALIAN 2053 |
Course Title
Introduction to Italian Cinema |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
FRIT 3061 |
Course Title
Mediterranean Food Cultures |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
ITALIAN 3051 |
Course Title
Italian Romances |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
MUSIC 2250 |
Course Title
Music Cultures of the World |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 2389 |
Course Title
Spanish in the US: Language as Social Action |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 4582 |
Course Title
Latinx Cinema: Filmmaking, Production & Consumption |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 4515 |
Course Title
Andean Art, Culture, and Society |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 4516 |
Course Title
The Formation of Bolivian National Cultures |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 5461 |
Course Title
Latino Urbanism & the Reinvention of the American City |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 5201 |
Course Title
Spanish in the Health Professions |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
SPANISH 5202 |
Course Title
Spanish in the Health Professions II |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
THEATRE 2367.02 |
Course Title
African American Theatre History |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
WGSST 2340 |
Course Title
Si Se Puede: Latinx Gender Studies |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
WGSST 2230 |
Course Title
Gender, Sexuality and Race in Popular Culture |
Credits
3 credits |
| Course
WGSST 2317 |
Course Title
Gender at the Movies: Hollywood and Beyond |
Credits
3 credits |
Participating Colleges
College of Arts and Sciences, Curriculum and Assessment Services
154 Denney Hall
64 Annie & John Glenn Ave
https://artsandsciences.osu.edu
College of Public Health, Office of Academic Programs and Student Services
100 Cunz Hall
1841 Neil Avenue
https://cph.osu.edu
Contact Advisors:
Undergraduate Advising, College of Public Health
Ryan Heitkamp, College of Arts & Sciences
Faculty Advisors:
Amy Ferketich, College of Public Health
Julia Hawkins, College of Arts & Sciences
The minor may be approved by the student's College/School Advising Office in the Student Information System which will then appear on the student's Degree Audit Report. Appointments with a Public Health advisor are not needed to declare the minor.
Required for graduation
No
Credit hours required
A minimum of 15 hrs (some minors require more). 1000 level courses shall not be counted in the minor. At least 6 credit hours must be upper-level courses.
Transfer and EM credit hours allowed
A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
Overlap with the GE
A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor.
Overlap with the major and additional minor(s)
- The minor must be in a different subject than the major.
- The minor must contain a minimum of 12 hours distinct from the major and/or additional minor(s).
Grades required
- Minimum C- for a course to be counted on the minor.
- Minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio required for the minor.
- Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count on the minor.
- No more than 3 credit hours of course work graded S/U may count toward the minor.
X193 credits:
No more than 3 credit hours.
Approval required:
No approval is required for the minor course work.
Changing the minor:
Once the minor program is filed in the college office, any changes must be approved by both participating colleges.
