Nursing Major - B.S.N.

Global Health

Required courses:

• ANTH 265 Medical Anthropology  
• ANTH 266 Global Health: Power, Sex, and Gender  
• PH 101 Introduction to Public Health  
• One course with creative arts (CA) attribute
• One language course or global health elective course from the following:
  • ANTH 102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology  
  • GLAM 120 Greek and Latin Roots of Medical Terminology  
  • PHIL 121 Faces of Injustice  
  • MGMT 310 Working and Managing in a Global Environment  
  • SOC 225 Health and Medicine  

Students completing this concentration are strongly encouraged to apply for Global Honors.  

Healthcare Administration

Required courses:

• ECON 103 Introduction to Microeconomics with Health Applications  
• MGMT 111 Fundamentals of Business  
• NURS 2xx Nursing Adminstration (in development)
• PH 101 Introduction to Public Health  

Two of the following:

• MGMT 210 Business and Management Responsibility  
• MGMT 255 Corporate Finance  
• MGMT 250 Accounting  
• MGMT 320 Organizational Behavior  
• MGMT 330 Human Resource Management  

Health Justice

Required Courses:

• ANTH 246 Imagining a Just World through Action   
• PH 101 Introduction to Public Health  
• Two language courses
• One course with an attribute of creative arts

One of the following:

• ANTH 266 Global Health: Power, Sex, and Gender  
• ECON 103 Introduction to Microeconomics with Health Applications  
• PSY 265 Health Psychology  
• SOC 225 Health and Medicine  

Students completing the Health Justice concentration are strongly encouraged to apply to be Talor and Lane Scholars

Medical Humanities

Required courses:

• Two language courses
• One course with an attribute of creative arts

Three courses from the following, focused on the lived experiences of patients:

• AFDS 215 Black Feminist Thought and Action  
• ANTH 311  /SOC 311  /WGS 311 Violence against Women  
• ENG 240 Identity, Genre, and Poetry  
• FNMS 257 Race and Racism in United States Cinema  
• HIST 210 African American History: 1877 to the Present  
• HIST 213 The History of the Civil Rights Movement  
• HIST 220 Latinos in the U.S.  
• HIST 234 United States Women since 1890  
• REL 102 Introduction to the Study of World Religions  
• REL 162 Perspectives on Death and Dying  
• REL 235 Mental, Physical, and Spiritual Well-being: A Comparative Religious Perspective  
• SOC 275  /WGS 275 Disability and Difference  
• SOC 317  / WGS 317 Queer Theory  
• WGS 101 Introduction to Women’s Studies