Help People Make Healthy Choices
Completion of the Minor in Community Health will prepare students who wish to work with agencies that communicate and advocate for health and education services.
This minor would be of interest to sociology, human development and family science, food and nutrition, and allied health majors who are interested in working with targeted populations on making healthy behavior changes through planned instruction.
The Application for the Community Health Minor should be submitted to the department office for Kinesiology, Health, and
Sport Science.
Number of Credits: 18
Required Courses: 9 credits
KHSS 325 School and Community Health - 3 credits
KHSS 417 Contemporary Issues in School and Community Health - 3 credits
KHSS 420 Health Education and Promotion at the Workplace - 3 credits
Elective Courses: 9 credits
Students can select three courses from the following:
FDNT 212 Nutrition - 3 credits
FDNT 402 Community Nutrition - 3 credits
HRIM 343 Fund-Raising for Special Events - 3 credits
KHSS 341 Evaluations in HPE - 3 credits
KHSS 350 Health Aspects of Aging - 3 credits
KHSS 450 Curriculum and Programming in Sexuality Education - 3 credits
SOC 231 Contemporary Social Issues - 3 credits
SOC 333 Delinquency and Youth - 3 credits
SOC 336 Sociology of the Family - 3 credits
*Students can only select two elective courses with the same prefix.