15 Week Session

HEA 140 - Introduction to Health Occupations - Fall 2024 - Section 01

This course will provide the beginning student who is interested in health occupations with the basic entry-level knowledge and skills required for a variety of health careers. (Note: 3 lecture credits)

HEA 150 - Introduction to Health Services - Fall 2024 - Section 01

This course will provide knowledge about general health and health care services available to the individual, by presenting core concepts regarding scientifically based, accurate, up-to-date information to students about topics and issues concerning nutrition, weight control, contraception, exercise, intimate relationships, stress, AIDS, drugs, alcohol, and a multitude of other health issues. (Note: 3 lecture credits)

HEA 151 - Medical Terminology - Fall 2024 - Section 01

Medical terminology introduces the student to a special vocabulary used by health care professionals. This course will assist students learning certain methods that will enable them to remember familiar terms and understand new ones. These methods involve breaking each word into component parts, learning the meaning of these parts, and recognizing them when they appear in different terms. (Note: 3 lecture credits)

HEA 152 - Standard First Aid and CPR - Fall 2024 - Section 01

This course will provide the student with basic life support skills needed for adults and children during life threatening emergency situations. The student will participate and adequately demonstrate these emergency life support skills design to increase their knowledge needed in order to receive an American Red Cross or American Heart Association certificate in CPR and Basic First Aid. (Note: 1 lecture credit)

HSV 150 - Introduction to Human Services - Fall 2024 - Section 01

This course will provide knowledge about general health and health care services available to the individual, by presenting core concepts regarding scientifically based, accurate, up-to-date information to students about topics and issues concerning nutrition, weight control, contraception, exercise, intimate relationships, stress, AIDS, drugs, alcohol, and a multitude of other health issues. (Note: 3 lecture credits)

PH 160 - Introductiont to Public Health - Fall 2024 - Section 01

This is a public health inquiry course which centers on health promotion and disease prevention. Emphasis is placed on personal, community, and population health, and its interdisciplinary connections to other health care fields. Biomedical research ethics, critical thinking and analysis of public health problems that may affect the health and well-being of the individual and the community will be introduced. (Note: 3 lecture credits)