University of South Florida College of Public Health College Catalog January 1 June 30, 2005

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1 Graduate Certificates Table of Contents University of South Florida College of Public Health Description...2 Certificate Detail...2 Clinical Epidemiology...2 Disaster Management...4 Health Management & Leadership...6 Infection Control...8 Safety Management...10 Social Marketing in Public Health...12 Violence & Injury: Prevention and Intervention...14 Women s Health

2 Description Graduate Certificate Programs allow a student to take a concentration in a specific topical area without being admitted to a degree program. Certificates range from 12 to 18 credits to complete, depending on the one selected. By comparison, the MPH requires a minimum of 40 credits. Open to students who have completed a Bachelor degree, Graduate Certificate Programs are designed to meet your continuing professional education needs. Credits taken can apply, if appropriate, to a Masters or degree in Public Health or related disciplines should the student later be admitted to seek a degree. Graduate Certificate program acceptance requires admittance by the Graduate School. Students interested in College of Public Health Certificate Programs should contact the College Faculty contact person before starting the application process at the University level. Contact persons are listed for each certificate. The University Level website is Certificate Detail Clinical Epidemiology More and more health related professionals, especially physicians and nurses, are finding a need to understand basic concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics in order to perform their professional duties more efficiently. New research findings and publications challenge the professionals to translate these data into day-to-day practice. Health professionals desiring to conduct or get involved in clinical trials find it difficult to understand and comprehend what it takes to run a successful clinical trial due to lack of sufficient training in this area in medical school. Whether the need is professional, academic, or simply to become a more health conscious consumer, understanding principles of epidemiology and its application in clinical arenas has become a necessity. This certificate provides health professionals with the necessary coursework for a broad understanding in core concepts in epidemiology, biostatistics, clinical trials and related computer skills. Required s Fifteen (15) credit hours are required for completion of this Certificate. Required (12 credits) PHC 6000 Epidemiology (3 credits) PHC 6050 Biostatistics I (3 credits) PHC 6701 Computer Applications for Public Health Researchers (3 credits) PHC 6017 Clinical Trials (3 credits) Elective s (3 credits) Select one of the following courses or any other relevant course with advisor s approval. PHC 6007 Cancer Epidemiology (3 credits) PHC 6934 Infectious Disease Epidemiology (3 credits) PHC 6051 Biostatistics II (3 credits) PHC 6006 Epidemiology of Diseases of Major Public Health Importance PHC 6008 Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology (3 credits) PHC 6907 Independent Study: Public Health (1-4 credits) 2

3 This can be used to develop skills using knowledge gained in the classroom and allow students to focus on a specific area of clinical epidemiology. Prerequisites Batchelor s degree from a regionally accredited university or college in any health related field, for example, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, etc. Preference will be given to candidate with good quantitative skills as demonstrated by previous courses in algebra, etc. GRE scores, though not required, may be used to demonstrate quantitative skills. Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Completion of the Graduate Certificate Departmental Approval Form, the Graduate Certificate Enrollment Application, a transcript showing previous completion of a Bachelor s degree, and a personal statement of interest are needed to apply. For international students, a copy of their degree that is equivalent to the Bachelor s degree along with a certified copy of their transcript is required. Graduate students from the College of Public Health are exempt from the above requirements except for the Departmental Approval Form. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Application of Certificate s Towards Graduate Degree Up to 12 credit hours may be applied contingent upon departmental approval. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate s must be completed in four (4) semesters. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. Department contact information Dr. Heather Stockwell (813) or hstockwel@hsc.usf.edu Dr. Eknath Naik at (813) or enaik@hsc.usf.edu (Dr. Naik is on leave July 2004 through June 2005) New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or advisor@hsc.usf.edu Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate student. 3

4 Disaster Management University of South Florida College of Public Health The Graduate Certificate in Disaster Management will enhance the knowledge base of public health professionals, as well as other disaster management personnel in the management, preparedness, response, and recovery from natural and man-made disasters. The design of the Certificate engages the student in critical thinking skills that enable them to reduce the health complexities of disasters. The Certificate is also intended to increase the managerial and leadership skills of public health professionals working with international refugees and displaced populations after a disaster. Prerequisites The applicant must have an earned Bachelor s degree from an accredited academic institution. For international students a copy of their degree that is equivalent to the Bachelor s degree (as per the USF admissions requirement) along with a certified copy of their transcript and a letter of reference form a supervisor are required. Required s Fifteen (15) credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate Program. PHC 6182 PHC 6185 PHC 6184 PHC 6186 PHC 6945 Overview of United States and International Emergency/Disaster Management (3 credits) Emergency/Disaster Preparedness and Planning (3 credits) Emergency/Disaster Recovery (3 credits) Public Health Emergencies in Large Populations (3 credits) Supervised Field Experience (3 credits) Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered only on-line with computer-specific requirements. For information on accessing the university web portal, myusf, please visit: Department contact information Dr. Wayne Westhoff at (813) or wwesthof@hsc.usf.edu Dr. Boo Kwa at (813) or bkwa@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or advisor@hsc.usf.edu 4

5 Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply any semester as a certificate-seeking student, however, the course sequence begins in the fall semester with two courses, the spring semester with two courses, and then ends in the summer semester with the field experience. 5

6 Health Management & Leadership The Certificate program is designed to serve persons who want to enhance their knowledge and potential to pursue management and leadership positions in health services. It furthers an understanding of health system organization and financing, health policy, managed care and insurance, and management decision-making. Required s: Twelve (12) credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate program. Required (9 credits) PHC 6102 Principles of Health Policy and Management (3 credits) PHC 6158 Managed Care (3 credits) PHC 6180 Health Services Management (3 credits) or PHC 6181 Organizational Behavior in Health Services (3 credits) Elective s (3 credits) PHC 6104 Management of Public Health Programs (3 credits) PHC 6110 International Health and Health Care Systems (3 credits) ** PHC 6146 Health Services Planning and Evaluation (3 credits) ** PHC 6147 Managed Quality in Health Care (3 credits) PHC 6148 Strategic Planning and Health Care Marketing (3 credits) PHC 6151 Health Policy and Politics (3 credits) ** PHC 6160 Health Care Financial Management (3 credits) PHC 6420 Health Care Law, Regulation and Ethics (3 credits) Other departmental course offerings, consistent with prerequisite requirements or consent of instructor** ** These changes were submitted on the Graduate Certificate Change Form and are pending. Prerequisites The applicant must have an earned Bachelor s degree from an accredited academic institution and at least one of the following: at least two years of appropriate work experience, concurrent enrollment in a graduate degree program, or a graduate degree. Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Students should submit a resume and copy of diploma with the application, and an undergraduate transcript with the application. Application of Certificate s Towards a Graduate Degree Certificate program students can apply to the department s MPH, MHA, or MSPH degree programs. If admitted to a graduate program in the Department of Health Policy and Management, the 12 credit hours can be transferred to the degree program within five years of completion of the certificate. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. 6

7 Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus and the USF Downtown Center. Some courses are offered as web-based courses in some semesters. Department Contact information Dr. Barbara Orban at (813) or borban@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or advisor@hsc.usf.edu Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 7

8 Infection Control University of South Florida College of Public Health This certificate enhances the knowledge base of post-baccalaureate nurses, medical technologists, microbiologists, or other health professionals engaged as infection control practitioners. The design of the certificate encourages critical thinking skills that build competency for infection control professionals. Moreover, it provides managerial skills for effective infection control practice. The certificate prepares students for the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology (CBIC) examination. Note, the CBIC Examination is only available to individuals with two years of infection control experience. Prerequisites The applicant must have an earned Bachelor s degree in Nursing, Medicine, Microbiology or one in a related environmental or occupational health field. Appropriate work experience is required. and Credit Hours Twelve (12) semester hours in the following courses must be successfully completed. No substitution is allowed for the specific courses listed. Applicants should note that the following four-course sequence will be incorporated in the existing Tropical Public Health / Infectious Disease Track. Required until January 2005 PHC 6308 Microbiology for Healthcare Workers (3 credits) PHC 6251 Disease Surveillance and Monitoring (3 credits) PHC 6315 Infectious Disease Prevention Strategies (3 credits) PHC 6314 Infection Control Program Design (3 credits) Required after January 2005 PHC 6308 Microbiology for Healthcare Workers (3 credits) PHC 6934 Infectious Disease Epidemiology (3 credits) PHC 6315 Infectious Disease Prevention Strategies (3 credits) PHC 6314 Infection Control Program Design (3 credits) Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. 8

9 Department contact information Format is: Dr. Donna Haiduven at (813) or New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 9

10 Safety Management University of South Florida College of Public Health Employees are as concerned about working in a safe employment atmosphere as simply having a job. This concern has prompted demands for higher performance standards and increased safety awareness in the private, public, and governmental sectors. Thus, there exists a need for professionals who are able to develop and implement safe work practices in the workplace. The Certificate in Safety Management is designed to meet this need and help with career advancement. It also prepares students for the American Board of Certified Safety Professionals examination. College of Public Health students enrolled in a major other than Safety Management may concurrently enroll in this Certificate. Prerequisites The applicant must have an earned Bachelor s degree, preferably in Science, Engineering, Nursing, or one in a related environmental or occupational health field. and Credit Hours: Fourteen (14) credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate: Required PHC 6356 PHC 6360 PHC 6423 PHC 6354 EIN 6215 EIN 6216 Industrial Hygiene (2 credits) Safety Management Principles and Practices (2 credits) Occupational Health Law (2 credits) Safety and Health Administration (2 credits) Engineering System Safety (3 credits) Occupational Safety Engineering (3 credits) Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. Department contact information Dr. Pete Rentos at (813) or prentos@hsc.usf.edu; or Martin Wortman at (813) or mwortman@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or Advisor@hsc.usf.edu 10

11 Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 11

12 Social Marketing in Public Health The social marketing in public health certificate program is offered to experienced health educators or other public health professionals who wish to develop the skills needed to develop, implement and evaluate social marketing programs. The certificate program emphasizes the translation of theory and knowledge into evidence-based practice. The University of South Florida, College of Public Health, has been a leader in social marketing in public health for over 10 years. Each year, USF hosts an international conference in social marketing and public health, which has drawn over 3,500 participants during the past 11 years, and a Social Marketing Field School. (See The University of South Florida also houses a CDC funded Prevention Research Center which is developing a community-based approach to social marketing. The certificate program has been developed for the following groups: Public/community health educators prepared at the masters level (minimally); Graduate students enrolled in public health programs that are pursuing a public health education or health-related careers; Public health educators who are employed in local, state and federal public health agencies that have education and experience in public health education (minimum of 3 years public/community health practice); and Other individuals who may be interested in completing the certificate program include public health program planners and administrators working at local, state and federal levels. and Credit Hours Eighteen (18) credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate. Required s (9 credit hours) PHC 6411 Introduction to Social Marketing for Public Health (3 credits) PHC 6705 Formative Research Methods in Social Marketing (3 credits) And select one of the following three courses: PHC 6934 Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations (2 or 3 credits) PHC 6148 Strategic Planning and Health Care Marketing (3 credits) PAD 6934 Public and Nonprofit Marketing and Communications (3 credits) Electives (9 credit hours)-selected with program advisor. Electives will be selected based on student s experience and career goals/plans. Examples of elective courses suggested for the target audience are: Focus Group Research; Public Health Message Design; and Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research. Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. 12

13 Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. Department contact information Dr. Kelli McCormack Brown at (813) or kmbrown@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or advisor@hsc.usf.edu Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 13

14 Violence & Injury: Prevention and Intervention This certificate will provide an enhanced understanding of violence and injury, which have become major public health problems in our contemporary society. Injuries are the leading cause of death of children and young adults and estimates of family and community violence of all kinds are staggering. The prevalence of violence and injury affect every major health discipline as well as social services, law enforcement, and therapeutic interventions. The Healthy People 2010 stresses the importance of violence and injury reduction through the lifespan. Required s Thirteen (13) to 15 credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate. HSC 6442 PHC 6413 PHC 6930 And Prevention and Control of Unintentional Injuries (3 credits) Family and Community Violence in Public Health (3 credits) Public Health Seminar Injury and Violence Topic such as Violence and Public Health Policy or SOW 6931 Selected Topics in Social Work such as Traumatology and Intervention (1-4 credits) Choose one of the following: GEY 6934 Elder Abuse (3 credits) or PHC 6934 Maltreated Children and their Families (3 credits) Electives Three (3) graduate hours of elective courses must be taken from the Department of Community and Family Health that emphasize planning and evaluation of programs. Prerequisites The applicant must have an earned Bachelor s degree from an accredited academic institution. Application Process for Enrollment Call the Graduate Certificate Office at (813) or visit their website at to obtain the appropriate applications. Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate Time limits on certificate completion comply with university standards. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. Department contact information Dr. Martha Coulter at (813) or mcoulter@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or Advisor@hsc.usf.edu 14

15 Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 15

16 Women s Health University of South Florida College of Public Health This certificate is offered to enhance knowledge, research and policy in women s health. The certificate is interdisciplinary in nature because by definition, the field of women s health encompasses the physical, cultural, mental and emotional aspects of health. These varied aspects of women s health cannot be well represented by just one discipline, either in the health or social sciences, or the humanities. The certificate is offered to a variety of groups: graduate students in the health and social sciences, as well as experienced professionals in the health sciences and social services, health educators, social workers and others who wish to develop the skills needed to evaluate and utilize findings in women s health research, as well as articulate the varied aspects of women s health issues. This Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate is a cooperative program that includes the Colleges of Public Health, Arts & Sciences, Nursing, and Medicine. The certificate is organized through a group of course tracks designed to offer professional and researchbased options within the various disciplines. Each track has 5 courses with 3 additional options for electives. Applicants for the certificate should contact Ellen Daley, ( or edaley@hsc.usf.edu) to discuss the various tracks in order to identify the most appropriate for their individual interests and skills. Signatures from two faculty members, Dr. Daley and an additional advisor from the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, are required for each person s plan of study. Fifteen (15) credit hours are required for completion of this Certificate program. The list of tracks follows and each one links to a table that clarifies the required and elective courses associated with each. 1. Teaching Women s Health s in the Health Sciences 2. Teaching Women s Health and/or Sexuality s in Arts and Sciences 3. Working with Community-Based Organizations/Social Service Agencies 4. Applying Advocacy/Policy to Women s Health 5. Women s Physical Wellness/Health Promotion 6. Teaching Women s Health s in Diverse Populations 7. Teaching Women s Health s to At-Risk Women s Populations 8. Women s Health Research (qualitative) 9. Women s Health Research (quantitative) A Matrix of Tracks is provided as well as Additional information on Graduate Certificates. 16

17 1. Teaching Women s Health s in the Health Sciences: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research PHC 6934 Foundations of Research in Public Health 3 hrs Kay Perrin, Elective SYA 6933 Sexualities 3 hrs Chris Ponticelli, Elective PHC 6414 Adolescent Health Elective PHC 6590 Reproductive Trends and Issues and Kay Perrin, and Jeff Jensen, DO Additional Electives PHC 6934 Women s Health across the Lifespan, Laurie Woodard, MD WST 6562 Body Politics 3 hrs Carolyn DiPalma, WST XXXX* *In development The Response of Women to Illness & Health: A View from the Literature 3 hrs Carolyn DiPalma, Ellen Daley, 17

18 2. Teaching Women s Health and/or Sexuality s in Arts and Sciences: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research WST 6001 Feminist Issues, Research and Methodology 3 hrs Marilyn Myerson, Elective SYA 6933 Sexualities 3 hrs Chris Ponticelli, Elective WST 6562 Body Politics 3 hrs Carolyn DiPalma, Elective PHC 6590 Reproductive Trends and Issues and Jeff Jensen, DO Additional Electives PHC 6934 Women s Health across the Lifespan, Laurie Woodard, MD PHC 6535 International Maternal and Child Health 3 hrs Susan Becker, WST 5934 Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health 3 hrs Kim Vaz, 18

19 3. Community-Based Organizations/Social Service Agencies: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research CCJ 6907 Qualitative Research Methods 3 hrs Wilson Palacios, Elective PHC 6413 Family Violence 3 hrs Marti Coulter, DrPH Elective ANG 6198 Gender & Cross- Cultural Perspectives Elective PHC 6414 Adolescent Health 3 hrs Nancy White, and Kay Perrin, Additional Electives MHS 6934 WST 5934 Current Issues in Women s Mental Health: Implications for Research and Practice * Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health 3 hrs Marion Becker, 3 hrs Kim Vaz, PHC XXXX* Aging & Women s Health: Issues in Chronic Illness* 3 hrs Ellen Daley, *In development 19

20 4. Advocacy/Policy: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research COM 6025 Health Communication 3 hrs Eric Eisenberg, Elective PHC 6934 Women s Health across the Lifespan Elective PHC 6537 Maternal and Child Health Policy, Laurie Woodard, MD 3 hrs Charles Mahan, MD Elective WST 6562 Body Politics 3 hrs Carolyn DiPalma, Other Electives NGR 6933 Selected Readings: Physical & Cultural Aspects of Menopause; Political Control of Reproduction * PHC 6934 Gender and Health Issues in Public Health 3 hrs Cecilia Jevitt, 3 hrs Jeannine Coreil, *In development PHC XXXX* Aging & Women s Health: Issues in Chronic Illness* 3 hrs Ellen Daley, 20

21 5. Women s Physical Wellness/Health Promotion: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research PHC 6934 Foundations of Research in Public Health 3 hrs Kay Perrin, Elective PHC 6537 Maternal and Child Health I 3 hrs Kay Perrin, Elective WST 5934 Body Politics 3 hrs Carolyn DiPalma, Elective PHC 6414 Adolescent Health and Kay Perrin, Additional Electives MED XXXX* WST 5934 Women s Health Electives (4 th Yr Med. Students & Residents)* Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health 3 hrs Laurie Woodard, MD 3 hrs Kim Vaz, WST XXXX* Women and Sexuality 3 hrs Marilyn Myerson, *In development 21

22 6. Teaching Women s Health s in the Diverse Populations: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research PHC 6193 Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research 3 hrs Jeannine Coreil, Elective SYA 6933 Sexualities 3 hrs Chris Ponticelli, Elective ANG 6198 Gender & Cross-Cultural Perspectives 3 hrs Nancy White, Elective ANG 6463 Social Epidemiology 3 hrs Nancy Romero- Daza, Additional Electives WST XXXX* ANG 6469 Women s Health Perspectives from the Healing Sciences* Selected Topics in Medical Anthropology (HIV/AIDS) 3 hrs Gurleen Grewal, 3 hrs Nancy Romero- Daza, WST 5934 Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health 3 hrs Kim Vaz, *In development 22

23 7. Teaching Women s Health s to At-Risk Women s Populations: (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research SYA 6315 Qualitative Research Methods 3 hrs Jennifer Friedman, Elective PHC 6413 Family Violence 3 hrs Marti Coulter, Elective ANG 6198 Gender & Cross- Cultural Perspectives 3 hrs Nancy White, Elective ANG 6469 Selected Topics in Medical Anthropology (HIV/AIDS) 3 hrs Nancy Romero- Daza, Additional Electives PHC XXXX* Seminars in Women s Mental Health Issues* 3 hrs Susan Becker, WST 5934 Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health 3 hrs Kim Vaz, PHC 6535 International Maternal and Child Health 3 hrs Susan Becker, *In development 23

24 8. Women s Health Research (qualitative): (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research SYA 6315 Feminist Issues, Research and Methodology 3 hrs Marilyn Myerson, Elective ANG 6463 Social Epidemiology 3 hrs Nancy Romero- Daza, Elective ANG 6198 Gender & Cross- Cultural Perspectives 3 hrs Nancy White, Elective PHC 6934 Gender and Health Issues in Public Health 3 hrs Jeannine Coreil, Additional Electives HSC 6934 Women s Health Across the Lifespan 3 hrs Laurie Woodard, MD Ellen M. Daley, NGR XXXX* SYA 6933 Selected Readings: Phys & Cultural Aspects of Menopause; Political Control of Reproduction* Sociology of Gender 3 hrs Cecilia Jevitt, 3 hrs Chris Ponticelli, *In development 24

25 9. Women s Health Research (quantitative): (Choose 3 electives) Prefix Title Credit Hours Instructor Designation and Number Required PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health Research PHC 6934 Foundations of Research in Public Health 3 hrs Kay Perrin, Elective SYA 6933 Sociology of Gender 3 hrs Chris Ponticelli, Elective PHC 6535 International Maternal and Child Health 3 hrs Susan Becker, Elective ANG 6469 Selected Topics in Medical Anthropology (HIV/AIDS) 3 hrs Nancy Romero- Daza, Additional Electives PHC 6934 Reproductive & Perinatal Epidemiology 3 hrs Wendy Nembhard, PHC 6934 Epidemiologic Issues in Women s Health* 3 hrs Heather Stockwell, PHC 6537 Maternal and Child Health Policy 3 hrs Charles Mahan, MD 25

26 Matrix of Tracks 1. Teaching Women s Health s in the Health Sciences 2. Teaching Women s Health and/or Sexuality s in Arts and Sciences 3. Community-Based Organizations/Social Service Agencies 4. Advocacy/Policy 5. Women s Physical Wellness/Health Promotion 6. Teaching Women s Health s in the Diverse Populations 7. Teaching Women s Health s to At-Risk Women s Populations 8. Women s Health Research (qualitative) 9. Women s Health Research (quantitative) Required: 3 credit hours No. College Certificate Track PHC 6532 Issues in Women s Health COPH 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Required Research : 3 credit hours (choose one) CCJ 6907 Qualitative Research Methods CAS 3 COM 6025 Health Communication CAS 4 PHC 6193 Qualitative Meth. in Community Health Research COPH 6 PHC 6934 Foundations of Research in Public Health COPH 1, 5, 9 SYA 6315 Qualitative Research Methods CAS 7 WST 6001 Feminist Issues, Research & Methodology CAS 2, 8 Electives (Choose 3): 9 credit hours ANG 6198 Gender & Cross-Cultural Perspectives CAS 3, 6, 7, 8 ANG 6463 Social Epidemiology CAS 6, 8 ANG 6469 Selected Topics in Medical Anthro. (HIV/AIDS) CAS 6, 7, 9 PHC 6413 Family Violence COPH 3, 7 PHC 6414 Adolescent Health COPH 1, 3, 5 PHC 6535 International Maternal and Child Health COPH 2, 7, 9 PHC 6537 Maternal and Child Health I COPH 5 PHC 6537 Maternal and Child Health II COPH 4, 9 PHC 6934 Gender and Health Issues in Public Health COPH 4, 8 PHC 6934 Women s Health Across the Lifespan COPH/ 1, 2, 4, 8 COM PHC 6934 Reproductive & Perinatal Epidemiology COPH 9 PHC 6590 Reproductive Trends & Issues in Public Health COPH 1, 2 SYA 6933 Sociology of Gender CAS 8, 9 SYA 6933 Sexualities CAS 1, 2, 6 WST 5934 Gender, Race, Sexuality and Mental Health CAS 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 WST 6562 Body Politics CAS 1, 2, 4, 5 Proposed s or s in Preparation (Electives):* NGR XXXX Selected Readings: Phys. & Cultural Aspects of CON 4, 8 Menopause; Political Control of Reproduction MED XXXX Women s Health Electives (4 th Yr Med.) COM 5 PHC XXXX Epidemiologic Issues in Women s Health COPH 9 PHC XXXX Aging & Women s Health: Issues in Chronic Illness COPH 3, 4 MHS XXXX Current Issues In Women's Mental Health: Implications for Research and Practice FMHI 3 PHC XXXX Seminars in Women s Mental Health Issues COPH 7 WST XXXX The Response of Women to Illness and Health: A CAS 1 View from the Literature COPH 26

27 Application Process for Enrollment Please visit to download an application. In addition to the application forms please submit: 1. Official transcripts 2. A resume 3. A 250-word letter of interest stating your objectives in pursuing this course of study Standardized Test Requirements There are no specific test requirements. Registration Process for Individual s Follow the accepted procedure for graduate level courses. Time Limit for Completion of Certificate The certificate should be completed within four semesters. Fees per / Credit Hour Fees parallel that of standard graduate level classes. Please visit the USF website at to view current fees. Location This Certificate is offered at the Tampa campus. Department contact information Dr. Ellen Daley at (813) or edaley@hsc.usf.edu New Student Advisor Magdalene Argiry (813) or Advisor@hsc.usf.edu Special Notes: This graduate certificate does not require that you submit GRE scores with your application You may apply and/or enroll any semester as a certificate-seeking student 27