Course Requirements-Plan B Community Health Optional for classes 2016, 2017, 2018

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1 Course Requirements-Plan B Community Health Optional for classes 2016, 2017, 2018 Updated 1/4/16 Summary of Core Courses. Each CHP major is required to fulfill the following six requirements: Core Requirements Credits Semester Distribution/Foundation 1. CH 1 Introduction to Community Health 1 fall Social 2. CH 2 Health Care in America 1 spring Social 3. CEE 54/CH54 or Fundamentals of Epidemiology CEE 154 Principles of Epidemiology 1 fall/spring 4. CH 180 Internship ** 1 all 5. An introductory statistics class 1 all Mathematics 6. A course from the Inquiry and Evidence group 1 all **Students must have completed CH 1 and CH2 prior to the internship. Elective Courses Additionally, CHP majors are required to take four electives. At least one of these must be approved for of Health, one for Frameworks for Understanding Health, and one for Health/Health Care Policy. At least one of these four courses must be approved as a research course and at least one must be approved as a comparative or cross-cultural course. Courses approved for the research and/or cross-cultural requirements are listed following the description of the clusters. A single course may satisfy multiple purposes. Thus, a seminar might count for Research, Cross-cultural and Frameworks. But students must still take four electives. Statistics Courses at Tufts University Students make take any of the following: CEE 194 (Principles of Biostats), CH 31(offered in the Fall), Psychology 31, Sociology 101, Child Development 140, Economics 13, Biology 132, Mathematics 21, PS 103, ES 56 Inquiry and Evidence Options Students must take at least one course that trains them in how to systematically ask and answer research questions. Such courses are offered across an array of disciplines. Approved courses are: Biology 49, 50, 51, 52, 106 and 194; CD 143 (Inquiry and Analysis in Child Study and Human Devel.); CD 144; CH 30, CH 99 (only CH Program Planning course), 182, and 197/198 (honors thesis); Psychology 32 and 38; Sociology 102; Introduction to GIS (GIS 101/ENV 107/INTR 81 or UEP 232 or CEE 194C (Environ. Informatics) or NUTR 231 or EOS 104 or CEE 187); CEE 194 (Field Methods only), UEP ; UEP Pass/Fail No course submitted for credit in the major can be taken on a pass/fail basis. Academic Standing All courses submitted for credit in the major must be passed with a C- or better, with the exception of the internship. The internship (CH 180) must be passed with a B- or better.

2 The Three Clusters 1. of Health Course # Course Name Semester Distribution/ Research or Prerequisites Usually Offered Foundation Comp./Cross-Cult. Anth 126 Food, Nutrition and Culture Spring Soc. Comp/Cross-Cult 1 Anth course or Anth 182 Human Physique Fall Nat. Anth 20 or permission of instructor Bio 2 Biology and the American Social Contract (Bio majors may NOT use this course to fulfill this Natural cluster requirement) Bio 12 Human Reproduction and Development Spring Nat. Bio 61 Biology of Aging Fall Bio 13 and Bio 14 or their equiv. or Bio 183 Darwinian Medicine Spring Nat. Research Bio 130 or permission CD / Adolescent Health Spring CH CEE 70 Introduction to Hazardous Materials Management Spring Chem/Bio or Eng.or CEE 158 Occupational and Environmental Health Spring Research Sr. standing or CEE 167/ Env 167 Environmental Toxicology Fall Sr. standing recommended or CEE 173 Health Effects and Risk Assessment Fall Sr. standing or /one year college level Chem. CEE 194 Emerging Global Healthcare Crisis Summer only Talloires Natural Sci./World Comparative/Cross- Cultural Civ Chem 172 Advanced Biochemistry Spring Research Chem 171 CH 107 and Practice of Medicine Fall Nat. High School Biology CH Public Health Approaches to Tropical Infectious Disease Control Spring Comparative/Research CH 54, CH 56, Jr standing or CH Complementary and Integrative Medicine Spring Social Research Jr. Standing CH / Adolescent Health Fall CD CH 196 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Global Health Fall World Research CE 54 or Civ./Nat. Sci. ES 27 Public Health Engineering Spring Nut. 101 Human Nutrition Spring/Summer Natural Sci. Soph. standing or Nut 128/Psy128 Nutrition and Behavior Fall Nat. PSY 31 or BIO 132 or CH 54 Psy 56 Drugs and Behavior Fall

3 2. Frameworks for Understanding Health Course # Course Name Semester Usually Distribution/ Research or Prerequisites Offered Foundation Comp/Cross-Cult. Anth 148 Medical Anthropology Fall Soc. Sci/ World Civ. Comp./Cross-Cult. Soph. standing or Anth 185 Health, Power and Society in South Asia Spring Soc. Sci. Comp/Cross- Cult./Research Anth 188 Culture Psychiatry & Politics of Madness Soc. Sci. Comp./Cross- One Anth course or Cult/Research CD Human Animal Interaction in Childhood and Spring Adolescence CD Theoretical Foundations of Preventative Health Spring Jr/Sr or grad standing CD 164 Cultural Diversity in Child/Family Services Spring Comparative CD 193 Pediatric Psychology Spring Soc. Sci. Jr/Sr/Grad or CH 55 Race, Ethnicity and Health Spring Soc. Sci. Comp./Cross-Cult. Sophomore standing CH 56 Intro to Global Health Spring SocialSci./ Comp./Cross-Cult. World Civ. CH Urban Health and Community Planning Fall Comparative CH Understanding Health Behavior in Context: The art Spring and science of health communications CH 104 Women and Health Spring Social Sci. Soph. standing or CH 108/ Epidemics: Peoples, Plagues and Politics Spring Soc. / SOC 108 World Civ. Comp./Cross/Cult. CH 184 Globalization and Health Spring Social Sci./ Comp/Cross/Cult Jr. standing or World Civ. Research CH Immigrant and Refugee Health in America Fall Social Research CH Public Health in the Global Economy (Fall 14) varies Comp/Research Jr standing CH Social Networks and Support Spring Social CH 1 and Stats class, Jr standing CH Community Mental Health (seminar) Spring Comp/Research Jr. standing CH One Health Spring Comp/Research CH 54; Jr or Sr standing or CH AIDS: Social Origins, Global Consequences varies Social Sci. Comp./ Cross/Cult Jr. standing or permission /Soc192 Research CL 146/ Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine Fall Humanities Comp./Cross/Cult. Soph. standing or Hist 150 CL 176 Topics in Ancient Medicine Seminar Spring Humanities Research CL 146 and His 124 Sickness and Health in America Fall Hum. or Soc.Sci. Comparative PJS 130 Social Inequalities/Social Justice Spring Comparative 1 other Soc or comparable course or permission of instructor Psy 13 Social Psychology Fall Psy 1, Psy 9 or Jr/Sr standing Psy 115 Social Identity Stigma and Coping Spring Comparative Psy 13 and Psy 32 Psy 136 Stereotypes, Prejudice & Discrimination Fall Comparative Psy 32 and any 10-or 20-level Psychology course Soc 141 Sociology of Medicine Spring Soc. Sci. Soph.stand or, Soc. 101or 10

4 Soc 149 Death and Dying in America Fall Comparative Soc Sociology of Mental Health and Illness Spring Rel 106 Religion, Violence and Sexuality Spring Humanities Comparative Spanish 148A Health in the Spanish Speaking World Spring Comparative Spanish 31 or 34 and 32 or 35 or UEP 278 Environmental Justice, Security and Sustainability Fall Grad standing or UEP 285 Food Justice Fall Comparative WGSS 72 Intro to Women s Gender and Sexuality Studies Spring Comparative WGSS 92 Rape, Crisis and Recovery Spring Comparative

5 3. Health/Health Care Policy Course # Course Name Semester Usually Distribution/ Research or Prerequisites Offered Foundation Comp./Cross-Cult. CD 82/ UEP 82 Social Policies for Children and Families Fall/Summer Social CD 1 or Psych 1, and junior or senior standing CD 164 Cultural Diversity in Child and Family Services Spring CH 106 Health, Ethics and Policy Fall Humanities Comp/Cross-Cult Soph. standing or CH 109 Community Action and Social Movements in Fall Soc. Sci. Public Health CH 186/ Seminar in International Health Policy varies Social Comp./Cross-Cult./ Sr. standing or permission SOC 186 Research CH Health and Human Rights Spring Research CH 1 and CH 2 CH Health Equity and the Built Environment varies Social Comp/Cross- CH major, Jr. standing Cult./Research CH Public Health in the Global Economy (Spring 14) varies Comp/Research Jr standing CH 189 Seminar in Health Politics Spring Social Research CH 2, CH seniors EC 48 Economics of Health Fall /Spring Soc. EC 1or EC2 or EC Economics of Public Policy Spring Soc. Consent Hist 124 Sickness and Health in America Fall Hum or Comparative Soc.Sci. Phil 124 Bioethics Spring Humanities Jr. standing or PJS 130 Social Inequalities/Social Justice Spring Comparative 1 other Soc or comparable course or permission of instructor NUT 228 Community and Public Health Nutrition Rel 106 Religion Violence and Sexuality Spring Humanities Comparative Soc Health, Policy and Inequality Fall Comparative UEP 278 Environmental Justice Security and Sustainability Fall Grad. Standing or UEP 281 Toxic Chemicals and Human Ecology Spring Research Jr. standing or UEP 285 Food Justice Fall Comparative WGSS 92 Rape Crisis and Recovery Spring Comparative

6 Cross-Cultural or Comparative Views of Health Course # Course Name Semester Distribution/ Prerequisites Usually Offered Foundation Anth 126 Food, Nutrition and Culture Spring Social Anth 148 Medical Anthropology Fall/Spring Soc. Sci./ World Civ. Soph. standing or Anth 185 Health, Power and Society in South Asia Spring Soc. Sci. CD 164 Cultural Diversity in Child/Family Services Spring CH 55 Race, Ethnicity and Health Spring/Summer Social CH 56 Intro to Global Health Spring Soc. /World Civ. CH 99 CH Program Planning Spring None CH Urban Health and Community Planning Fall CH 104 Women and Health Spring Social CH 106 Health, Ethics and Policy Fall Humanities Soph. standing or CH Epidemics: Peoples, Plagues and Politics Spring Soc. Sci./ World Civ. Soph. standing or 108/SOC108 CH 184 Globalization and Health Spring Social Sci./World Civ. Jr. standing or CH186/SOC186 Seminar in International Health Policy varies Social Jr. standing or CH Health Equity and the Built Environment varies Social Jr. standing or permission CH Immigrant and Refugee Health in America Fall Social Jr. standing or CH Public Health in the Global Economy varies CH Public Health Approaches to Tropical Infectious Spring Jr. standing Disease Control CH Community Mental Health (seminar) Spring CH 54, CH 56, Jr standing or CH One Health Spring CH 54 Jr or Sr standing or CH/Soc192 AIDS: Social Origins, Global Consequences varies Social Jr. standing or CH 196 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Global Health Fall World Civ. CE 54 or CL 146/ His Ancient Greek & Roman Medicine Fall Humanities Soph standing or 150 Hist 124 Sickness and Health in America Fall Hum or Soc.Sci. PJS 130 Social Inequalities/Social Justice Spring 1 other Soc or comparable course or permission of instructor Psy 115 Social Identity Stigma and Coping Spring Psy 13 and Psy 32 Psy 136 Stereotypes, Prejudice & Discrimination Fall Psy 32 and any 10-or 20-level Psychology course Soc Health, Policy, and Inequality Fall Soc 149 Death and Dying in America Fall UEP 285 Food Justice Fall WGSS 72 Intro to Women s Gender and Sexuality Studies Spring WGSS 92 Rape, Crisis and Recovery Spring

7 Research Course # Course Name Semester Distribution/ Prerequisites Usually Offered Foundation Anth 185 Health, Power and Society in South Asia Spring Social Anth 188 Culture Psychiatry & Politics of Madness Social One Anth course or Bio 183 Darwinian Medicine Spring Natural Bio 130 or permission CEE 158 Occupational and Environmental Health Spring Senior standing or CEE 164 Seminar Epidemiologic Methods Spring CE 154 or CH 182 Community Health: Theory and Practice Spring/Fall Social CH 184 Globalization and Health Spring Social / Jr. standing or World Civ. CH 186/SOC 186 Seminar in International Health Policy varies Social Sr. standing or permission CH Health and Human Rights Spring CH 1 and CH 2 CH Health Equity and the Built Environment varies Social Jr. standing or CH Immigrant and Refugee Health in America Fall Social Jr. standing or CH Public Health in the Global Economy varies Jr. standing CH Public Health Approaches to Tropical Infectious Disease Control Spring CH 54, CH 56, Jr. standing or CH Social Networks and Support Spring Social CH 1 and Stats class, Jr standing CH Community Mental Health (seminar) Spring Jr. Standing CH Complementary and Integrative Medicine Spring Social Jr. standing CH One Health Spring CH 54; Jr or Sr standing or CH 189 Seminar in Health Politics Spring Social CH 2, CH seniors CH /SOC 192 AIDS: Social Origins, Global Consequences varies Social Jr. standing or permission CH 196 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Global Health Fall World Civ. CE 54 or CH 197/ 198 Senior Honor Thesis Fall/Spring CL 176 Topics in Ancient Medicine Seminar Spring Humanities CL 146 and UEP 281 Toxic Chemicals and Human Ecology Spring Jr. standing or Extra Course (no cluster assigned) CH 99 Designing Health Campaigns Using Social Media Spring Sophomore standing/.5 credit course