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College of Health Professions
The Community Health (B.S.) Program
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Learning Outcomes
Program Specific Learning Outcomes
- Articulate the ethical dimensions of promoting community health, advocating for services for constituents, and demonstrating cultural competence in dealing with various members of a diverse community.
- Demonstrate an understanding of health and wellness in the context of human development and occupation.
- Describe major initiatives in the local community, state, nation, and the world directed toward health and wellness through community action.
- Discuss the determinants of health and the community resources, both potential and existing, supporting healthy living.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the reciprocal interaction of the growing and developing individual and dynamic environmental factors, and the impact on health of this interaction.
- Mobilize individuals and organizations within the community to be advocates for community health.
- Demonstrate skill in assessing health and wellness needs within the community, identifying potential sources for funding initiatives, and writing proposals to meet these needs.
- Design programs, activities, and/or educational materials that will help to improve the health and wellness of the community.
- Utilize information and communication technology resources in accessing information, dissemination of information, and delivery of services to the community.
- Demonstrate problem-solving skills in addressing health and wellness needs of individuals, communities, and populations.
- Communicate effectively, orally and in writing, in the development and presentation of health and wellness information to individuals across the lifespan.
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