HNFE 5684/EDHL 5604: Program Development in Health Education
| Concentration: | Biosecurity, Bioregulations, and Public Health |
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| Credits: | 3 graduate credit(s) |
| Delivery: | Taught completely online. Students can participate in all components of the course from anywhere in the world. |
| Semesters Offered: | Fall and Spring |
Instructor(s)
Kerry Redican
Professor, Learning Sciences and Technologies
Phone: (540) 231-5743
E-mail: kredican@vt.edu
Description
Theory, trends, and design of community health education programs implemented in communities, health agencies, hospitals, and industry.
Prerequisites and Co-requisites
No pre-requisites or co-requisites required.
Learning Objectives
- Conduct a community needs assessment.
- Identify and explain specific health problems.
- Explain the relationship between health problems and quality of life.
- Analyze antecedents to health behavior.
- Develop a program designed to impact a specific health problem.
- Develop culturally competent interventions.
- Adapt interventions to diverse audiences.
- Plan an evaluation.
August 28, 2008
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Courses Offered Fall 2008
- AAEC 5174: International Agricultural Development & Trade
- AEE 5074: Foundations of Agricultural and Extension Education
- APSC/PPWS 5044: Biotechnology in Agriculture & Society
- CSES 5604: Environmental Science Concepts for Professionals
- CSES 5874: Reclamation of Disturbed Lands
- FST 5044: Global Food Laws and Regulations
- HNFE 5684: Program Development in Health Education
- HORT 4324: Greenhouse Management
- HORT 4764: Vegetable Crops
- PPWS 5214: Diseases of Crop Plants