Supporting Courses

Supporting Courses and Concentrations

HPA Supporting Course List

The 30-credit supporting course or related area requirement is available to help you:

Explore various interests to help narrow down career choices;
Integrate knowledge from a variety of sources and fields as it applies to HPA; and
Focus on a specific type of knowledge that could lead to a targeted career path or that might supplement a targeted career path.

Focus areas include the following concentrations: General HPA Studies, Health Services Management, Health Policy and Planning, Population and Public Health, Long-term Services and Supports, and Health Data Analytics. Your academic adviser or faculty mentor can help when deciding what courses to choose in this area.

Courses selected in consultation with your adviser:

Students are encouraged to consider how a course might be useful to their current interests and goals. An important part of academic planning is working with an academic adviser not only to understand the role of this Supporting Course requirement, but also to make sure that course selections complement the academic requirements of the Health Policy and Administration major. Visit the undergraduate bulletin for more information regarding program requirements of the HPA major.

Courses other than those listed below may be used to meet this 30-credit requirement, but course substitutions require department approval and must be consistent with the student’s plan of study.

Related university minors or certificates are a good way to provide a focus to your HPA studies. Many courses are cross-listed between the supporting course list and relevant minors and will automatically be placed in your degree audit. A list of suggested related minors is provided on our FAQ page.

Proficiency in another language can be helpful to anyone. The department will approve the substitution of up to 12 credits in a foreign language toward the 30-credit related area requirement.

Health Policy and Administration course list by concentration (July 2024)

To look for supporting courses that correspond to your area of interest, find the HPA concentration that you are interested in pursuing and select the corresponding course topics from the list below. Specific courses and their numbers can be found by expanding the individual subject area. Individuals course descriptions can be found on the university bulletin.

Reminder: To receive recognition for completing one of the HPA Concentrations, you must choose classes associated with the individual tracks listed below.

Generalist Concentration and Pre-Health Goals Concentration:

Anthropology (ANTH)

1	Understanding Humans
21	Introductory Biological Anthropology (3)
45N	Cultural Diversity: A Global Perspective (3)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB)

1	The Science of Sickness (3)
211	Elementary Biochemistry (3), Prerequisite:CHEM 110; CHEM 202 or CHEM 210
401	General Biochemistry (3), Prerequisite: CHEM 212; BMB 251 or BIOL 230
402	General Biochemistry (3), Prerequisite: BMB 401 or CHEM 476

Biological Science (BISC)

1	Structure and Function of Organisms (3)
2	Genetics, Ecology, and Evolution (3)
3	Environmental Science (3)
4	Human Body: Form and Function (3)

Biology (BIOL)

110	Biology: Basic Concepts and Biodiversity (4)
155	Introduction to the Biology of Aging (3)
161	Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Lecture (3)
162	Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Lab (1), Enforced concurrent course at enrollment: BIOL 161
163	Human Anatomy and Physiology II- Lecture (3), Enforced prerequisites at enrollment: BIOL 161
164	Human Anatomy and Physiology II- Lab (1), Enforced concurrent courses at enrollment: BIOL 163
230W	Biology: Molecules and Cells (4), Prerequisite: BIOL 110 or BIOL 110H, Recommended preparations: CHEM 110
240W	Biology:Function and Development of Organisms (4), Prerequisite: BIOL 110 OR BIOL 110H and CHEM 110 OR CHEM 110H

Chemistry (CHEM)

110	Chemical Principles I (3), Prerequisite: satisfactory performance on the Math placement tests -- i.e., placement beyond the level of MATH 022; or CHEM 101 and MATH 022 or MATH 041. GN credit for CHEM 110 requires that CHEM 111 also be completed.
111	Experimental Chemistry I (1), Prerequisite: or concurrent: CHEM 110 or CHEM 106
112	Chemical Principles II (3), Prerequisite: CHEM 110 or CHEM 106
113	Experimental Chemistry II (1) Prerequisite: CHEM 111 . Prerequisite or concurrent: CHEM 112
210	Organic Chemisrty I (3), Prerequisite: satisfactory performance on the Math placement tests -- i.e. placement beyond the level of MATH 022; or CHEM 101 and MATH 022 or MATH 041
212	Organic Chemistry II (3), Prerequisite: CHEM 110 orCHEM 106
213	Laboratory for Organic Chemistry (2), Prerequisite: CHEM 111. Prerequisite or concurrent: CHEM 112

Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS)

101N	Introduction to Human Communication (3)
162N	Communicating Care (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 15 or 30
175	Persuasion and Propaganda (3)
200	Language, Culture, and Communication (3)
203	Interpersonal Communication (3)
206	Mediation and Communication (3)
213	Persuasive Speaking (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
215	Argumentation (3)
250	Small Group Communication (3)
251	Communication, Advocacy, and Entrepreneurship
252	Business and Professional Communication (3)
253	Health Communication (3)
271N	Intercultural Communication (3)
283	Communication and Information Technology I (3)
352	Organizational Communication (3)
404	Conflict Resolution and Negotiation (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
421	Communication and Aging (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of CAS
426W	Communication Ethics (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
450W	Group Communication Theory and Research (3)
452	Organizational Communication Theory and Research (3) Prerequisite: CAS 100 or CAS 137H or ENGL 137H or 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
453	Health Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
455	Gender Roles in Communication (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
470	Nonverbal Communication (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits of CAS
471	Intercultural Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing
478	Contemporary American Political Rhetoric (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
483	Communication and Information Technology II (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS

Health Policy and Administration (HPA)

	* 400 Levels Cannot Double Count For 9 Credits At 400 Level HPA Requirement BUTadditional HPA 400 levels can be used as Supporting Courses
57	Consumer Choices in Health Care (3)
100	Research Careers in HPA (1)
295	(Optional) Field Experience (1-3)
296	Independent Studies (1-18)
297	Special Topics (1-9)
401*	Comparative Health Systems (3), Prerequisite: HPA 301W
410*	Principles of Public Health Administration (3), Prerequisite: HPA 301W and HPA 311
420*	Principles of Managed Care (3), Prerequisite: HPA 301W
430*	Health Care Leadership (3), Prerequisite: HPA 301W or HPA 311 or HPA 332
433*	Administration of Hospital and Health Service Systems (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
435*	Safety Net Health Care (3) Prerequisite: HPA 301W; HPA 311
438*	Culturally Competent Health Services for Diverse Populations (3), Prerequisite: HPA 311
440*	Principles of Epidemiology (3) / (BBH 440), Prerequisite: BBH 310 or BIOL 230W or HPA 311; STAT 200 or STAT 250
442*	Long-Term Care Management (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
443*	Nursing Home Administration (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
444*	Aging Policy in the United States (3), Prerequisite HPA 301W
445*	Health Economics (3) / (ECON 445), Prerequisite: ECON 302 or ECON 315 or ECON 323
446*	Economics and Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102; STAT 200 or STAT 250
447*	Financing Health Care (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332; HPA 211
450*	Healthcare Policies and Politics (3), Prerequisite: HPA 101; PLSC 001
454*	Health Care Professional Communication (3), Prerequisites: HPA 301W; HPA 332; HPA 390W
460*	Human Resource Management in Health Care Organizations (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
470*	Health Care Information Management (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332; IST 210; IST 220
475*	Health Care Quality (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
490*	Physician Practice Management (3), Prerequisite: HPA 332
494H*	Senior Honors Thesis (1-6)
495	(Optional) Field Experience (1-12), Prerequisite: HPA 395
496*	Independent Study (1-18)
497*	Special Topics Offering (1-9)
499*	Foreign Study (1-3)

Microbiology (MICRB)

106	Elementary Microbiology (3)
107	Elementary Microbiology Laboratory (3), Prerequisite: or concurrent: MICRB 106
201	Introductory Microbiology (3), Prerequisite: CHEM 110
202	Introductory Microbiology Laboratory (2), Prerequisite: CHEM 110. Prerequisite or concurrent: MICRB 201
412	Medical Microbiology (3), Prerequisite: MICRB 201

Philosophy (PHIL)

9	Philosophy, Race, and Diversity (3)
10	Critical Thinking (3)
103	Ethics (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030
105	Philosophy of Law (3)
106	Business Ethics (3)
107	Philosophy of Technology (3)
108	Social and Political Philosophy (3)
110	Philosophy of Science (3)
119	Ethical Leadership (3)
132	Bioethics (3)
432	Medical and Health Care Ethics (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing

Physical Therapy (PT)

100	Physical Therpist Assistant - Introduction (3)
120	Human Musculature and Functional Anatomy (2), Concurrent courses: PT 100 or PT 100S; BIOL 161; BIOL 162
150	Physical Therapist Assistant Procedures I (2), Prerequisites: Grade of C or better required in: PT 100; OR PT 100S, PT 120 Concurrent courses: PT 384, PT 270; OR PT 270W; OR PT 271; OR PT 271W
160	Therapeutic Exercise I (3), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in PT 100, OR PT 100S, PT 120 Concurrent courses: PT 384
250	Physical Therapist Assistant--Procedures II (3), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in PT 150
260	Therapeutic Exercise - II (3), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in PT 160
270	Pathophysiology (5), Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in: PT 100 OR PT 100S; BIOL 161; BIOL 162; BIOL 163; BIOL 164
280	Rehabilitation (5), Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in PT 100; OR PT 100S, PT 120 Concurrent courses: PT 384, PT 270; OR PT 270W OR PT 271W
285	Clinical Reasoning for the PTA (2), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better is required in: PT 150, PT 160, PT 290, PT 270; OR PT 270W; OR PT 272 Concurrent courses: PT 395E, PT 250, PT 260, PT 280; OR PT 280W; OR PT 282; OR PT 282W
290	Professional Issues in Clinical Practice (2), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in PT 100, OR PT 100S Concurrent courses: PT 150, PT 160, PT 270; OR PT 270W; OR PT 271; OR PT 271W
384	Applied Kinesiology (3), Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in: BIOL 161; BIOL 162 Concurrent courses: PT 120
395E	Physical Therapist Assistant - Practicum I (3), Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better is required in: PT 100; PT 100S, PT 120 Concurrent courses: PT 150, PT 160, PT 384, PT 290, PT 270; OR PT 270W; OR PT 271; OR PT 271W
395F	Physical Therapist Assistant - Practicum II (4), Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in PT 250, PT 260, PT 280, OR PT 280W, OR PT 282 OR PT 282W, PT 270; OR PT 270W; OR PT 272; PT 285, PT 395E
395G	Physical Therapist Assistant - Practicum III (4), Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in PT 395F

Physics (PHYS)

250	Introductory Physics I (4), Prerequisite: MATH 022 , MATH 026; or MATH 040; or MATH 041 or satisfactory performance on the mathematics proficiency examination
251	Introductory Physics II (4), Prerequisite: PHYS 250 or PHYS 211

Psychology (PSYCH)

100	Introductory Psychology (3)
212	Introduction to Developmental Psychology (3) Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
221	Introduction to Social Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
232	Cross-Cultural Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
243	Introduction to Well-Being and Positive Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
270	Introduction to Abnormal Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
281	Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100
301W	Basic Research Methods in Psychology (4), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100; PSYCH 200 or STAT 200
416	Development Throughout Adulthood / (HDFS 445) (3), Prerequisites: HDFS 249; HDFS 312W or PSYCH 301W; PSYCH 200 or STAT 200 or 3 credits in STAT); 6 credits in HDFS or PSYCH or SOC
423	Social Psychology of Interpersonal/Intergroup Relationships (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100; PSYCH 221
432	Multicultural Psychology in America (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100; PSYCH 212 or PSYCH 221 or PSYCH 232 or PSYCH 238 or PSYCH 243 or PSYCH 270
441	Health Psychology (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100; PSYCH 212 or PSYCH 221 or PSYCH 232 or PSYCH 238 or PSYCH 243 or PSYCH 261 or PSYCH 270
479	The Psychology of Gender (3), Prerequisites: PSYCH 100; PSYCH 221
484	Work Attitudes and Motivation (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100, PSYCH 200; STAT 200
485	Leadership in Work Settings (3) Prerequisite: PSYCH 100, PSYCH 281

Spanish (SPAN)

300B	Advanced Grammer and Composition for Students in Medical Related Fields (3), Prerequisite: SPAN 100B
305	Spanish for Social Services (3), Prerequisite: SPAN 215 or 253W
315N	Spanish and Spanish-speakers in the US (3)

Women's Studies (WMNST)

100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (3)
101N	The African American Woman (3)
103	Racism and Sexism (3)
136	Race, Gender, and Employment (3)
452	Women's Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BIOL 141 or PSYCH 100 or WMNST 100
455	Gender Roles in Communication (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
458	Critical Feminist Issues in Reproduction (3), Prerequisites: WMNST 100 or WMNST 100U or WMNST 105N or WMNST 106N or WMNST 106Q or WMNST 301 or PSYCH 100
472	Work-Life Practices and Policies / (LHR 472) (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of LHR

Health Services Management Concentration:

Accounting (ACCTG)

211	Financial and Managerial Accounting for Decision Making (4)
305	Financial Statements and Management Decisions (4), Prerequisites: ACCTG 211; FIN 301
340	Cost Accounting (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 211 or ACCTG 311
440	Advanced Management Accounting (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 340 or ACCTG 404
462	Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 311 or ACCTG 471
471	Intermediate Financial Accounting I (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 211 or ACCTG 311
472	Intermediate Financial Accounting II (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 371 or ACCTG 471

Business Administration (BA)

241	Legal Environment of Business (2)
242	Social and Ethical Environment of Business (2)
301	Finance (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102 or 104
302	Supply Chains (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102 or ECON 104; ACCTG 211; SCM 200 or STAT 200 or STAT 250 or ECON 306 or IE 424 or DS 200
303	Marketing (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102 or 104
304	Management and Organization (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102 or 104
321	Contemporary Skills for Business Professionals (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 211; ECON 102 or ECON 104; ENGL 15 and Concurrent: SCM 200 or STAT 200; MIS 204
322	Negotiation Skills for Business Professionals (3), Prerequisite: ACCTG 211; ECON 102 or ECON 104; ENGL 15. Concurrent: SCM 200 or STAT 200; MIS 204
342	Socially Responsible, Sustainable, and Ethical Business Practice (3), Prerequisite: MGMT 301 or MGMT 301W or BA 304. Concurrent: FIN 301 or BA 301; MKTG 301 or BA 303; SCM 301 or BA 302
441	Strategies for Enterprise Sustainability (3), Prerequisite: BA 342
442	Sustainable Behavior of Consumers, Firms, and Societies (3), Prerequisite: BA 342 or SUST 200 or CED 152

Business Law (BLAW)

243	Legal Environment of Business (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing

Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS)

101N	Introduction to Human Communication (3)
162N	Communicating Care (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 15 or 30
175	Persuasion and Propaganda (3)
200	Language, Culture, and Communication (3)
203	Interpersonal Communication (3)
206	Mediation and Communication (3)
213	Persuasive Speaking (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
215	Argumentation (3)
250	Small Group Communication (3)
251	Communication, Advocacy, and Entrepreneurship
252	Business and Professional Communication (3)
253	Health Communication (3)
271N	Intercultural Communication (3)
283	Communication and Information Technology I (3)
352	Organizational Communication (3)
404	Conflict Resolution and Negotiation (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
421	Communication and Aging (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of CAS
426W	Communication Ethics (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
450W	Group Communication Theory and Research (3)
452	Organizational Communication Theory and Research (3) Prerequisite: CAS 100 or CAS 137H or ENGL 137H or 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
453	Health Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
455	Gender Roles in Communication (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
470	Nonverbal Communication (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits of CAS
471	Intercultural Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing
478	Contemporary American Political Rhetoric (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
483	Communication and Information Technology II (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS

Communications (COMM)

320	Introduction to Advertising (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
370	Public Relations (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
403	Law of Mass Communications (3)
472	Public Relations Event Planning (3), Prerequisite: COMM 370

Corporate Communications (CC)

200	Introduction to Corporate Communications (3)
404	Risk and Crisis in Corporate Communications (3), Prerequisite: CC 200
405	Strategic Speaking (3), Prerequisite: CC 200
406	Social Media in Corporate Communications (3), Prerequisite: CC 200

Environmental Resource Management (ERM)

402	Foundations of Sustainable Business (3), Prerequisite: AG BM 101 or ECON 102 or ECON 104 and 7th semester standing

Engineering (ENGR)

310	Entrpreneurial Leadership (3)

Finance (FIN)

301	Corporation Finance (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030; ACCTG 211; ECON102 or ECON 104; SCM 200 or STAT 200

Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS)

129	Introduction to Human Development and Family Studies (3)
229	Infant and Child Development (3)
239	Adolescent Development (3)
249N	Adult Development and Aging (3)
250	Sexual Identity over the Life Span (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST
287	Intercultural Community-Building (3)
315	Family Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 129; 3 credits of social behavioral or human biological sciences
405	Gender and Social Development (3) Prerequisite: HDFS 129 and (HDFS 312W or 6 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST or BIOL or BISC)
412	Adult-Child Relationships (3), Prerequisite: HDSF 229 OR PSYCH 212; HDFS 311; HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
416	Racial and Ethnic Diversity and the American Family (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
424	Family Development in an Economic Context (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
428	Infant Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
429	Advanced Child Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
431	Family Disorganization: Stress Points in the Contemporary Family (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits in HDFS or 6 credits in PSYCH or 6 credits in SOC or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in PSYCH) or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in SOC) or (3 credits in PSYCH and 3 credits in SOC)
432	Developmental Problems in Childhood and Adolescence (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229; HDFS 239 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
433	Developmental Transitions to Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 239; HDFS 312W
434	Perspectives on Aging (3) / (SOC 435), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; 6 credits in sociology
440	Family Policy (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of SOC of HDFS
445	Development Throughout Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249; HDFS 312W or PSYCH 301W; PSYCH 200 or STAT 200 or 3 credits in STAT; 6 credits in HDFS or PSYCH or SOC
447	Issues in Gerontology (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249 or HDFS 445; HDFS 312W
455	Development and Administration of Human Services Programs (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 311

Industrial Engineering (IE)

305	Product Design, Specification and Measurement (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: EDSGN 100
322	Probabilistic Models in Industrial Engineering (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 141
323	Stastistical Methods in Industrial Engineering (3), Enforced prerequisite as enrollment: IE 322
433	Regression Analysis and Design of Experiments (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415
434	Statistical Quality Control (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415
436	Six Sigma Methodology (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415

Information Sciences and Technology (IST)

110	Introduction to Information, People and Technology (3)
210	Organization of Data (3), Recommended prerequisite: IST 110
220	Networking and Telecommunications (3), Recommended prerequisite: IST 110

Labor and Human Resources (LHR)

100	Exploring Work and Employment (3)
136	Race, Gender, and Employment (3)
201	Employment Relationship: Law and Policy (3)
304	Labor and Employment Relations Fundamentals
305	Human Resources Fundamentals
401	The Law of Labor-Management Relations (3), Prerequisite: LHR 100 or 5th semester standing or 3 other credits of LHR
409	Leadership Development: A Life-Long Learning Perspective (3), Prerequisite: OLEAD 100 or 5th semester standing
426	Staffing and Training Strategies in Organizations (3), Prerequisite: LHR 100 or 3 other credits of LHR or 5th semester standing
434	Advanced Collective Bargaining and Contract Administration (3), Prerequisite: LHR 304
437	Workplace Dispute Resolution (3), Prerequisite: LHR 100 or 3 other credits of LHR or 6th 5th Semester standing
444	Workplace Safety and Health: Principles and Practices (3), Prerequisite: LER 100 or 6th semester standing
460	Ethics in the Workplace (3), Prerequisite: LHR 100 or 5th semester standing or 3 other credits of LHR
464	Communication Skills for Leaders in Groups and Organizations (3) / (OLEAD 464)
465	Collective Decision Making (3) / (OLEAD 465)
472	Work-Life Practices and Policies (3) / (WMNST 472), Prerequisite: 3 credits of LHR

Management (MGMT)

215	Entrepreneurial Mindset (3)
301	Basic Management Concepts (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030; ECON 102 or ECON 104; MATH 021 or higher or satisfactory score on the mathematics placement examination
331	Management and Organization (3), Prerequisite: BA 304 or MGMT 301
341	Human Resource Management (3), Prerequisite: BA 304 or MGMT 301
355	Leadership and Change in Organizations (3), Prerequisite: MGMT 301
425	New Venture Creation (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102 or ECON 104 or ECON 14 or MGMT 215; CAS 100 or CAS 138T or EMSC 100S
441	Organizational Staffing and Development (3), Prerequisite: MGMT 341
445	Managing a Diverse Workforce (3), Prerequisite: MGMT 301

Marketing (MKTG)

220	Introduction to Selling Techniques (3), Prerequisite third semester standing
301	Principles of Marketing (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030; ECON 102 or ECON 104; MATH 21 or higher or satisfactory score on mathematics placement exam

Mathematics (MATH)

140	Calculus With Analytic Geometry I (4), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 22 and MATH 26 or MATH 26 and satisfactory performance on the mathematics placement examination or MATH 40 or MATH 41 or satisfactory performance on the mathematics placement examination.
141	Calculus With Analytic Geometry II (4), Enforced prerequisite at Enrollment: MATH 140 or MATH 140A or MATH 140B or MATH 140E or MATH 140G or MATH 140H.

Organizational Leadership (OLEAD)

100	Introduction to Leadership (3)
210	Evidence-Based Leadership (3)
220	Emotional, Social, and Cultural Intelligences and the Implications for Leadership (3)
409	Leadership Development: A Life-Long Learning Perspective (3), Prerequisite: 6th semester standing
411	Women and Leadership (3), Prerequisite: OLEAD 100; or 6th Semester standing
464	Communication Skills for Leaders in Groups and Organizations (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing
465	Collective Decision Making (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing

Workforce Education (WF ED)

450	Cultural Diversity in the Workplace (3)

Health Policy and Planning Concentration:

African American Studies (AFAM)

100N	Living While Black: Themes in African American Thought and Experience (3)
302	Diversity and Health (3) Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 001
409	Racial and Ethnic Inequality in America (3) Prerequisite: SOC 001

Biobehavioral Health (BBH)

48	Values and Health Behavior (1.5)
101	Introduction to Behavioral Health (3)
119	Behavior, Health, and Disease (3)
130	Strategies for Addressing the Obesity and Diabetes Epidemics (3)
143	Drugs, Behavior, and Health (3)
146	Introduction to Health and Human Sexuality (3)
251	Straight Talks I: Advanced Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity Peer Education (3)
302	Diversity and Health (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 001
305	Introduction to Global Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
315	Gender and Biobehavioral Health (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
316	Foundations and Principles of Health Promotion (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
324	HealthWorks Peer Education Training (3)
325	Health Promotion Services Training (3), Prerequisites: PSYCH 100 or CAS 100
370	Environmental Health and Sustainability (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101 and BBH 316
402	African Health and Development (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 305
407	Global Health Equity (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 101 or 3 credits in SOC
432	Biobehavioral Aspects of Stress (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101, BIOL 141, BBH 310 or equivalent
440	Principles of Epidemiology (3) / (HPA 440), Prerequisite: BBH 101 or BIOL 110 or HPA 310; STAT 200 or STAT 250
452	Women's Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BIOL 141 or PSYCH 100 or WMNST 100
458	Critical Issues in Reproduction (3), Prerequisite: WMNST 100 or WMNST 100U or WMNST 105N or WMNST 106N or WMNST 106Q or WMNST 301 or PSYCH 100

Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS)

101N	Introduction to Human Communication (3)
162N	Communicating Care (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 15 or 30
175	Persuasion and Propaganda (3)
200	Language, Culture, and Communication (3)
203	Interpersonal Communication (3)
206	Mediation and Communication (3)
213	Persuasive Speaking (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
215	Argumentation (3)
250	Small Group Communication (3)
251	Communication, Advocacy, and Entrepreneurship
252	Business and Professional Communication (3)
253	Health Communication (3)
271N	Intercultural Communication (3)
283	Communication and Information Technology I (3)
352	Organizational Communication (3)
404	Conflict Resolution and Negotiation (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
421	Communication and Aging (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of CAS
426W	Communication Ethics (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
450W	Group Communication Theory and Research (3)
452	Organizational Communication Theory and Research (3) Prerequisite: CAS 100 or CAS 137H or ENGL 137H or 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
453	Health Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
455	Gender Roles in Communication (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
470	Nonverbal Communication (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits of CAS
471	Intercultural Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing
478	Contemporary American Political Rhetoric (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
483	Communication and Information Technology II (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS

Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD)

146	Introduction to Communication Sciences and Disorders (3)
218	American Sign Language I (3)
269	Deaf Culture (3)

Economics (ECON)

104	Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy (3)
106	Statistical Foundations for Econometrics (3)
302	Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102
304	Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (3), Prerequisite: ECON 104
306	Introduction to Econometrics (3), Prerequisite: ECON 106
315	Labor Economics (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102
323	Public Finance (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102
342	Industrial Organization (3), Prerequisite: ECON 102
402	Decision Making and Strategy in Economics (3), Prerequisite: ECON 302; SCM 200 or STAT 200
412	Labor Economics and Labor Markets: Theory, Evidence, and Policy (3), Prerequisite: ECON 302 or ECON 315
425	Economics of Public Expenditures (3), Prerequisite: ECON 302 or ECON 323
445	Health Economics / (HPA 445) (3), Prerequisite: ECON 302, ECON 315 or ECON 323

Geography (GEOG)

220	Perspectives on Human Geography (3)
230	Geographic Perspectives on Environment, Society and Sustrainability (3)
324	Place, Space and Culture (3), Prerequisites: GEOG 220 or GEOG 20 or GEOG 2N
425	Geography of Race, Class, and Poverty in America (3), Prerequisites: GEOG 126; ECON 102 or ECON 104
433	Geographies of Justice (3)

Global and International Studies (GLIS)

101N	Globalization
102N	Global Pathways

Philosophy (PHIL)

9	Philosophy, Race, and Diversity (3)
10	Critical Thinking (3)
103	Ethics (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030
105	Philosophy of Law (3)
106	Business Ethics (3)
107	Philosophy of Technology (3)
108	Social and Political Philosophy (3)
110	Philosophy of Science (3)
119	Ethical Leadership (3)
132	Bioethics (3)
432	Medical and Health Care Ethics (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing

Political Science (PLSC)

3	Comparing Politics around the Globe (3)
120N	State, Society, and Public Policy (3)
202	American Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1 or PLSC 1H or PLSC 1S
309	Quantitative Political Analysis (3), Prerequisite: Any 3 credits in political science
403	The Legislative Process (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1 or PLSC 3
404	Analyzing Public Policy in the American States (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1, PLSC 309
425	Government and Politics of the American States (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 001
426	Political Parties and Interest Groups (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1
427	Political Opinion (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1
428	Gender and Politics / (WMNST 428) (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in political science or women's studies
471	American Constitutional Law (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1
472	The American Legal Process (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1
488	Comparative Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 003
474	Civil Liberties and Due Process (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1
489	Public Administration (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 001
490	Policy Making and Evaluation (3), Prerequisite: PLSC 1 , PL C 2 , or PUBPL 304W

Public Policy (PUBPL)

305	Leadership Studies (3), Prerequisite: 4th semester standing
306	Introduction to Crisis and Emergency Management (3)
419	Race and Public Policy (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC
475	Critical Infrastructure Protection (3), Prerequisites: PLSC 201; HLS 4-4
482	Seminar in Health Policy (3)
490	Seminar in Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: 7th semester standing

Rural Sociology (R SOC)

11	Introductory to Rural Sociology (3)

Science (SC)

125N	History of Infection Disease and Epidemiology (3)
135N	Society and Disease Management (3)

Statistics (STAT)

318	Elementary Probability (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 141
319	Elementary Mathematical Statistics (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 318 or STAT 318 or MATH 414 or STAT 414 or STAT 418 or MATH 418
401	Experimental Methods (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 111 or MATH 141
414	Introduction to Probability Theory (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 230 or Concurrent: MATH 232 or (MATH 231 and RM 214)
415	Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 414 or STAT 414

Population and Public Health Concentration:

African American Studies (AFAM)

100N	Living While Black: Themes in African American Thought and Experience (3)
302	Diversity and Health (3) Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 001
409	Racial and Ethnic Inequality in America (3) Prerequisite: SOC 001

Biobehavioral Health (BBH)

48	Values and Health Behavior (1.5)
101	Introduction to Behavioral Health (3)
119	Behavior, Health, and Disease (3)
130	Strategies for Addressing the Obesity and Diabetes Epidemics (3)
143	Drugs, Behavior, and Health (3)
146	Introduction to Health and Human Sexuality (3)
251	Straight Talks I: Advanced Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity Peer Education (3)
302	Diversity and Health (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 001
305	Introduction to Global Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
315	Gender and Biobehavioral Health (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
316	Foundations and Principles of Health Promotion (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
324	HealthWorks Peer Education Training (3)
325	Health Promotion Services Training (3), Prerequisites: PSYCH 100 or CAS 100
370	Environmental Health and Sustainability (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101 and BBH 316
402	African Health and Development (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 305
407	Global Health Equity (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 101 or 3 credits in SOC
432	Biobehavioral Aspects of Stress (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101, BIOL 141, BBH 310 or equivalent
440	Principles of Epidemiology (3) / (HPA 440), Prerequisite: BBH 101 or BIOL 110 or HPA 310; STAT 200 or STAT 250
452	Women's Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BIOL 141 or PSYCH 100 or WMNST 100
458	Critical Issues in Reproduction (3), Prerequisite: WMNST 100 or WMNST 100U or WMNST 105N or WMNST 106N or WMNST 106Q or WMNST 301 or PSYCH 100

Chinese (CHNS)

120	Introduction to Chinese Literature and Culture (3)

Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS)

101N	Introduction to Human Communication (3)
162N	Communicating Care (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 15 or 30
175	Persuasion and Propaganda (3)
200	Language, Culture, and Communication (3)
203	Interpersonal Communication (3)
206	Mediation and Communication (3)
213	Persuasive Speaking (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
215	Argumentation (3)
250	Small Group Communication (3)
251	Communication, Advocacy, and Entrepreneurship
252	Business and Professional Communication (3)
253	Health Communication (3)
271N	Intercultural Communication (3)
283	Communication and Information Technology I (3)
352	Organizational Communication (3)
404	Conflict Resolution and Negotiation (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
421	Communication and Aging (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of CAS
426W	Communication Ethics (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
450W	Group Communication Theory and Research (3)
452	Organizational Communication Theory and Research (3) Prerequisite: CAS 100 or CAS 137H or ENGL 137H or 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
453	Health Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: CAS 100
455	Gender Roles in Communication (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing
470	Nonverbal Communication (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits of CAS
471	Intercultural Communication Theory and Research (3), Prerequisite: 5th semester standing
478	Contemporary American Political Rhetoric (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS
483	Communication and Information Technology II (3), Prerequisite: 3rd semester standing or 6 credits of CAS

Geography (GEOG)

220	Perspectives on Human Geography (3)
230	Geographic Perspectives on Environment, Society and Sustrainability (3)
324	Place, Space and Culture (3), Prerequisites: GEOG 220 or GEOG 20 or GEOG 2N
425	Geography of Race, Class, and Poverty in America (3), Prerequisites: GEOG 126; ECON 102 or ECON 104
433	Geographies of Justice (3)

Global and International Studies (GLIS)

101N	Globalization
102N	Global Pathways

Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS)

129	Introduction to Human Development and Family Studies (3)
229	Infant and Child Development (3)
239	Adolescent Development (3)
249N	Adult Development and Aging (3)
250	Sexual Identity over the Life Span (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST
287	Intercultural Community-Building (3)
315	Family Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 129; 3 credits of social behavioral or human biological sciences
405	Gender and Social Development (3) Prerequisite: HDFS 129 and (HDFS 312W or 6 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST or BIOL or BISC)
412	Adult-Child Relationships (3), Prerequisite: HDSF 229 OR PSYCH 212; HDFS 311; HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
416	Racial and Ethnic Diversity and the American Family (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
424	Family Development in an Economic Context (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
428	Infant Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
429	Advanced Child Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
431	Family Disorganization: Stress Points in the Contemporary Family (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits in HDFS or 6 credits in PSYCH or 6 credits in SOC or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in PSYCH) or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in SOC) or (3 credits in PSYCH and 3 credits in SOC)
432	Developmental Problems in Childhood and Adolescence (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229; HDFS 239 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
433	Developmental Transitions to Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 239; HDFS 312W
434	Perspectives on Aging (3) / (SOC 435), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; 6 credits in sociology
440	Family Policy (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of SOC of HDFS
445	Development Throughout Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249; HDFS 312W or PSYCH 301W; PSYCH 200 or STAT 200 or 3 credits in STAT; 6 credits in HDFS or PSYCH or SOC
447	Issues in Gerontology (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249 or HDFS 445; HDFS 312W
455	Development and Administration of Human Services Programs (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 311

Kinesiology (KINES)

100	The Cultural and Behavioral Foundations of Kinesiology (3)
202	Functional Human Anatomy (4)
203	Medical Terminology for Allied Health Professionals (3)
345	Meaning, Ethics, and Movement (3), Prerequisite: KINES 100
445	Alcohol and Drug Education (3), Prerequisite: 9 credits of health science and/or psychology
481W	Scientific Basis of Exercise for Older Adults (3), Prerequisite: KINES 350

Latina and Latino Studies (LTNST)

100	Introduction to Latina/o Studies (3)

Nutrition (NUTR)

100	Nutrition Applications for a Healthy Lifestyle (3)
251	Introductory Principles of Nutrition (3)
360	Nutrition Education and Behavior Change Theory (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251
361	Community and Public Health Nutrition (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251, Concurrent course: NUTR 360
421	Biocultural Perspectives on Public Health Nutrition (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251
425	Global Nutrition Problems: Health, Science, and Ethics

Public Policy (PUBPL)

305	Leadership Studies (3), Prerequisite: 4th semester standing
306	Introduction to Crisis and Emergency Management (3)
419	Race and Public Policy (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC
475	Critical Infrastructure Protection (3), Prerequisites: PLSC 201; HLS 4-4
482	Seminar in Health Policy (3)
490	Seminar in Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: 7th semester standing

Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management (RPTM)

120	Leisure and Human Behavior
277	Inclusive Leisure Services (3)
300Y	Tourism and Leisure Behavior (3)

Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS)

100	Introduction to Disability Culture (3)
301	Introduction to Counseling as a Profession (3)
403	Medical Aspects of Disability (3), Prerequisite: 4th semester standing or Graduate Status. Recommended preparation: 6 credits in psychology, sociology, human development and family studies and/or crime, law and justice
410	Employment Strategies for People with Disabilities (3), Prerequisites: 5th semester standing or 3 credits of LHR or LHR 100

Rural Sociology (R SOC)

11	Introductory to Rural Sociology (3)

Science (SC)

125N	History of Infection Disease and Epidemiology (3)
135N	Society and Disease Management (3)

Sociology (SOC)

1	Introduction to Sociology (3)
3	Introductory Social Psychology (3)
5	Social Problems (3)
35	Sociology of Aging (3)
110	Sociology of Gender (3)
119N	Race, Ethnicity and Culture (3-4)
150N	Health people, Healthy Society (3)
409	Racial and Ethnic Inequality in America (3) / (AFAM 409), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
419	Race and Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
424	Social Change (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
428	Homelessness in America (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC
435	Perspectives on Aging (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; 6 credits in Sociology
440	Family Policy / (HDFS 440) (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of SOC or HDFS
451	Health, Disease & Society (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC

Sustainability (SUST)

242N	Issues in Sustainability (3), Prerequisite: ENGL 15 or ENGL 30
325N	Health and Environmental Sustainability (3)

Long-Term Services and Supports Concentration:

Biobehavioral Health (BBH)

48	Values and Health Behavior (1.5)
101	Introduction to Behavioral Health (3)
119	Behavior, Health, and Disease (3)
130	Strategies for Addressing the Obesity and Diabetes Epidemics (3)
143	Drugs, Behavior, and Health (3)
146	Introduction to Health and Human Sexuality (3)
251	Straight Talks I: Advanced Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity Peer Education (3)
302	Diversity and Health (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 001
305	Introduction to Global Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
315	Gender and Biobehavioral Health (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
316	Foundations and Principles of Health Promotion (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101
324	HealthWorks Peer Education Training (3)
325	Health Promotion Services Training (3), Prerequisites: PSYCH 100 or CAS 100
370	Environmental Health and Sustainability (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101 and BBH 316
402	African Health and Development (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 305
407	Global Health Equity (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: BBH 101 or 3 credits in SOC
432	Biobehavioral Aspects of Stress (3), Prerequisite: BBH 101, BIOL 141, BBH 310 or equivalent
440	Principles of Epidemiology (3) / (HPA 440), Prerequisite: BBH 101 or BIOL 110 or HPA 310; STAT 200 or STAT 250
452	Women's Health Issues (3), Prerequisite: BIOL 141 or PSYCH 100 or WMNST 100
458	Critical Issues in Reproduction (3), Prerequisite: WMNST 100 or WMNST 100U or WMNST 105N or WMNST 106N or WMNST 106Q or WMNST 301 or PSYCH 100

Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD)

146	Introduction to Communication Sciences and Disorders (3)
218	American Sign Language I (3)
269	Deaf Culture (3)

Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS)

129	Introduction to Human Development and Family Studies (3)
229	Infant and Child Development (3)
239	Adolescent Development (3)
249N	Adult Development and Aging (3)
250	Sexual Identity over the Life Span (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST
287	Intercultural Community-Building (3)
315	Family Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 129; 3 credits of social behavioral or human biological sciences
405	Gender and Social Development (3) Prerequisite: HDFS 129 and (HDFS 312W or 6 credits in ANTH or BBH or CAS or COMM or CRIM or CRIMJ or GEOG or HDFS or HIST or PSYCH or SOC or WMNST or BIOL or BISC)
412	Adult-Child Relationships (3), Prerequisite: HDSF 229 OR PSYCH 212; HDFS 311; HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
416	Racial and Ethnic Diversity and the American Family (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
424	Family Development in an Economic Context (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; HDFS 315 OR HDFS 315Y
428	Infant Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
429	Advanced Child Development (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
431	Family Disorganization: Stress Points in the Contemporary Family (3), Prerequisite: 6 credits in HDFS or 6 credits in PSYCH or 6 credits in SOC or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in PSYCH) or (3 credits in HDFS and 3 credits in SOC) or (3 credits in PSYCH and 3 credits in SOC)
432	Developmental Problems in Childhood and Adolescence (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 229; HDFS 239 or PSYCH 212; HDFS 312W
433	Developmental Transitions to Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 239; HDFS 312W
434	Perspectives on Aging (3) / (SOC 435), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; 6 credits in sociology
440	Family Policy (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of SOC of HDFS
445	Development Throughout Adulthood (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249; HDFS 312W or PSYCH 301W; PSYCH 200 or STAT 200 or 3 credits in STAT; 6 credits in HDFS or PSYCH or SOC
447	Issues in Gerontology (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 249 or HDFS 445; HDFS 312W
455	Development and Administration of Human Services Programs (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 311

Hospitality Management (HM)

201	Introduction to Management in the Hospitality Industry (3)
306	Hospitality in Senior Living (3)

Kinesiology (KINES)

100	The Cultural and Behavioral Foundations of Kinesiology (3)
202	Functional Human Anatomy (4)
203	Medical Terminology for Allied Health Professionals (3)
345	Meaning, Ethics, and Movement (3), Prerequisite: KINES 100
445	Alcohol and Drug Education (3), Prerequisite: 9 credits of health science and/or psychology
481W	Scientific Basis of Exercise for Older Adults (3), Prerequisite: KINES 350

Nursing (NURS)

203	First Aid and CPR (3)
325N	Health and Environmental Sustainability (3)
401	Concepts of Health (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 1
402	Holistic Health (3), Prerequisite: NURS 401
452	Women's Health Issues (3) / BBH 452, WMNST 452
464	Dying and Death (3), Prerequisite: PSYCH 100 or SOC 1

Nutrition (NUTR)

100	Nutrition Applications for a Healthy Lifestyle (3)
251	Introductory Principles of Nutrition (3)
360	Nutrition Education and Behavior Change Theory (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251
361	Community and Public Health Nutrition (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251, Concurrent course: NUTR 360
421	Biocultural Perspectives on Public Health Nutrition (3), Prerequisite: NUTR 251
425	Global Nutrition Problems: Health, Science, and Ethics

Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management (RPTM)

120	Leisure and Human Behavior
277	Inclusive Leisure Services (3)
300Y	Tourism and Leisure Behavior (3)

Public Policy (PUBPL)

305	Leadership Studies (3), Prerequisite: 4th semester standing
306	Introduction to Crisis and Emergency Management (3)
419	Race and Public Policy (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC
475	Critical Infrastructure Protection (3), Prerequisites: PLSC 201; HLS 4-4
482	Seminar in Health Policy (3)
490	Seminar in Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: 7th semester standing

Sociology (SOC)

1	Introduction to Sociology (3)
3	Introductory Social Psychology (3)
5	Social Problems (3)
35	Sociology of Aging (3)
110	Sociology of Gender (3)
119N	Race, Ethnicity and Culture (3-4)
150N	Health people, Healthy Society (3)
409	Racial and Ethnic Inequality in America (3) / (AFAM 409), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
419	Race and Public Policy (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
424	Social Change (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits in sociology
428	Homelessness in America (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC
435	Perspectives on Aging (3), Prerequisite: HDFS 312W; 6 credits in Sociology
440	Family Policy / (HDFS 440) (3), Prerequisite: 3 credits of SOC or HDFS
451	Health, Disease & Society (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: 3 credits in SOC

Health Data Analytics Concentration:

Industrial Engineering (IE)

305	Product Design, Specification and Measurement (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: EDSGN 100
322	Probabilistic Models in Industrial Engineering (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 141
323	Stastistical Methods in Industrial Engineering (3), Enforced prerequisite as enrollment: IE 322
433	Regression Analysis and Design of Experiments (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415
434	Statistical Quality Control (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415
436	Six Sigma Methodology (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: IE 323 or STAT 319 or MATH 319 or STAT 415 or MATH 415

Information Sciences and Technology (IST)

110	Introduction to Information, People and Technology (3)
210	Organization of Data (3), Recommended prerequisite: IST 110
220	Networking and Telecommunications (3), Recommended prerequisite: IST 110

Mathematics (MATH)

140	Calculus With Analytic Geometry I (4), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 22 and MATH 26 or MATH 26 and satisfactory performance on the mathematics placement examination or MATH 40 or MATH 41 or satisfactory performance on the mathematics placement examination.
141	Calculus With Analytic Geometry II (4), Enforced prerequisite at Enrollment: MATH 140 or MATH 140A or MATH 140B or MATH 140E or MATH 140G or MATH 140H.

Management Information Systems (MIS)

250	Introduction to Problem Solving with Spreadsheet Analysis and Information Systems Management (3)

Security and Risk Analysis (SRA)

111	Introduction to Security and Risk Analysis (3)

Statistics (STAT)

318	Elementary Probability (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 141
319	Elementary Mathematical Statistics (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 318 or STAT 318 or MATH 414 or STAT 414 or STAT 418 or MATH 418
401	Experimental Methods (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 111 or MATH 141
414	Introduction to Probability Theory (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 230 or Concurrent: MATH 232 or (MATH 231 and RM 214)
415	Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (3), Enforced prerequisite at enrollment: MATH 414 or STAT 414