A Global Health Partnership
YOU ARE INVITED TO TAKE ENG 398/598: HONDURAS WATER PROJECT
TUESDAY/THURSDAY| 3:30-4:50PM
Enroll in this two-semester course (Fa16 and Sp17) and you will help design a water distribution system for a rural Honduran community by addressing the political, social, and …
CHLH 594: Climate Change, Community Needs and Public Health
Led by Adjunct Professors Warren Lavey and Dr. Holly Rosencranz
Course Description
This course explores public health capacity building from the perspectives of a regulatory lawyer/economist and a medical educator/practitioner. The …
Sociology 196 – The HIV/AIDS Pandemic: Global and Local Perspectives
Course Focus
The HIV/AIDS pandemic has drastically altered the global social, political, economic and demographic landscape. Delivering education concerning the virus, expanding prevention programs, monitoring the needs of countries and …
PATH 527: Emerging Issues and Research on Harmful Cyanobacterial Algal Blooms Impact on Populations, Ecosystems, and Water
A Special Problems Course for Fall 2014
Meets Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m.
CRN 47106
Topics to include:
Global Perspectives
Metadata and Emerging Technologies
Animal, …
Syllabus: International Veterinary Medicine
VCM 671
Course Coordinator: Dr. Margarethe Hoenig
The goal of this course is to introduce an interdisciplinary program in international veterinary medicine which will serve to familiarize students with international issues and …
Real-World Design: The Honduras Water Project
(ENG 398/598 HWP)
Enroll in this two-semester course (Fa13 and Sp14) and you will help design and implement a water distribution system and health program in a rural Honduran community. By working closely with …
One medicine, one health: Emerging diseases and public policy is a seminar and policy development course designed to explore the interrelatedness of human, animal, and environmental health.
Through a combination of guest lectures, class discussion, and small group writing projects, …