Study of traditional herbal medicines, commonly used medicinal plants, and modern plant-derived drugs.
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WRT 290: Writing with AI
Learn AI-assisted tools for effective academic, professional, and public writing.
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Introduction to working with sources and the research process.
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Writing emphasizing the sharing of information.
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Basic principles of epidemiology as they apply to public health research and practice; emphasizing the practical application of epidemiologic knowledge to literature evaluation.
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Introduction to the exploration and practice of information literacy and library research concepts and skills, with an emphasis on the communication of information in today’s world.
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The course explores intermediate concepts, theories, and research in interdisciplinary perspectives on public health.
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This course will draw from the disciplines of economics, public policy, public health, and consumer behavior to offer a comprehensive understanding of the intersection of health and wealth.
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An interdisciplinary framework to review important personal financial issues and to offer applicable tools to help students make good financial choices on earning, spending, borrowing, protecting, investing and saving money.
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Focusing on race, cultural diversity, socio-economic status, disabilities, and sexual orientation, this course will facilitate students’ examination of their own stereotypes to analyze how to be a social justice advocate.
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