Human Services – Rural Public Health A.A.

Philosophy:

The Rural Public Health Option prepares students with introductory knowledge to work in the field. The emphasis of this degree is on public health, basic research and transfer to other institutions.

Expected Learner Outcomes:

Students will:

  1. Apply critical thinking skills within the context of behavioral health practice
  2. Understand the value base of the profession and its ethical standards
  3. Demonstrate basic research skills
  4. Use communication skills differently across client populations, colleagues, organizational settings and communities
  5. Analyze the uniqueness of providing services in rural Native communities

Course Requirements:

Students will complete the GENERAL EDUCATION and the PROFESSIONAL CORE degree requirements as outlined in the appropriate sections with these specific courses required for completion of General Education.

General Education

ART 110ART APPRECIATION

3

Or

MUS 110MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

 

BIOH 101FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN BIOLOGY

3

And

BIOH 102FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB

1

 

CAPP 120INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

3

WRIT 101COLLEGE WRITING I

3

WRIT 201COLLEGE WRITING II

3

 

HUM 201HUMANITIES

3

Or

HUM 213CHIPPEWA CREE RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY

3

Or

HUM 220CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

3

Or

NAS 262CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN AMERICAN INDIAN LIFE

3

 

M 121COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

NAS 101HISTORY OF INDIANS IN THE U.S.

3

 

NASX 100CREE LANGUAGE I

3

Or

NASX 105CREE LANGUAGE II

3

Or

NASX 115CHIPPEWA LANGUAGE I

3

 

PSYX 100INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

3

COMX 111PUBLIC SPEAKING

3

Total Credit Hours:34

Professional Core

AD 150INTRODUCTION TO ADDICTION, TRAUMA, GRIEF AND LOSS

3

 

HPE 285PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS

3

Or

HS 228NATIVE AND HOLISTIC HEALING

3

Or

NAS 282BISHKANEWIN ISHKODE PERSONAL HEALING FROM HISTORICAL TRAUMA

3

 

NAS 281BISHKANEWIN ISHKODE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF ILLNESS

3

 

HS 172MULTICULTURAL ISSUES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES

3

Or

HS 220INTRODUCTION TO RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH

3

 

HS 285BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITATOR TRAINING

3

HS 272PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR, ETHICS & CASE MANAGEMENT

3

PSYX 220INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH

3

PSYX 131LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT

3

 

NAS 283BISHKANEWIN ISHKODE HEALING THE COMMUNITY

3

Or

SOCI 101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

 

STAT 216INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

3

Total Credit Hours:29

Total Credit Hours: 63

Student Ed Plan

Associate of Science Rural Public Health

Fall – Year 1

M 121COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

WRIT 101COLLEGE WRITING I

3

CAPP 120INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

3

COMX 111PUBLIC SPEAKING

3

HUM Elective

3

Total Credit Hours:15

Spring – Year 1

PSYX 100INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

3

 

NASX 100CREE LANGUAGE I

3

Or

NASX 115CHIPPEWA LANGUAGE I

3

 

ART 110ART APPRECIATION

3

Or

MUS 110MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

 

HPE 285PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS

3

Or

HS 228NATIVE AND HOLISTIC HEALING

3

Or

NAS 282BISHKANEWIN ISHKODE PERSONAL HEALING FROM HISTORICAL TRAUMA

3

 

WRIT 201COLLEGE WRITING II

3

NAS 100INTRODUCTION TO CHIPPEWA CREE HISTORY

1

Total Credit Hours:18

Fall – Year 2

AD 150INTRODUCTION TO ADDICTION, TRAUMA, GRIEF AND LOSS

3

 

BIOH 101FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN BIOLOGY

3

And

BIOH 102FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB

1

 

SOCI 101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

 

HS 172MULTICULTURAL ISSUES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES

3

Or

HS 220INTRODUCTION TO RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH

3

 

PSYX 220INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH

3

Total Credit Hours:16

Spring – Year 2

HS 220INTRODUCTION TO RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH

3

HS 272PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR, ETHICS & CASE MANAGEMENT

3

HS 285BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITATOR TRAINING

3

PSYX 131LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT

3

STAT 216INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

3

Total Credit Hours:14

Total Credit Hours: 63