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Nov 25, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Health Humanities, Minor
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This minor focuses on the Health Humanities, an interdisciplinary field that applies humanistic perspectives to health and healthcare. This minor is meant for those interested either in pursuing a career in a health-related field or in becoming more informed about how the humanities can impact the health field, for use in their personal lives as advocates for family members or themselves. This minor provides students with the tools to analyze healthcare situations and advocate for a multifaceted approach to understanding the patient and health provider relationship. Courses critically examine various aspects of health, from provider education to narratives of illness to issues like equity, gender, and bioethics. Additionally, an optional internship working with a health-related service will enhance the student’s experiential knowledge.
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Degree Requirements
15 units (no more than six units from lower-division coursework). There are 6 units of required courses, and 9 units of special topics courses including an internship option.
Required Courses (6 units)
College of Liberal Arts Courses - Group A (3 Units)
- ANTH 155 - Medical Technologies and Human Bodies (3 Units)
- ANTH 353 - Health and Healing (3 units)
- CLSC 370 - Medicine in the Ancient World (3 units)
- COMM 330 - Intercultural Communication (3 units)
- COMM 412 - Gender and Communication (3 units)
- COMM 430 - Advanced Concepts in Intercultural Communication (3 units)
- COMM 443 - Communication and Mindfulness (3 units)
- CWL 210 - Erotica, Love, Romance: Literary and Cultural Representations (3 units)
- ENGL 317 - Professional and Technical Writing (3 units)
- ENGL 383 - Science and Science Fiction (3 units)
- ENGL 419 - Writing in Science, Social Science, and Technology (3 units)
- GEOG 371 - Geospatial Science for Health (3 units)
- HDEV 300 - Death and Dying (3 units)
- HDEV 406 - Personal Narrative & Storytelling: Emotion, Cognition, & Culture (3 units)
- HDEV 407 - Cultural Perspectives on Child & Adolescent Mental Health (3 units)
- HIST 400 - History of Western Scientific Thought (3 units)
- HIST 487 - Madness, Mental Health, and Psychiatry in America (3 units)
- PHIL 363 - Ethical Theory (3 units)
- PSY 375 - Community Psychology (3 units)
- PSY 378 - Health Psychology (3 units)
- PSY 379 - Psychology of Stress (3 units)
- R/ST 230 - Heaven, Hell and Other Afterlives (3 units)
- R/ST 308 - Comparative Religious Ethics (3 units)
- SOC 462 - Sociology of Health and Medicine (3 units)
- SOC 463 - Mental Health and Society (3 units)
- SOC 464 - Aging and Society (3 units)
- SOC 466 - AIDS and Society (3 units)
- SOC 493 - Selected Topics in Medical Sociology (3 units)
- WGSS 101 - Gender, Race, Sex and the Body (3 units)
- WGSS 375 - Reproductive Justice (3 units)
College of Health and Human Services - Group B (3 units)
Course from Either Group A or Group B, Internship or Cross-listed Interdisciplinary Health Humanities course (3 units)
- One of the above courses from Groups A and B.
- CWL 492 Internship Program
- CWL/HDEV/BIO/HCA 4xx Health and the Whole Human: An Interdisciplinary Study (course is currently in development)
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