| The doctoral degree in
Human Performance with a specialization in Health
prepares students to conduct research and teach courses
in the field. In addition to the doctoral
dissertation, the degree consists of two courses in
education, five courses in statistics and research
methods, and eight courses in the Health
specialization. (Additional information can be
obtained under the graduate program link of the
departmental
web page.
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Ph.D. Health Specialization Course
Offerings
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| A total of 23 hours of coursework and
independent research is to be selected in consultation
with the graduate advisor.
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(This is a draft subject to change)
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Health Promotion & Disease
Prevention
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| PHED 7010 |
Analysis and Criticism of
Professional Literature
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| HHP 7060 |
Fieldwork or
Laboratory Experiment in Physical Education
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| HHP 7090 |
Professional Preparation
in Human Performance
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| HLTH 6850 |
Methods in
Epidemiology
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| HLTH 7120 |
Research in
Epidemiology
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| HLTH 6000 |
Stress Management in
Health & Health Promotion
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| HLTH 6102 |
Theories of Health
Education & Behavior
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| NFS 6200 |
Advances in Carbohydrates,
Lipids, and Proteins
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| NFS 6210 |
Vitamin and Mineral
Metabolism
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| HLTH 6510 |
The Nation's
Health
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Program Planning and Evaluation
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| HLTH 6860 |
Program Planning for
Health Promotion
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| HHP 6930 |
Principles and Philosophy
of School Health Programs
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| HHP 6950 |
Advanced Methods of
Community Health Education
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| HLTH 6970 |
Advanced Methods in Human
Sexuality Education
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| PSY 6580 |
Multivariate Data
Analysis
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| PSY 7100 |
Multicultural & Social
Bases for Assessment & Intervention Practices
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| PSY 7520 |
Assessment & Treatment
of Addictions
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| SOC 6620 |
Quantitative Research
Methods
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| SOC 6720 |
Qualitative Research
Methods
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| BIOL 6350 |
Biostatistical
Analysis
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| ECON 6400 |
Economics of Health
Care
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Physiological and Social Influences on
Health
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| HLTH 6500 |
Patho-Pharmacology |
| EXSC 6650 |
Physiological Bases of
Human Performance
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| PSY 6340 |
Behavioral Medicine:
Theory & Application
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