Community Health, BS

Core Curriculum Requirements (55-62 Hours)

The Core Curriculum 

Technical Requirements (7-8 Hours)

• BIO 281 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I Hours: 4
• MAT 115 - Introduction to Statistics Hours: 3

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• MAT 215 - Applied Statistics Hours: 4

Major Requirements (34 Hours)

• HES 287 - Personal Health Hours: 3
• HES 325 - Community Health Hours: 3
• HES 335 - Communicating and Advocating for Health Hours:
• HES 385 - Research in Health Exercise and Sport Science Hours: 3
• HES 425 - Health Promotion Programming and Evaluation Hours: 3

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• Choose three topic-focused electives from the following:

• HES 288 - Nutrition Hours: 3
• HES 373 - Women’s Wholeness Hours: 3
• HES 435 - Methods in Health Education Hours: 3
• HES 451 - Human Sexuality Hours: 3
• HES 452G - Global Health & Ethics Hours: 3
• HES 453 - Application of Theories Hours: 3

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• Choose two Society/Behavior/Leadership electives from the following:

• BSB 363 - Leadership Foundations in Organizations Hours: 3
• BUS 426 - Leadership Development Hours: 3
• HCS 250G - Multicultural Perspectives Hours: 3
• POL 351 - Public Policy Hours: 3
• PSY 320 - Lifespan Development Hours: 3
• PSY 328 - Health Psychology Hours: 3
• PSY 374 - Drugs and Behavior Hours: 3

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• Practicum (required 4 hours)

• HES 455 - Community Health Practicum I Hours: 2
• HES 456 - Community Health Practicum II Hours: 2

General Elective Credits

(If Needed)

Total Credit Hours (Minimum) 128

On occasion, technical and/or program requirements may also meet specific core curriculum requirements. Please confer with your program advisor to determine which courses, if any, may be counted accordingly.

All Bachelors programs at Lenoir-Rhyne require at least 128 credit hours. If, in combination, core, technical, and program requirements do not generate at least 128 hours, additional credits must be completed to achieve 128 hours. These classes may be general electives, or a student may complete a minor or additional major.

+ Students may submit documentation of current certification in CPR-First Aid to meet proficiency. This does not earn credit. 1 credit must be earned elsewhere in the program.

++For transfer students, other upper-level research methods courses may be submitted for credit as approved by Program Coordinator.

+++Some of these courses have required prerequisites, which must be completed prior to enrollment.