HED-212

Women's Health and Wellness

This course explores psychological and sociological, as well as historical, economic, and anthropological concepts related to health issues pertinent to women in their young adult years through middle to late adulthood. A conceptual framework based on theories in the social sciences, and integration of the scientific method and methods utilized by social scientists to obtain data, will be used to explore health and wellness issues, such as stress, psychosocial/socio-emotional wellness, exercise, nutrition, addiction, relationships, sexuality, disease and behavior choices to support self-care via a personal self-care/wellness plan. Three class hours.

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HED-212 Sections for Summer 2024

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1 Section Offered

HED-212, Section SL1

CRN #61741
Online/Virtual Campus (asynchronous)

Instructor(s)

Sara Weinstein

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Jun 3rd, 2024 – Jul 3rd, 2024N/A
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Location Online
Date(s) Jun 3rd, 2024 – Jul 3rd, 2024
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