Undergraduate Minor in US/Mexico Border Health The NMSU Department of Health Science

The Department of Health Science offers an Undergraduate Minor in US/Mexico Border Health.

Requirements

Gila National Forest

Near the Gila Cliff Dwellings
Southern New Mexico, United States

• Undergraduate Minor in U.S.-Mexico Border Health (18 credit hours)
• Core U.S.-Mexico Border Health Courses (6 credit hours)
• HLS 463 Interdisciplinary Seminar (when subtitle relates to US-Mexico Border Health) (3 cr.)
• - or HLS 466 International Health Practicum (3 cr.)
• HLS 469 US-Mexico Border Health Issues (3 cr.)
• Select Two to Four (6 to 12 credit hours)
• HLS 461 Health Communication with Hispanic Clients (3 cr.)
• HLS 462 Hispanic Health Issues (3 cr.)
• HLS 463 Interdisciplinary Seminar (when subtitle relates to US-Mexico Border Health) (3 cr.)
• HLS 464G Cross-Cultural Aspects of Health (3 cr.)
• HLS 465 International Health Problems (3 cr.)
• HLS 466 International Health Practicum (3 cr.)
• HLS 467 Rural Health Issues (3 cr.)
• HLS 468 Coping with Loss and grief: A Cross-Cultural Perspective (3 cr.)
• HLS 486 Special Topics (when subtitle relates to US-Mexico Border Health) (3 cr.)
• HLS 494 Aging in a Multi-Cultural Society (3 cr.)
• Select up to Two (maximum 6 credit hours)
• HLS 481 AIDS and Public Health Practice and Policy (3 cr.)
• HLS 483 Parental and Child Health Issues (3 cr.)
• HLS 484 Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Control (3 cr.)
• HLS 488 Health Dilemmas of Selected Populations (3 cr.)
• HLS 489 Ethics and Jurisprudence for Health Personnel (3 cr.)