Prerequisites: NE-712 and NE-713 or instructor's permission. This course builds on foundational courses (NE-712 and NE-713). Its focus is program level evaluation in the context of a broader system. It covers the major frameworks for program design and evaluation including

Prerequisites: NH-716 - may take concurrently. Pass/Fail option available. This course focuses on the skills necessary to effectively manage or participate in Health Information Technology (HIT) and/or quality/process improvement projects. The class will cover HIT/Quality

Prerequisites: None. This course provides an overview of the stress system as it relates to health, illness, and the human experience. Concepts including allostasis, allostatic load, and resilience, along with the physiology of relaxation response will be presented, with

Prerequisites: None Pass/ Faill and audit available Management of persons, families, or groups with HIV/AIDS, with emphasis on case management strategies with culturally diverse clients applied in primary, secondary and tertiary.

Prerequisites: NH-842, NH-826 (can be waived by instructor). Can also be taken simultaneously with or before NH-862 (Global Health Practicum. Pass/Fail option available. Building on concepts that were covered in Introduction to Global Health, this course will introduce

Prerequisites: None. This course will focus on social mission of increasing diversity of education, reducing stereotypes, and increasing empowerment of diverse voices in nursing education.

Prerequisites: OT-610, OT-662, OT-773. Pass/Fail, Audit not available. This course will prepare students for the design and implementation of the OTD clinical doctoral project. The seminar will offer review and discussion of statistical analyses as related to health sciences

Prerequisites: OT-610, OT-611, OT-662. Pass/Fail, Audit not available. This is the third in a series of research-based courses where students will progress to the implementation phase of their scholarly / research projects. Students will take the steps necessary to implement

Prerequisites: OT-621, OT-622, OT-650, OT-773. Pass/Fail, Audit not available. This seminar based course will focus on the physical, virtual, social, and political aspects of the environment surrounding the client and how these factors influence occupation and participation.

Prerequisites: OT-720. In this course, students will explore concepts of professional reasoning and critical inquiry as the basis for professional decision-making. Students will systematically analyze reasoning and occupation-based theories as guides to professional