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PUBH 440: Internship
1.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
Offers students the opportunity to integrate least two separate internships are strongly recommended. Prerequisites: junior or senior standing (for transfer students, at least 15 hours completed at Westminster), minimum 2.5 GPA, and consent of faculty supervisor and Career Center internship coordinator. REGISTRATION NOTE: Registration for internships is initiated through the Career Center website and is finalized upon completion of required paperwork and approvals. More info: 801-832-2590 https://westminstercollege.edu/about/resources/career-center/internships
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PUBH 480: Public Health Research Methods
4.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of research study design and methods and data collection. It serves as an introduction to quantitative, qualitative, mixed method and participatory approaches to research, as well as ethical issues in conducting research. Through the mix of texts, articles from the public health literature and course work, students will build skills for conducting research and evaluation.
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PUBH 490: Public Health Capstone Project
4.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
Provides students an opportunity to synthesize all previous course work and practical experience to generate an evidence-based public health research project. Students will, with the guidance of a faculty mentor, choose a research topic, and by attending periodic workshops and lectures and by submitting intermediate assignments during the duration of the research project, generate a submission-quality research paper and present the results in a seminar. Faculty mentors will provide guidance along each step, and lectures and workshops will provide information on topics such as statistical analysis, scientific writing, literature search, data management, IRB submissions, and presentation skills. The course will culminate in a presentation of the research project by the student at a seminar, and potentially submission of a publication-quality research paper. Prerequisiste: completion of all required courses in the major.
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REL 312: The Bible: Who Do You Say I Am
4.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
Pharisees, Romans, Rabbis, Church Fathers, Nazis, Episcopalians, Mormons, secular agnostics, to mention only a prominent few, have answered this question squarely as posed by Jesus. You are invited to explore the world and world view (especially as reflected in the Jewish and Christian scriptures) which produced Jesus Christ and critically examine the origins and extent of his influence in our postmodern world of religious conflict and religious pluralism. Extensive use of Jewish and Christian scriptural material is involved, as well as selected use of secondary scholarly material.
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REL 401: Directed Studies
1.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
A tutorial-based course used only for student- initiated proposals for intensive individual study of topics not otherwise offered in the Religion Program. Prerequisite: consent of instructor and school dean.
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SOC 105: The Sociological Imagination
4.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to sociology by examining the cultural, organizational, and social forces that shape people's perceptions, actions, and opportunities. Areas of emphasis include the sociological perspective; social inequality; and social roles, groups, and institutions. (WCore: WCSBS)
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SOC 200: Special Topics in Sociology
1.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
The exploration of issues, problems, and innovations, in sociology. Provides individual and group experience.
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SOC 253: Sociology of the Family
4.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
This course explores the modern American family--examining the traditions, roles, functions, representations, changes, and controversies surrounding the social institution of the family. (WCore: WCSBS)
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SOC 300: Special Topics in Sociology
1.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
The exploration of issues, problems, and innovations in sociology. Provides individual and group experience.
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SOC 300A: Sociology of Love
2.00 Credits
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
Focusing on the cultural, social, and historical dimensions of romantic love, this course examines representations of romantic love in film, video, music, literature, and art. In what ways is romantic love culturally depicted and framed? How is it interpreted and internalized? Why are stories about romantic love so popular: the perfect soul mate, the consummate kiss, the happy ending? We'll explore romantic fantasies in all of their cultural forms to better understand how the centrality of romantic love in our culture and popular culture contributes to the centrality of romantic love in our lives. For all of you who love a good love story but are still confused about what love really is, and isn't, this course is for you.
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