Health education is often very visible and tangible (i.e., itâs what most health education programs are âknown forâ), and it may often include educational programs, activities and skill-building group or individual sessions. Health education is part of health promotion, but health promotion is more than health education. Some of the specific health education work that Alice! does includes Go Ask Alice!, a health Q&A Internet resource, Stressbusters, CU Move, and Alice! interactive trainings. Open list of I Need Links.
Courses that Fulfill GE Requirements. Cultures and Ideas. This course provides a broad introduction to German history and culture and to the field of German Studies. Taught in English, it is an ideal course for students considering a major or minor in German, or for those with a general interest in German-language history and culture.
Elective Courses (15 credits): All students are required to take 15 credits of elective courses covering advanced topics of their choice. Electives must include at least 3 credits of community outreach-oriented and 3 credits of internationally focused course work from the program-approved list of courses.