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The four basic skills -- speaking, reading, writing, and understanding Italian. For those with no previous experience in the language.

This course provides an introduction to the historical evolution of the field of public health: from Hippocrates to war and industrialization; from the sanitary movement and quarantine to the development of public health boards; and to the ethical concerns linked to the management and control of disease and promotion of health. In the second half of the semester, we will investigate the historical origins of current health issues to illustrate some of the underlying tensions in public health research and programming.

This course examines social policies and attitudes toward crime and criminals in German culture in the 19th and 20th century through a variety of cultural and historical documents. Conducted in English.

The impact of aging, chronic disease, disability, and dependency on the organization and delivery of long-term care services. Policies which have been developed to deal with quality, cost, and ethical issues. Management issues and current research in long-term care.

(formerly Exercise Science)

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Language is a uniquely human instinct. It is also our most important cultural artifact. This course examines language as an instinct and as a social construct that dynamically shapes and is shaped by history, class, status, ethnicity, gender, and institutions like the media and the law. (Gen.Ed. U, SB)

(formerly Exercise Science)

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