This course addresses violence as a public health issue, using an interdisciplinary public health approach to enable undergraduate students to explore and analyze violence from personal, social, community and political perspectives. Students will learn to apply public health strategies to identify causes of violence and develop practical community-based plans to prevent violence and promote safety. This course will examine violence through the lens of the college campus, paying particular attention to the types of violence more commonly seen on, or associated with, collegiate life, and will include a term paper component.

"This class will be taught via SYNCHRONOUS REMOTE INSTRUCTION.**

*Time conflicts are not allowed for this class.**

Repeat Rules

Course is not repeatable for credit.