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EDHS 4998G Practicum Health Promotion
1-6 cr.
Prerequisites: junior standing or higher completion of a minimum
of 50 percent of the required EDHS/EDHP undergraduate courses
and/or consent of department. Supervised experiences in health
promotion. This course may be repeated but total credit may not
exceed six semester hours. Section number will correspond with
credit to be earned. Graduate students cannot receive more than
nine hours of graduate credit from the combined courses of EDHS
4998 and 6990, or EDHP 4998 and/or 6990.
EDHS 6110 Grad Foundatn Health Promotion
3 cr.
Prerequisites: EDHP 6170 and EDFR 6700 or EDFR 6705 or consent of
department. Background and theory for health promotion in the
four major areas of practice, evolving professional roles, and ethics
will be presented. The course will cover the seven areas of responsibility
and relevant competencies for Certified Health Education
Specialist preparation.
EDHS 6201 Health Promo Risk Reduction
3 cr.
Prerequisite: EDHP 6170 and EDFR 6700 or EDFR 6705 or the consent
of department. This seminar will provide an opportunity for
students to learn about health promotion by evaluating the current
professional literature in health education and health promotion.
The basics of scientific investigation, scientific writing, risk
appraisal, intervention strategies, and behavior change on an individual,
group, and community level will be explored.
EDHS 6801 Sexuality & Aging
3 cr.
Focus on sexuality and the process of aging in contemporary
culture.
EDHS 6803 Nutrition & Aging
3 cr.
The focus of the course is on the nutritional need of the aging. It
includes methods on how best to meet the dietary and nutritional
requirements of the growing older population.
EDHS 6990 Ind Study Health Promotion
1-3 cr.
Prerequisite: advanced graduate standing in the Department of
Human Performance and Health Promotion and consent of major
professor. Investigation of pertinent health-related problems under
the direction of a graduate faculty member. Student must have
completed EDHP 6170 or equivalent and EDFR 6700 or EDFR 6705
or equivalent.. This course may be repeated but total credit for all
independent study (Health-Safety and Health Promotion) may not
exceed six semester hours toward a Master’s degree in the Department
of Human Performance and Health Promotion. Section number
will correspond with credit to be earned
EDHS 6998 Internship Health Promotion
1-6 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. Provides a supervised experience
in one of the professional domains of health promotion. Examples
of intern settings include: university student health services,
health/community agencies, corporate worksites, and schools.
EDHS 7000 Thesis Research
1-6 cr.
May be repeated for credit until thesis is accepted. Section number
will correspond with credit to be earned.
EDHS 7040 Examination or Thesis Only
0 cr.
Open to students in a thesis program who have only (other than
application for degree) the final typing and acceptance by the
Graduate School of their thesis or dissertation or to students in
a non-thesis program who have only (other than application for
degree) to pass the final examination to complete graduation
requirements.
Library Science
EDLS 4200 Adolescent Literature
3 cr.
(ENGL 4240 and EDLS 4200 are cross listed A survey of books and
materials appropriate for use with the adolescent reader. Emphasis
will be placed on selection and discussion of books for today’s
teenagers.This course can be used to satisfy general degree requirements
in literature for upper elementary education students only.
EDLS 4200G Adolescent Literature
3 cr.
(ENGL 4240 and EDLS 4200 are cross listed A survey of books and
materials appropriate for use with the adolescent reader. Emphasis
will be placed on selection and discussion of books for today’s
teenagers.This course can be used to satisfy general degree requirements
in literature for upper elementary education students only.
EDLS 4500 Government Publications
3 cr.
Study of municipal, state, and federal documents of the United
States and documents of the United Nations. Emphasis is placed
on the nature and use of official publications with consideration
given to their selection, acquisition, and organization.
EDLS 4500G Government Publications
3 cr.
Study of municipal, state, and federal documents of the United
States and documents of the United Nations. Emphasis is placed
on the nature and use of official publications with consideration
given to their selection, acquisition, and organization.
EDLS 4990 Spec Topics Library Science
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. Topic will vary from semester
to semester. This course may be repeated once for credit.
EDLS 4990G Spec Topics Library Science
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. Topic will vary from semester
to semester. This course may be repeated once for credit.
EDLS 6420 Cataloging and Classification
3 cr.
EDLS 6510 Introduction to Reference
3 cr.
EDLS 6545 Literature for Gifted/Talented
3 cr.
(EDLS 6545 and EDSP 6545 are cross-listed) An exploration of
research relating to reading behavior of gifted youngsters, examination
of criteria for assessing books useful in promoting cognitive
growth of high-ability children, and selection and utilization of
literature with this population.
EDLS 6650 Teaching Information Literacy
3 cr.
(EDLS 6650 and EDCI 6720 are cross-listed) Prerequisite: EDFR 1000,
CSCI 1000, or equivalent course; or permission of the department.
Investigation of teaching strategies and instructional materials to
implement the Louisiana Content Standards for information literacy
in elementary and secondary schools, including the principles
of critical thinking and problem-based learning. Designed to
provide teachers of language arts, social studies, and sciences, and
library media specialists with an understanding of the role and
uses of information in the contemporary world.
EDLS 6710 Nonfiction Across Curriculum
3 cr.
(EDCI 6710 and EDLS 6710 are cross-listed) A critical examination
of nonfiction books used in schools. Focus is on standards for
evaluation and curricular uses for informational and biographical
works.
EDLS 6790 Graduate Special Topics
3 cr.
EDLS 6800 School Library Administration
3 cr.
Prerequisite: EDFR 1000, CSCI 1000, or equivalent course; or permission
of the department. Principles of administering the school
library media center, including planning, budgeting and evaluation;
establishing policies and procedures; selection and acquisition
of collections, supplies, equipment, and computer systems and
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