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New Health Sciences course solves pressing health issues | Waterloo News | University of Waterloo

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Undergraduate students collaborate with campus partners and external organizations to grow their skills in social entrepreneurship Current complex health problems like climate anxiety, kidney disease prevention and management, addiction recovery and more are being addressed by fourth-year Health Sciences students through a unique new capstone course. The School of Public Health Sciences (SPHS) has partnered with United College’s GreenHouse and the Centre for Career Development (CDD) to offer students an experiential learning opportunity in HLTH 480, a new required course launched for the first time this fall. “We put this course together because we felt like students needed a way to synthesize everything they’ve learned throughout their degree, and then to apply it in some way,” explains Dr. Diane Williams, HLTH 480 instructor and SPHS associate director, undergraduate studies. “A lot of our students are very social justice and advocacy-oriented, so the relationship with GreenHouse is

New Health Sciences course solves pressing health issues | Waterloo News | University of Waterloo Your version of Internet Explorer web browser is insecure, not supported by Microsoft, and does not work with this web site. Please use one of these links to upgrade to a modern web browser: Firefox , Google Chrome , Internet Explorer . Waterloo News Health --> December 1, 2023 New Health Sciences course solves pressing health issues Undergraduate students collaborate with campus partners and external organizations to grow their skills in social entrepreneurship By Jenna Braun Faculty of Health He

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