Time Schedule:
Joel D. Kaufman
ENV H 596
Seattle Campus
Interdisciplinary seminar on current and emerging topics in the practice of environmental and occupational health. Faculty- and student-led presentations with an interdisciplinary focus, including occupational hygiene, nursing, and medical issues. Prerequisite: environmental health graduate student, occupational health nursing student, or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with NURS 580; AWSp.
Class description
Practical approach to occupational and environmental health problems faced by specialists.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Seminar-style, with combination of faculty presentations, student presentations (often in groups), and guest speakers. Some course will be structured as journal clubs. Some discussions will be centered on case presentations.
Recommended preparation
Some background in either occupational hygiene, occupational/environmental or preventive medicine, nursing, toxicology, or epidemiology
Class assignments and grading
Preparing at least one class presentation. When assigned, reading materials in advance.
Quality of class presentation; participation in discussions; preparation for class.
