A minor in Applied Gerontology is an online minor that allows students to explore the aging process and the multifaceted challenges that come with it.
This minor complements various majors by adding a unique dimension to a student's academic and professional profile. Graduates are prepared for careers in healthcare, social services, and community planning, among other fields.
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Check out some of the key classes for the Gerontology minor. Browse the full minor requirements and course options in the course catalog.
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3 credits
This course provides exposure to and evaluation of existing and needed programs at local, state, and national levels for aging populations from legislative, consumer, and provider perspectives including societal impact.
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3 credits
This intergenerational service-learning class provides an introduction to the field of gerontology with a foundation in the bio-psycho-social aspects of aging. Emphasis will be on incorporating current knowledge with experiential components to familiarize those in social work and related fields (health care, law) about aging and professional work with an older population. Community service learning opportunities will be an integral part of the course.
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3 credits
This course addresses the practical skills needed to provide compassionate care to those dealing with death, dying, and grief. A review of the history and current best practice trends related to the end-of-life care with the elderly.
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