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This email is a paid announcement being sent as a service to
Loyola University Maryland.
Please direct your inquiries to them.
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This five-week summer program on psychological and social foundations of health builds your capacity to serve as a culturally competent health professional.
The integrated course work, service-learning internship, and networking opportunities prepares you to learn, serve, and lead in the diverse and rapidly changing twenty-first-century world. The courses develop foundational skills to analyze how health is influenced
by psychology, socioeconomic factors, religious beliefs, and neighborhoods in which individuals reside. The service-learning internship in urban health care setting give you an opportunity to deepen your understanding of health disparities and effective service
to some of Baltimore's underserved residents.
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When?
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What?
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Introduction to Health Psychology + Urban Health and Faith
(diversity course) - 6 credits
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IMMERSION
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Health service-learning internship in urban setting
Site visits, urban health bus tour, and visiting speakers
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GUIDANCE
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Pre-health workshops and individualized guidance
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EVEN MORE
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Breakfasts and lunches on teaching days
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Deadline?
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Apply by February 21, 2016
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More?
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Open to visiting students
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For more information, contact Maiju Lehmijoki-Gardner, Ph.D., B.S.N., R.N.,
coordinator of health professions counseling,
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