Well-Being Minor

The 15 credit hour well-being minor examines the scholarship on well-being from an integrated and systemic approach within the human sciences and provides evidence-based strategies for enhancing well-being within career pathways as well as implications for one’s own well-being.

Program Requirements

Required Courses (3 credit hours)

HHS 101 – Introduction to Well-Being (0.5)

HHS 201 – Community Well-Being (0.5)

HHS 202 – Social Well-Being (0.5)

HHS 203 – Financial Well-Being (0.5)

HHS 204 – Physical Well-Being (0.5)

HHS 301 – Career Well-Being (0.5)

Elective courses (12 credit hours)

Pick one course from each of the four areas

Community Well-being (3 credit hours)

HDFS 301 – Helping Relationships (3)

ID 210 – Design and Behavior in the Interior Environment (3)

FASH/ID 350 – Our Sustainable World Current Challenges and Future Opportunities (3)

DMP 314 – Environmental and Public Health (3)

PSYCH 565 – Occupational Health Psychology (3)

Social Well-being (3 credit hours)

HDFS 350 – Family Relationships and Gender Roles (3)

CNRES 300 – Introduction to Conflict Resolution (3)

CNRES 530 – Coping with Life Crises (3)

THTRE 664 – Creative Drama (3)

Financial Well-being (3 credit hours)

PFP 105 – Introduction to Personal Financial Planning (3)

PFP 320 – Applied Behavioral Finance (3)

HM 230 – Issues in Tourism (3)

FINAN 250 – Personal Investing and Risk Management (3)

Physical Well-being (3 credit hours)

FNDH 132 – Basic Nutrition (3)

FNDH 352 – Personal Wellness (3)

KIN 398 – Fundamentals of Improving your Health (3)

KIN 220 – Biobehavioral Bases of Physical Activity (4)

KIN 380 – Principles of Exercise Training (3)

ANTH 315 – Introduction to Medical Anthropology (3)

EDCEP 103 - Healthful and Safe College Life (3)

PSYCH 518 – Introduction to Health Psychology (3)