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Health Humanities
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
»Health Humanities Minor
Health Humanities explores the human condition of health from a variety of critical
and creative perspectives. Health Humanities students are prepared for careers throughout
the healthcare industry as well as in policy, administration, education, arts, and
advocacy where health and health policy play a role. Each student has the opportunity
to chart a path through the minor coursework that supports their intellectual curiosity,
professional goals, and personal wellbeing.
Core courses are grounded in the humanities, whereas electives draw not only from the humanities but also from the arts, social sciences, and natural sciences so that the Health Humanities minor complements any undergraduate major and ensures that students build a complex understanding of what it means to be well in physical, mental, social, and cultural contexts.
Core courses are grounded in the humanities, whereas electives draw not only from the humanities but also from the arts, social sciences, and natural sciences so that the Health Humanities minor complements any undergraduate major and ensures that students build a complex understanding of what it means to be well in physical, mental, social, and cultural contexts.
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Program Director: Dr. Stephanie Takaragawa
Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Academic Programs Sociology, Wilkinson College
of Arts, Humanities, and Social SciencesStephanie Takaragawa is a cultural anthropologist whose research examines visual and material culture. Her research broadly focuses on media, art, performance, exhibition, and theme parks and their relationship to racial representation.
Email: takaraga@chapman.edu
