HSD 108 — Health, Illness and Society
This course explores personal health through the lens of the socio-ecological model, emphasizing social responsibility. The socio-ecological model of health acknowledges that individual health and societal health are deeply intertwined and influence each other in multiple ways. Recognizing this, the curriculum delves into the intricate interplay between personal, interpersonal, and broader socio-ecological factors. By examining how these layers collectively influence well-being, students gain insight into their own health and wellness. The course aims not only to guide students in adopting healthier lifestyles but also to inspire collective action for healthier societies, acknowledging that individual well-being is deeply connected to social and environmental factors.