Capstone Seminar
The Capstone project and seminar provide health-advocacy students the opportunity to integrate their academic learning with field experience and examine how theoretical advocacy themes are made operational in workplace settings. Capstone is designed to enhance the coherence of students’ educational experiences and further develop their sense of professional identity. The project generally builds on the third and final fieldwork placement and is supported by this Capstone Seminar, which provides students with a strategic perspective on how the field is evolving and the skills required to successfully navigate a rapidly changing profession in a health-care system poised for significant reform. The seminar is designed to facilitate students’ work on their Capstone projects by providing them with a group setting in which to explore ideas and refine project parameters, connect the project to broader advocacy concepts and career development opportunities, and receive regular feedback on Capstone progress.
Health Advocacy Program courses
- Capstone Seminar
- Economics of Health
- Ethics and Advocacy
- Fieldwork Seminar
- Health Care Policy
- Health Law
- History of Health Care in the United States
- Illness and Disability Narratives
- Models of Advocacy: Theory and Practice
- Physiology and Disease
- Program Design and Evaluation
- Research Methods for Health Advocacy