MPH-697 SPECIAL TOPICS-CAPSTONE MPH
The Capstone Project is a highly focused and specialized, extensive research project. The Capstone Project must be completed by each Master of Science in Health Services Administration - Master's Degree in Public Health (MS/HSA-MPH) Dual Degree student prior to graduation. It is the final requirement for the Dual MS/HSA-MPH degree. This Capstone Project is based on a non-thesis, culminating program experience. Students will demonstrate their ability to communicate orally and in writing the lessons learned during their program's academic portion and practicum on a public health related research project. Each student will choose a specific topic or issue of interest in public health. This issue will then be the focus for the students as they address current issues in health education; health behavior theories and models; and the critical analysis of communication processes. Students develop knowledge and skills in the application of theory, design, and implementation of health education or communication concepts and principles utilized in reaching the public health concerns of the diverse public. Students are required to: . Submit a formal paper (e.g. 15-20 page report) . The project should be presented and defended before the Faculty MPH 697 Capstone Committee
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College of Nursing & Hlth Sci