Health Education in U.S. Colleges

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"This research will focus on the status of health education courses in U.S. colleges and universities. Results of a recent survey regarding this subject will be examined and problems in health education, such as student interest, student multi-ethnicity, and racial and gender composition of health education faculty, will be discussed.


In 1981, U.S. colleges and universities listed in the Eta Sigma Gamma Directory of Health Education Programs were surveyed to determine the status of their general health education programs. Results showed that 13 institutions required a general health education course for graduation and 88 institutions indicated the course was required for some majors. Almost 73 percent required the general health course for health education majors, 41 percent for physical education majors, and 44 percent..."

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