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HESY-700 Integrative Case
Faculty:
  • Horak, Bernard
    • This course will be conducted every semester. The course will draw upon aspects of current courses and help integrate the concepts for a greater understanding of the entire Health Care system. This course may lead to a portfolio highlighting strengths and interests of each student.
    Credits: 1
    Prerequisites: MHSA Students only

    Sections:

    HESY-700-01 Integrative Case
    Fall for 2011-2012
    Faculty:
  • Horak, Bernard
    • This course will be conducted every semester. The course will draw upon aspects of current courses and help integrate the concepts for a greater understanding of the entire Health Care system. This course may lead to a portfolio highlighting strengths and interests of each student.

    Note this is for the First Fall Semester.
    Credits: 0
    Prerequisites: None
    HESY-700-02 Integrative Case
    Spring for 2011-2012
    Faculty:
  • Horak, Bernard
    • This course will be conducted every semester. The course will draw upon aspects of current courses and help integrate the concepts for a greater understanding of the entire Health Care system. This course may lead to a portfolio highlighting strengths and interests of each student.

    Note this is for the Second Spring Semester.
    Credits: 1
    Prerequisites: None
    HESY-700-03 Integrative Case
    Faculty:
  • Horak, Bernard
    • This course will be conducted every semester. The course will draw upon aspects of current courses and help integrate the concepts for a greater understanding of the entire Health Care system. This course may lead to a portfolio highlighting strengths and interests of each student.

    Note this is for the First Summer Semester. Note: HESY 700-03 was not offered in Summer 2010.
    Credits: 0
    Prerequisites: None
    HESY-700-04 Integrative Case
    Faculty:
  • Horak, Bernard
    • This course will be conducted every semester. The course will draw upon aspects of current courses and help integrate the concepts for a greater understanding of the entire Health Care system. This course may lead to a portfolio highlighting strengths and interests of each student.

    Note this is for the Second Fall Semester.
    Credits: 1
    Prerequisites: None
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