Maternal and Child Health (MCH)
(Leading to Undergraduate Minor/Certificate)
The College of Health Sciences has developed a pre-baccalaureate minor/certificate in Maternal and Child Health (MCH). The goal of this certificate program is to foster the personal, occupational and professional growth of the undergraduate students interested in careers that affect women’s and children’s health. This certificate program will be available to all undergraduate majors, but will be geared toward students completing programs in health, recreation therapy, physical education, psychology, rehabilitation services, social work, and other pre-professional programs.
Dr. Charlene Portee
Mrs. Catrina Waters
Admission Requirements:
To be admitted to the minor/certificate program, a candidate should meet the following requirements:
Maternal and Child Health Curriculum (MCHP)
Requirements
Required Courses (8 hours)
Choose two (2) from the following list of courses (2 hours)
MCHP 398 and MCHP 399 - Note: Students must complete two (2) credits of Fieldwork. Students may replace Fieldwork I&II (398 & 399) with prior approval from an MCH advisor from the list below:
Required
HIM 339 | Technical Affiliation (6) cred | 6 |
REC 201
| | 1 |
REC 304 | Clinical Prac. Rec Therapy II | 1 |
REC 304 | Clinical Prac. Rec Therapy II | 1 |
SWK 463 | Field Instruction I | 4 |
SWK 465 | Field Instruction II | 4 |
REH 401 | Fieldwork in Rehabilitation I | 3 |
REH 402 | Fieldwork in Rehabilitation II | 3 |
Related/Support Courses (10 hours)
Note: Courses required for a major degree many not count for the minor certificate related/support course requirement. Please contact an MCH Advisor to confirm appropriate support course selection(s).
- ASU undergraduate student in good standing (at least sophomore status).
- Current G.P.A. of 2.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale.
- Complete an application for the certificate program, which includes an essay. For more information, contact the Maternal and Child Health Improvement Office at 334.229.8818