Winter 18 Course Announcement: HSERV 558 – Tobacco and Public Health

Looking for an elective course to take this winter? The UW Tobacco Studies Program is offering HSERV 558 during Winter 2018. This is a 2-3 credit, in-person course. For more details and a sample syllabus, see the description below, or visit our website.

HSERV 558 – Tobacco and Public Health: Prevention, Treatment, Policy, and Social Change
Instructors: Sarah Ross-Viles, MPH and Gillian Schauer, PhD
Meets: Thursdays from 1:00-2:50pm in HSI I132
(In-person; 2-3 credits; full term)

• Integrates multiple disciplinary perspectives to provide a comprehensive overview of the history, health effects, policy, prevention, and treatment of tobacco use.
• Utilizes readings, stimulates discussions, and hosts renowned experts to provide students with the foundation to understand and address the local, national, and global epidemic of tobacco use.

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