March 20th is the University deadline for priority registration graduation applications. In order for the department to review, sign, and process paperwork by the deadline, all forms must be submitted by 5pm on Wednesday, March 15th. If you need assistance or have questions you are encouraged to drop-in to faculty advising or peer advising. Hours can be found here: http://hsadvising.blogspot.com/2017/01/welcome-to-spring-2017.html
Monday, March 13, 2017
Thursday, February 16, 2017
2017 Health Policy Opportunities for HS Students
Now recruiting Health Science students for two health policy opportunities!
1. Summer 2017 and Fall 2017 Internship at the California Department of Public Health. Students will live and work in Sacramento for one semester (or summer) - internships are only open to CSU Undergraduates in Health Science and Public Health. For more information - view the application announcement and application process online here - https://goo.gl/IWNVwJ (You must use your sjsu email account to access this form - sorry for any inconvenience.)
2. Spring 2017 2-day Sacramento Health Policy Summit, April 24-26th. I will take up to 12 students to the State Capitol for two days of policy immersion where we will meet with legislators and professionals in policy and public health. For more information - view the application online here - https://goo.gl/JU86B3.
1. Summer 2017 and Fall 2017 Internship at the California Department of Public Health. Students will live and work in Sacramento for one semester (or summer) - internships are only open to CSU Undergraduates in Health Science and Public Health. For more information - view the application announcement and application process online here - https://goo.gl/IWNVwJ (You must use your sjsu email account to access this form - sorry for any inconvenience.)
2. Spring 2017 2-day Sacramento Health Policy Summit, April 24-26th. I will take up to 12 students to the State Capitol for two days of policy immersion where we will meet with legislators and professionals in policy and public health. For more information - view the application online here - https://goo.gl/JU86B3.
View flyer online: https://goo.gl/rV1u1b
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Welcome to Spring 2017 *Updated Hours*
Welcome back! Health Science program advising will begin next week (starting January 30th).
*Updated Hours*
Spring 2017 Weekly Faculty Advising
Faculty Health Science Advising
Monday 10:30 - 11:30 Hartle SPX 211
Tuesday 1:30 - 3:30 Noonis SPX 246
Wednesday 9 - 10 Noonis SPX 246
Thursday 8:30-11:30 Noonis SPX 246; 1:30 - 3:30 Ta Park SPX 208
Spring 2017 Weekly Peer Health Science Advising
(In the hallway in front of the Health Science & Recreation Office, SPX 201)
Monday 1 - 5 by appointment only email: hs.peer.advisors@gmail.com
Tuesday 9 - 12; 1 - 5
Wednesday 8:30 - 12:30
Thursday 9 - 11:30; 12 - 2:30; 3 - 5
Friday [12 - 3:30 by appointment only email: hs.peer.advisors@gmail.com]
In addition, if you need to talk with someone this week advisors will be available for health science undergraduates on Thursday January 26th from 10:30 - 3pm in SPX 209. Feel free to drop by at any time during these hours.
If you are trying to enroll in a class at this point, the best thing to do is to show up on the first day and discuss whether there is available space with the instructor and if so, request a permission code to enroll.
Monday, December 26, 2016
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Recruiting HS Peer Advisors for Spring 2017
Hello Health Science Students,
Want an awesome way to meet the HS&R department and faculty, while gathering community service hours?
Here is a wonderful opportunity to get involved within the HS&R department! Our current HS Peer Advisors are recruiting for the Spring 2017/Fall 2017 Academic Year. Health Science Peer Advisors are students leaders who work with faculty advisors to offer academic planning advice to Health Science students as they progress along their pathway to graduation. Peer Advisors are also knowledgeable about and encourage campus/department involvement in activities and student organizations. Being a Peer Advisor is a great way to meet other students, work closely with faculty, help others, and learn about our program. If you are interested and meet the Peer Advisor expectations listed above, please fill out our online application by Sunday, January 8th at 8pm.
View application via link: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSc_BtLBaJ_0wt1H6-…/viewform
To be considered for a HS Peer Advisor you need to...
a) Fill out the online application by Sunday, January 8th at 8pm.
b) Be a current enrolled Health Science student, in good academic standing (3.0+ cumulative GPA).
c) Be on track to graduate no sooner than Fall 2017.
d) Have time to take on an additional responsibility (2-4 hours a week).
e) Be available to attend, participate in, and provide assistance during advising events (Not mandatory, but flexible).
a) Fill out the online application by Sunday, January 8th at 8pm.
b) Be a current enrolled Health Science student, in good academic standing (3.0+ cumulative GPA).
c) Be on track to graduate no sooner than Fall 2017.
d) Have time to take on an additional responsibility (2-4 hours a week).
e) Be available to attend, participate in, and provide assistance during advising events (Not mandatory, but flexible).
If you have any questions, please email hs.peer.advisors@gmail.com
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Advising will resume in January
Faculty and peer advising will resume in the spring semester. For immediate needs, please contact the HSR department office, otherwise, check back periodically for any spring updates and have a splendid break. See you in 2017.
(*Note: The change of major application will be available on 12/27/16.)
(*Note: The change of major application will be available on 12/27/16.)
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Spring Course Registration: 100W, 172, and 158
If you have not registered for your spring classes, please do so. Enrollment is watched very closely and courses that are low in enrollment are in jeopardy of being cancelled - such as 100W and HS 172 (MW 9-10:15AM). If you are planning on enrolling in a course, but you are unable to enroll at this moment, please complete the survey so we know we know more about course needs.
As many now know, HS 158 had two sections scheduled at the exact same time with the same instructor and one section (3,4) was cancelled. Given this unfortunate event, everyone who was (or still is) enrolled in HS 158, you have a few options to consider.
As many now know, HS 158 had two sections scheduled at the exact same time with the same instructor and one section (3,4) was cancelled. Given this unfortunate event, everyone who was (or still is) enrolled in HS 158, you have a few options to consider.
Option 1: Substitute HS 158
There will be two approved substitutions for HS 158 this semester. You can enroll in either of these substitution-approved courses instead of HS 158 and it will count to the degree requirement. We will complete whatever necessary paperwork this requires (e.g. substitution forms for those who have already submitted a grad app).
HS 164: Health and Social Marketing meets Mondays 3 - 5:45. The class is listed has having pre-requisites of HS 158 and HS 159. These will be waived. To get a code to register for this class, please complete this form: http://hsadvising.blogspot.com/2016/11/spring-2017-course-enrollment.html
HS 145: Community Mental Health meets Thursday 3 - 5:45. You can enroll in the class without any type of permission code.
HS 172: Contemporary Environmental Health Issues meets Mondays and Wednesdays 9-10:15. You can enroll in this class without a code if you have completed more than 60 units already and you have passed the WST.
HS 172: Contemporary Environmental Health Issues meets Mondays and Wednesdays 9-10:15. You can enroll in this class without a code if you have completed more than 60 units already and you have passed the WST.
Option 2: Take HS 158 another semester
We anticipate offering this course regularly going forward. If you wish to take it at a later time in your progression through the major, you are welcome to do that and take a different course this semester. If you need help deciding whether this is a good option for you, please visit with a faculty advisor or a peer advisor. Information about drop in faculty and peer advising is available here: http://www.sjsu.edu/hsr/academicprograms/HS/advising/index.html
Option 3* (Possibility): Register for section (1,2)
Right now HS 158 (1,2) is full with a waitlist. However, it is possible that students might drop that class in order to take HS 145 or HS 164 or to delay taking HS 158. Those of you in section (3,4) who prefer to stay in HS 158 at the time that you planned on taking it might want to get on the waitlist for HS 158 (1,2) in case room opens up.
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