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01:014:307 Africana Community Health Internship

  • Course Code: 01:014:307
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Credits: 3

Race through Health Mentoring is a 300-level credit course. This independent research opportunity allows you to find a physician or another health care provider in which to "shadow" and be mentored by, which entails observing the doctor or health care provider on a weekly basis and keep a journal of the day's thoughts, events, and questions . This health care provider will act as a mentor for students in order to guide them through the course. You will focus on a variety of topics including, but not limited to : (1) the responsibilities of the doctor or health care provider within the facility, (2) the doctor's or health care provider's interactions with overall environment, i.e. relationships with other doctors, co-workers, patients, (3) how the doctor or health care provider is perceived by others, (4) treatment of patients by physicians - including both positive and negative aspects, i.e. racial factors, economic factors and, (5) ethical/ moral decision making process. Through this real world experience you will gain insight on everyday health issues and earn course credit at the same time. Only by special permission 

Spring 2025 Africana Community Health Internship

01:014:385 Mentoring as Public Service II

  • Course Code: 01:014:385
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
  • Credits: 3

01:014:341 Supervised Community Placement

  • Course Code: 01:014:341
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
  • Credits: 3

Supervised study and experience in a black community of the United States, the Caribbean, South America, or Africa.

01:014:286 Mentoring as Public Service

  • Course Code: 01:014:286
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
  • Credits: 3

Introduces students to the Rutgers Future Scholars (RFS) program and the basic skills, practices, and ethics of mentoring high school scholars from economically and educationally challenged backgrounds within the New Brunswick and Piscataway community. This course examines contemporary inequalities and barriers to access higher education and initiatives to address educational access. Students will be assigned a group of scholars to mentor throughout the semester on a weekly basis. For more information visit @RFSMentoring on Instagram and visit futurescholars.rutgers.edu. Prerequisite: By special permission.

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