Cheryl Vineyard
Louella Chavez
Faculty Advisor/Program Director
Student Name
Advisor Name
575.624.7199
Telephone Number
Student I.D. Number
Date
Allied Health Educator
Associate of Science Degree Plan Checklist
Please refer to page 25 of the 2009-2011 Catalog for detailed degree plan information.
Advisor’s Notes/Recommendations:
In order to improve student success probability and reduce unnecessary attrition, all students must take the University Skills Placement
Test prior to entering the program.
All lectures and corresponding labs must be taken simultaneously.
Student must have an ENMU Campus System cumulative grade point average of 2.0 in order to meet graduation requirements.
Submit a Graduation Application before the close of the semester preceding the expected completion date.
Program Requirements:
Developmental courses must be completed prior to enrolling in program classes.
Students pursuing an Associate of Science degree in Allied Health Educator must complete the Certificate of Occupational Training in
Allied Health Educator in addition to the following courses:
Fall Semester
Credit
Hours
Grade
Semester
MDST
219
Issues in Family Violence
3 hrs
MDST
206
Diseases of the Human Body
3 hrs.
Spring Semester
MDST
225
Health Care Human Resource Management
3 hrs
OR
MGT
201
Principles of Management (Fall Semester)
3 hrs.
Prerequisite: BUS 151
Fall or Spring Semester
UNIV
102
Success Skills for Health Careers
2 hrs.
ENG
102
English Composition
3 hrs.
Prerequisite: Placement by ACT score or ENG 101. Must pass with a “C” or
better. Pre/Corerequisite: UNIV 101 or UNIV 102.
PSY
101
Introductory Psychology
3 hrs.
COMM
101
Interpersonal Communication
3 hrs.
SOC
101
Introductory Sociology
3 hrs.
OR
SOC
212
Contemporary Social Issues
3 hrs.
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Elective (Common Core)
3 hrs.
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Additional Computer Course (CAS 264, 285, or 274)
3 hrs.
Total Hours Required for Associate of Science Degree
61 hrs.
Course Descriptions:
MDST 219 - Issues in Family Violence. Three credit hours. The study of family violence is a complex, multifaceted experience. By its very
nature, family violence involves physicians, medical assistants, nurses, counselors, social workers, educators, and law enforcement officials. This
course is designed to help these professionals become more aware of the extent of family violence in our society as well as recognize signs and
symptoms. The course covers child abuse, elder abuse, spousal abuse, incest, rape, and stalking. It also deals with reporting laws and victim’s
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