PH 136 Public Health Ethics Through the Lens of Literature

This course explores major, health-related moral challenges through the lens of literature. Students will (1) choose a seminal book that explores moral dilemmas, and (2) engage in both personal reflection and class discussion to explore the issues.

0.25 Dartmouth Units (CT, NC)

*Core Requirement: None

Prerequisites: None

Offered: Spring (1st half) - Wednesdays from 3:00 pm-4:00 pm (on Zoom)

Instructor

Craig Westling and William Nelson

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