GLBH 211Clinic on the Border: Health Frontiers in Tijuana
Introduces students to the physical and mental health needs of vulnerable migrants and socially marginalized communities, including substance users, LGBTQ, deportees, and the homeless and medically indigent. Students will become integrated into a free clinic in Tijuana where they will obtain community-based field experiences in interacting with these populations; learn about delivering evidence-based health care in underserved settings; and be introduced to issues regarding cultural appropriation. Program or materials fees may apply. May be taken for credit up to three times. Students are required to cross US-Mexico border to attend clinic in Tijuana as part of the requirements for the course. May be coscheduled with GLBH 111.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “Students must apply to participate in the program quarterly.”