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Beth Johnson, Ph.D., MPH, CHES
Assistant Professor of Health Promotion Faculty Advisor for Methodist Student Fellowship
Degrees and Certifications:
Doctor of Philosophy in health and human performance
Concentration in health education and behavior
Minor in spiritual health counseling and college student development
Master of public health
Concentration in community health education
Major in exercise science
Minor in health education
From the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC)
From the University of Florida Center for Spirituality and Health
Experience:
- Assistant Professor of health promotion at Lynchburg College
Fall 2007 - present - Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant at the University of Florida
Fall 2005 - Spring 2007 - Graduate Research Assistant at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Summer 2002 - Spring 2004
Other Information:
Courses Taught
- HLTH 102 - Life Choices for Health and Wellness
- HP 239 - Dimensions of Health and Wellness
- HP 271 - Foundations of Health Promotion
- HP 270 - Nutrition
- HP 290 - Spirituality and Health
- HP 340 - Women's Health Issues
- HPE 102 - Concepts for Exercise and Lifetime Wellness
- HPE 191 - Conscious Relaxation-Techniquest for Stress Management
Professional Interests/Research
- Wellness (balance among the dimensions of wellness)
- Social Health (social support)
- Spiritual Health (calling, vocation, meaning and purpose in life)
- Emotional Health (personal development, stress)
- Young Adult / College Population
Personal Information/Interests
- Spending time with family and friends
- Taking my dogs to the park
- Participating in faith-based activities
- Going to the theatre
- Watching movies
