NRSG 3350

Community Immersion Preparation

Tulane University of Louisiana · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The course emphasizes the importance of cultural competence, empathy, and ethical decision-making when engaging with diverse communities. This initial immersion experience prepares students with basic competencies related to community health such as Basic Life Support certification, basic first aid, and beginning knowledge in Disaster Preparedness. The experience provides students with an opportunity to observe, learn from, and actively contribute to the community they serve. Students will be introduced to social issues, community dynamics, and the complexities of social change. Throughout the immersion experience, students will be guided to reflect on their personal biases, assumptions, and privilege. Students will examine their own values and perspectives in relation to social justice and community engagement. The course provides opportunities for students to utilize communication and interpersonal skills with empathy and compassion and experience a sense of social responsibility.

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