CEPS3012 - Topics in Women's Healthcare
Course Description

Start Exploring the World of Healthcare
Are you interested in health, wellness, and making a meaningful impact in the lives of others? Seton Hall University’s Topics in Women’s Healthcare Pre-College Program offers an engaging, hands-on introduction to critical and evolving areas of women’s health.
Designed for high school students exploring careers in healthcare and medicine, this immersive program blends foundational knowledge with real-world insight. Participants explore key topics across women’s health while gaining exposure to emerging research, clinical perspectives, and diverse pathways within healthcare professions.
What You’ll Learn
- Core Topics in Women’s Health: Explore areas such as reproductive health, pregnancy, mental well-being, nutrition, and fitness.
- Emerging Research and Innovation: Gain insight into women’s oncology, migraines, and advances shaping the future of care.
- Holistic Health Perspectives: Understand how physical, mental, and lifestyle factors intersect in women’s health and wellness.
- Preventative Care and Education: Learn the importance of early intervention, health awareness, and patient education.
What You’ll Experience
- Hands-On Learning and Workshops: Participate in interactive sessions that bring healthcare concepts to life.
- Expert-Led Discussions: Learn from medical professionals and faculty who share real-world insights.
- Collaborative Learning Environment: Work with peers to discuss topics, share ideas, and build confidence.
- A Taste of College Life: Experience Seton Hall’s engaging pre-college environment while exploring your academic interests.
Meet Your Instructor
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Angela Baglio, D.P.T.
Faculty Associate
College of Arts and Sciences
