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LLS 1301 - Blame It On the Boogie

Credits: 3 hrs.
Blame It On the Boogie: Exploring the Music and Health Connection is a course designed to give you the opportunity to ask questions about music and its effect on general health. You will participate in music activities and review research to discover the effect music has on social behaviors, physical condition, and ways of thinking. Groups will formulate music and health research questions for a specific population and then locate and critically examine information scholars have to share about the topic. A student-designed service learning activity focused on the specific population will assist in answering questions about the music and health connection.