HEA-WH-405 – Women’s Health: WAPology

**If you already follow Dr. Ken WAPology on TikTok, this class is a MUST for you.

You’ve heard “knowledge is power,” but when it comes to vaginal and reproductive health, far too many of us feel lost in translation. WAPology is here to change that. This isn’t just another science class—it’s a self-love movement built on Wellness And Prevention principles, crafted especially for young women (and allies) ready to own their health story.

Imagine your body as a house:

• When you know the wiring, you spot sparks before they start fires.
• When you understand the plumbing, you prevent leaks before they flood.

WAPology hands you the tools to be your own health architect—no more guesswork, no more hiding behind blank stares in the doctor’s office.

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What You’ll Build in WAPology

• Anatomy 101: Break down the female reproductive system in easy-to-understand lessons.
• Wellness Rituals: From everyday self-care to prevention strategies that fit your lifestyle.
• Advocacy Skills: Learn how to ask your questions, read your records, and steer your own care.
• Myth‑Busting: Clear out outdated “advice” and replace it with facts you can trust.
• Health and Healing: Learn about the signs and symptoms of common illnesses/conditions and the treatment options that are available. 

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Who Should Register?

• Young women craving confidence in their bodies.
• Creators, activists, and future healthcare pros who want a fresh, inclusive perspective.
• Anyone tired of being overlooked by a system that wasn’t built for us.

Biological females are the focus—but everyone is welcome. This is an interdisciplinary, introductory course designed to speak your language, whether you’re new to health conversations or already on your pre‑med track.

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Course Syllabus 

WAPology is the study of the Wellness and Prevention principles and application, as it relates to the female reproductive anatomy. Its purpose is to provide the tools and information to allow women and girls to take ownership of their vaginal and reproductive health.

Objective: By the end of this course, students who have attended and actively participated will have attained basic knowledge of:

• the female reproductive anatomy and its processes
• the factors contributing to the maintenance and disruption of homeostasis (balance) within the reproductive system
• common issues related to the disruption of hormonal and pH balance
• application of Wellness and Prevention practices to prevent and address illnesses and diseases

Class Schedule: This class will be held in two parts, lectures and discussions. Lectures will be recorded and posted for students to attend at a time that fits their academic and personal schedules. All lectures will be posted by 11:59 PM CST on Monday evenings. Discussions will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7-8 PM CST.

Office Hours: Will be determined and posted.

Course Materials:

• No textbooks needed.
• Internet access
• A smartphone with the ability to download applications