CHHS EXPANSION
OVERVIEW
CHHS UNITS
ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATION PROGRAM
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES & DISORDERS
DENTAL HYGIENE DEPARTMENT
HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
- Currently 650 undergraduate students, 52 masters students
- Bachelors degrees available
- Community Health Promotion
- Physical Education and School Health
- Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies: Speech Language Sciences and Technology (Speech Pathology)
- The following are bachelor degree completion programs in Allied Health (online)
- Applied Science in Health Science
- Diagnostic Medical Imaging and Therapy (DMIT)
- Respiratory Care
- Paramedic Care
- Medical Assisting
- Physical Therapy Assisting
- Surgical Technology
- Certificate Speech-Language Pathology Training Program (online)
- Master of Administration with an emphasis in health sciences is available as an online program.
- Over 30% of the students in the department are from underrepresented populations and international students, 12% of whom are Native Americans.
- The Diabetes Prevention Education Program and Healing Gardens project, funded by the John and Sophie Ottens Foundation, works with Native American communities to organize Native foods gardening programs to promote healthful diets and economic development.
- The Learning Circles project, funded by the Jobs to Careers Initiative through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, provides work-based career development for American Indian front-line healthcare workers.
PHYSICAL THERAPY DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL OF NURSING