College of Health and Human Services
Mission: We prepare health and human services professionals who will work to improve the quality of life in their communities and beyond.
Our vision is to be an innovative leader in the student-centered, interprofessional
preparation of health and human services professionals by providing students with
an inclusive, community-engaged, and interdisciplinary academic experience. Our college
offers degrees at the associate, baccalaureate and master degree levels. Doctoral
degrees are offered in Nursing Practice and Physical Therapy.
Find Your Program
in the College of Health and Human Services
B.S. Environmental & Occupational Health Science
B.S. Health Care Administration
B.S. Health Information Management
Certificate: Environmental Health
Certificate: Health Education & Promotion
Certificate: Health Informatics
Certificate: Long-Term Care Administration
"What I love about the College of Health and Human Services is the resources they provide for each student whether it is for school or for personal reasons. The professors are always willing to help students through anything. We have our own little community, and it is reassuring to know that I have a home away from home within the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department."
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- Information for Faculty and Staff
The College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) has implemented a College Fee, starting in Fall 2025, that will replace all existing course fees. The CHHS Fee of $20 per credit hour will be assessed for all courses (except Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and Dual Credit). The CHHS Fee will specifically cover the annual cost of 1) part-time faculty, 2) our Student Wellness Experience (including our Student Wellness Navigators), 3) existing course fees, and 4) other needs that directly benefit student success.
CHHS has created an advisory committee comprised of faculty/staff and students who will 1) review funding requests and 2) provide funding recommendations to the Dean’s Office to ensure that the CHHS Fee funds are being spent to support student success.