College of Health and Human Services

Professors receive grant aimed at health education in Native American communities

June 16

Three CHHS professors recently received grant funding from the CDC and the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research to develop curricula to address diabetes and tobacco use among Native Americans.

Professor's art on display in second floor CHHS gallery

June 16

Dr. Sue Caulfield, professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Health Programs, has several heliographic prints on display in the second floor art gallery at the College of Health and Human Services.

BS-IHS student wins Alexandra Burgett Endowed Scholarship

June 6

In a short ceremony on April 28, Malaya Myers, a junior in the School of Interdisciplinary Health Programs, was awarded the Alexandra Burgett Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually, largely based on GPA and an essay.

Simulation Committee hosts SUN Conference

June 6

The CHHS Simulation Committee hosted a Simulation Users Network (SUN) Conference on May 4, in conjunction with Laerdal Medical. Attendees from across the state came together to learn more about effective simulation activities and how to incorporate them into various programs.

CHHS celebrates students on 2016 Dean's List

June 6

In April, more than 1300 students (and their families) were invited to two separate ceremonies, held at the College of Health and Human Services, to be recognized for making the Dean's List for 2016.

CHHS kicks off Health Career Connection program

June 6

The first cohort of the new CHHS Health Career Connection program will come to campus in June. As part of this exciting new program, 12 exceptional incoming first-year students will earn six credits during the summer I session.