"You learn at your best when you have something you care about and can get pleasure in being engaged in."
Howard Gardner (n.d.)
Graduate Studies
The education of graduate students-our future scientists, educators, and providers of health and human services-is central to the mission of the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS). Core attributes of CHHS graduate studies are accredited professional programs providing both classroom and field experiences, and integration of research experiences with professional training. In Fall 2007, CHHS enrolled 324 graduate students and offered 21 masters degrees, 2 dual degrees, 4 certificate programs, 2 clinical doctorates, and 2 doctors of philosophy.
Useful documents you can download from this page:
Student Research and Scholarly Activity Travel Award Guidelines
Information about the College of Health and Human Services Student Research and Scholarly Activity Travel Award (SRSATA), which is offered three times annually for travel expenses.
CHHS Probation Policy
Guidelines used by the Schools of Nursing, Human and Consumer Sciences, Recreation and Sport Sciences, and Public Health Sciences and Professions in determining when a student will be placed on probation.
APA Basics
A primer to help you polish your thesis or dissertation
CHHS Theses & Dissertations 2005-2008
A complete list of these and dissertations completed by College graduate students from 2005-2008.