Description

Undergraduates majoring in community health and human services (CHHS) chose a concentration in either community health (CH) or human services (HS). Upon successful completion of the major, they graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree.

Community Health Concentration: This concentration prepares students for entry into a variety of professions—patient educator, certified diabetes educator, child development specialist, health policy coordinator, wellness coordinator, community assessment coordinator, public health educator, community nutrition educator, and others—and for graduate study. Students concentrating in community health must pursue a minor approved by their faculty advisor.

Human Services Concentration: This concentration prepares students for entry into professions such as caseworker, community coordinator, family support worker, outreach specialist, advocate, drug abuse counselor, social services liaison, and mental health technician as well as for graduate study.