COLLEGE of HEALTH and SOCIAL SERVICES

Dean • Jeffrey E. Brandon

Associate Dean of Academics and Research • Larry K. Olsen

Advising Coordinator • Lisa Kirby

Student Records • Sally Alkon

Bachelor of Community Health
Bachelor of Human and Community Services
Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Occupational Health
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Social Work

The College of Health and Social Services brings together associated disciplines and professional fields of study directly applied to the improvement of the quality of life and its existence in rapidly changing family and community environments. The college includes the Departments of Health Science, Nursing, and Social Work.

While the ultimate responsibility for planning an academic program in compliance with university, college, and departmental requirements rests with you, the college recognizes the importance of helping you work out appropriate academic programs. All Health and Social Service students pursuing a bachelor's degree are advised about academic matters in the dean's office, located in the Health and Social Services building. In addition, you are encouraged to contact departments for specific subject area information and career planning. Once students are accepted into the nursing program, they are advised about academic matters in the Department of Nursing.

Bachelor Degree Graduation Requirements

Five bachelor degree programs are available: Bachelor of Community Health, Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Occupational Health, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Social Work, and Bachelor of Human and Community Services (via distance education only).

To be awarded a baccalaureate degree you must

1. complete the requirements for the degree as shown by the department in which the degree is offered including a minimum of 54 credits of upper-division courses (numbered 300 and above) and the minimum total number of credits required for the degree;
2. complete at least 38 credits of general education course work selected from thelist of approved general education courses presented in the general education section of this catalog and the specific general education courses that may be required by each department;and
3. complete any other requirements for graduation as discussed under "Regulations" in the "General Information" chapter of this catalog.