The recently formed College of Human Services and Health Professions combines the University's programs directed at serving people and their environment. The college's majors prepare students for professional careers, while addressing important societal issues affecting individuals and families. The College of Human Services and Health Professions' program in nursing educates leaders who make an impact on people's health in this country and around the world. For the students interested in helping others, a career in social work may be the ideal choice.
Cooperative programs are available for several majors.
Families are requiring more family-oriented services, and CFS grads are ready to take on the challenge. For all job-seeking students, our Career Development Center helps seniors find professional positions in their chosen field. Nursing today is not just a single career, but a respected profession offering many different career choices. Hospitals will continue to need nurses who offer patients caring attention, but they also need nurses who can manage people, information, budgets, and technology. As nursing careers outside hospitals multiply, many nurses have thriving private practices.