Robbyn R. Wacker, Ph.D. The College of Health and Human Sciences is a multidisciplinary unit offering undergraduate and graduate programs in a wide range of disciplines in the health care, human service and human performance professions. The College recognizes its obligations to serve in the several capacities of teaching, research and service. The fundamental aim of the College is excellence and distinction in these pursuits. Programs of the College are designed to prepare students for the proficient and successful practice of a profession and to pursue advanced educational opportunities. Students are prepared for careers in Athletic Training, Coaching, Fitness and Exercise, Physical Education, Recreation, Audiology, Speech-Language Pathology, Dietetics, Gerontology, Nursing, Public Health, Human Rehabilitative Services, Rehabilitation Counseling and Vocational Evaluation.
Graduates find employment in schools, hospitals, public and private agencies, business and industry.
The College of Health and Human Sciences is a unique resource in terms of the quality and type of academic programs it offers. The mission of the College is to provide the best possible education for its undergraduate and graduate students, to contribute to knowledge and the solution of significant problems through research and to serve the people of Colorado and the nation. The College provides a wide array of physical activity courses for college credit in order to enrich students' present and future sport, recreation and leisure pursuits.