For the undergraduate curriculum in community health education leading to the degree of bachelor of science, see College of Education, Curricula. The community health education program is designed to prepare students for professional involvement in programs which incorporate health services and the educational process. See the departmental advising office for details. To be accepted into the teacher education program, students must be approved by the departmental committee and the College of Education Teacher Education Committee. See the University Teacher Education Handbook for GPA, course work, credits, field experience, and ACT or PPST score requirements for admission to the University Teacher Education Program.
Further details are available from the department advising office.
Introductory courses in health studies offer opportunities for learning experiences in personal and community health, drug education, and emergency health care. Coursework in dance provides opportunities for students to develop an understanding and appreciation of dance as part of a liberal education. An interdisciplinary Performing Arts major with a dance emphasis is available through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. For further information see Index, Theatre and Performing Arts. Participation in Orchesis I or II is recommended.