Gerontology Health Care Administration Military Science Radiation Therapy Gerontology Gerontology is a multidisciplinary program that offers both a master of science degree and a 24- unit certificate. The program is dedicated to training individuals for professional roles in agencies, organizations, and businesses working directly with middle-aged and older adults. This program is designed for professional administrators or those who wish to become administrators in agencies or organizations that deliver personal and general health-care services. The curriculum is a blend of theory and fieldwork, with heavy emphasis on practical application in real-life settings. The course work is designed to provide generalist administrators with the skills needed to apply organizational and management techniques to health care systems.
Some specialization is encouraged in the graduate program.
Classes are scheduled for late afternoons, evenings, and intensive weekends to accommodate working students. ROTC enhances student education by providing unique leadership and management training along with practical experience. Students who fulfill the requirements for the bachelors degree and successfully complete the military science training will be commissioned as second lieutenants. Students are able to request Army branches in which they would like to be commissioned. Although Army needs are paramount, most cadets are assigned to one of their top choices.