2004-05 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705

 

The College of Health and Human Services

 

Dean: Carleen C. Zoni
       
Associate Dean: Vacant

 

Website: www.iup.edu/healthhumanserv

 

Department of Criminology
Department of Culinary Arts
Department of Food and Nutrition
Department of Health and Physical Education
Department of Hospitality Management
Department of Human Development and Environmental Studies
Department of Industrial and Labor Relations
Department of Nursing and Allied Health Professions
Department of Safety Sciences
Credit Certificate Programs
College Majors and Minors

 


The College of Health and Human Services comprises eight multifaceted departments which offer programs leading to seventeen baccalaureate degrees and five master’s degrees, three minors, two credit-bearing certificate programs, and one noncredit certificate program. The departments in the college are Culinary Arts; Food and Nutrition; Health and Physical Education; Hospitality Management; Human Development and Environmental Studies; Industrial and Labor Relations; Nursing and Allied Health Professions; and Safety Sciences.

The college offers degrees in areas relevant to workforce needs and prides itself on having established a learning-centered environment in which the curricula bridge theory and practice. Hands-on fieldwork, observations, clinical experiences, internships, cooperative education, and service-learning opportunities are regular components of the curricula and provide valuable learning experiences for students. Instructional methods are often cooperative and collaborative, affording students the opportunity to understand what they can contribute to and gain from collective efforts. Discovery-based instruction provides opportunities to learn about a discipline by practicing in the field. Media technology, an ever-expanding resource, provides access to worldwide information. Faculty members recognize the central role of the learner in the learning process and strive to create integrated, holistic learning environments. The focus on learning is a commitment to the continuous improvement of the quality of education offered by the college.

The mission of the College of Health and Human Services is to serve the public interest by preparing professionals for applied professional disciplines. Graduates will be compassionate, affirm high personal and professional standards, provide future leadership, and they will be committed to creating and advancing knowledge in their discipline. 

 


College Majors

        • Child Development/Family Relations

        • Clinical Laboratory Science

        • Criminology (Pre-Law track available)

        • Culinary Arts (nondegree Certificate program)

        • Family and Consumer Sciences Education

        • Fashion Merchandising

        • Health and Physical Education

        • Hospitality Management

        • Industrial and Labor Relations (graduate program only)

        • Interior Design

        • Nuclear Medicine Technology

        • Nutrition (Tracks available: Dietetics, Nutrition)

        • Nursing

        • Physical Education and Sport (Tracks available: Aquatics, Athletic Training,
          Exercise Science, Sport Administration)

        • Respiratory Care

        • Safety Sciences

 

College Minors

        • Child Development

        • Criminology

        • Information Assurance

        • Nutrition

        • Safety Sciences

 

Credit Certificate Programs

        • Driver Education

        • Gerontology

 

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