College of
Education & Human Services

The College of Education and Human Services offers the master of education and the master of science in physician assistant in rural primary care, the baccalaureate degree in eight areas and the associate degree in nursing and early childhood. Several specialized programs are also offered to enhance the student's preparation for professions and/or further study.

“From this College shall go forth compassionate, productive, ethical lifelong learners who contribute interdependently to a global society.”

A beliefs statement was created by the faculty during Fall Semester 2000. It states:

The College of Education and Human Services believes in:

• The magnificent potential of each individual

• Learning as our core process

• Creating world-class learning environments

• Individual worth and accountability

• Integrity and compassion

• Empowerment through life-long learning

• Celebrating diversity

• Collegiality expressed with unity

• Ideas and vision as catalysts to change the world

• Selfless service to our community

 


Dr. Jane Penman
Interim Dean





Dr. Jonathan Lindzey
Interim Associate Dean