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Communication Sciences & Disorders
Communication sciences and disorders is the profession devoted to helping people overcome disorders of speech, language and hearing. Learn more about communication sciences and disorders.
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Health Management & Policy
Health management and policy prepares students to pursue leadership roles within the largest and fastest growing sectors of the economy: health care administration, public health and health policy. Learn more about health management and policy programs.
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Human Development & Family Studies
Human Development and Family Studies supports individuals and families across the lifespan in communities and society through interdisciplinary research, teaching and service.
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Kinesiology
Kinesiology generates and applies knowledge about the role of physical activity in the advancement of health in society. Explore its five options: Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Outdoor Education, Health and Physical Education and Sport Studies.
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Nursing
The Department of Nursing faculty believe that learning is a creative process wherein students are active participants in their education, growth, and development as professional nurses.
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Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy enables people to participate in daily life activities including leisure, work, self-care, and home management. Learn more about occupational therapy programs.
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Recreation Management & Policy
The Department of Recreation Management and Policy educates future professionals for meaningful careers helping individuals and communities through recreation and leisure experiences. Learn more about programs offered by the department.
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Social Work
Social work encompasses the professional foundation of social work policy, practice, and human behavior within the context of social justice and diversity. Learn more about social work programs at CHHS.
In the Spotlight
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Meet our Communications Intern Patrick Harvey, senior in Communication and History, and UNH Superfan. Patrick will be assisting us in writing student and alumni profiles for all departments. |
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Kinesiology: Exercise Science alum, Margarethe “Meg” Hauschildt '17, is pursuing a doctorate in Physical Therapy at Columbia University. |
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Corinna Jenkins Tucker, Professor in Human Development and Family Studies, looks at understanding how sibling relationships shape who we are. |
News
Upcoming Events
- NH Citizens Health Initiative Annual Symposium 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM -September 27th, 2017
- Friends in Action 4:00 PM to 5:15 PM - New Hampshire HallSeptember 27th, 2017
- OT Information Session 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM - Hewitt Hall Rm. 139September 28th, 2017
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2017 Grimes Competition
The Grimes Competition is an annual celebration of excellence in undergraduate student research made possible through the generosity of Jack and Marianna Grimes
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NH Medicaid Symposium
Download presentations and watch the recording of NH Medicaid Today and Tomorrow: Focusing on Value
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Building a Team
Interprofessional course brings majors together. CHHS launched an interprofessional education (IPE) course during the spring semester that was so successful, it will be offered next fall.
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2017 Annual Awards Celebration
On April 27, the College held its annual awards celebration recognizing faculty, staff, and students for their achievements and accomplishments over the past year
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Passion on and off the Gridiron
Jeff Carter '19 is going to be a nurse. The fact that he’s a 6-foot-3, 275-pound offensive lineman on the UNH football team just makes his story more interesting.
