“Ready to make a difference in the world? Our teachers, nurses, counselors and other professionals work to make the world a better place every day.”

Michael T. Miller, Dean 

 

Four U.S. News badges for 2017-18

We became the College of Education and Health Professions in 1997.The Wellness Initiative uses an eight-dimensional model: physical, social, environmental, occupational, spiritual, financial, emotional, and intellectual.

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Infographic: 5,500 students, 329 honors students, $30.14 million in grants awarded, 21 research and service units

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An interdisciplinary team targets youth with disabilities in $1 million grant project.Janet Penner-Williams, left, and Diana Gonzales Worthen receive $8 million in federal grants.A new study validates a fluid diary to measure daily water intake.A Bentonville youth with cerebral palsy excels at his first paid job experience.The first three students have enrolled in our new four-year, non-degree program.Engineer-turned-researcher studies non-cognitive aspects of learning.University Recreation offers new sports injury clinic at HPER.

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