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Speech Language Pathology (M.A.)

Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology

The primary goal for our master's program is the training of competent speech-language pathologists who will critically evaluate communication disorders and the methods used in the habilitation and rehabilitation of those disorders. The curriculum provides information on language disorders of children and adults (including those resulting from cognitive-communicative disorders), communication disorders of those with complex and significant impairments, phonological disorders and disorde

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Imprinting in Their Time: Japanese Printmakers

Now through May 12, 2024

Imprinting in Their Time: Japanese Printmakers, 1912–2022 presents a survey of Japanese prints throughout the 20th century up to present day. The exhibition examines how the role of a printmaker has transformed through international encounters, new sources of inspiration, and artistic motivation.

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Nutrition (M.S.)

Master of Science in Nutrition

The Nutrition concentration emphasizes nutritional sciences and opportunities to participate in interdisciplinary research in laboratory and community settings. Graduates are prepared for positions as nutritionists in health care and community agencies

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Health Education and Promotion (M.Ed.)

Master of Education in Health Education and Promotion

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program in Health Education and Promotion (HEDP) is designed to enable individuals to pursue their diverse interests in the field while addressing the competencies essential to the professional development of health educators.

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Sophomore Construction Management Major Builds His Future

Jesse Thompson (third from right) with the Construction Management Student Organization participating in the Appalachia Service Project Race to Build.

Before sophomore Honors College student Jesse Thompson came to �� in 2022 from Cincinnati, Ohio, he often watched HGTV with his father– a handy man around the house who was often building things. With that influence, Jesse decided to major in construction management. He chose to complete his required internship last summer and had the opportunity to work for Meyers Brothers & Sons, a contractor in Millville, Ohio. The company specializes in residential custom design, build and remodel projects. Here, Jesse utilized his knowledge gained from his coursework, including the construc...

Exercise Physiology (M.S.)

Master of Science in Exercise Physiology

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A Half Century of Disability Awareness Month Celebrations at ��

Sepia toned picture of two men in wheelchairs leaning back on the wheel like a wheelie

While “Adopt a Disability for a Day” wasn’t featured in this October’s Disability Awareness Month event lineup, it was offered at the first “Understanding Disability and Physical Difference Month” celebrated on campus in November of 1971. Students, faculty, and staff were “encouraged to adopt a physical disability of blindness or being in a wheelchair” (Challenge Newsletter November 1972). Participants were assigned a student who was blind or a wheelchair user and were then required to navigate a marked-out course while wearing a blindfold or using a wheelchair. “Dine Blind” from 1972’s event ...

Michael Daniels

College of Education, Health and Human Services

Michael Daniels

EHHS grad Michael Daniels, Ph.D.,’22, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, has been named one of Crain’s Cleveland Business 40 Under 40 for 2023. Daniels serves as the director of ��'s E. Timothy Moore Student Multicultural Center, where he leads an institution that cultivates a sense of belonging and cultural affirmation for students. Daniels has focused his academic research on men of color, identity development and leadership. --Photo courtesy Crain's Cleveland Business ...

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