The objectives of this degree program are 1) to prepare community health specialists to help maintain and improve the health, well-being, and quality of life of communities of people in public and private settings; and 2) to prepare graduates to pursue graduate education in a variety of related fields.

Health-Safety courses:111--3 hrs.; 210--3 hrs.; 212--3 hrs.; 221--3 hrs.; 340--3 hrs.; 341--3 hrs.; 360--3 hrs.; 380--3 hrs.; 392--3 hrs.; 393--2 hrs.; 401--1 hr.; 402--1 hr.; 403--1 hr.; 404--1 hr.; 405--1 hr.; 406--1 hr.; 407--1hr. ; 424--3 hrs.; 428--3 hrs.; 480--3 hrs.; 491--3 hrs.

Foundation courses: Life Sciences 112--3 hrs. and 112L--1 hr. or 231--2 hrs. and 231L--1 hr. or 241--2 hrs. and 241L--1 hr. ; Family and Consumer Sciences 201--3 hrs.; Psychology 101--3 hrs.; Sociology 120--3 hrs.; Communication 356--3 hrs.; Physical Education 180--hr. ; Psychology 362--3 hrs