Dean of the School of Human and Health Professions
Dr. Tamera Keiter Humbert
Esbenshade Hall, Room 369
717-361-4750
Faculty: Bellew, Caprino, Carlson, Corbin, Cunningham, Dennehy, Eckrote, Ericksen, Fox, Haffejee, Haley-Mize, Hample, Hassler, Homa, Kimmel, Licona, D. Martin, W. Martin, Panchik, Rapiey, Rookey, Swartzendruber, Tyminski, Waltermire-Burton, Wentzel, Whitney
For more information, please visit the School’s website or check your course syllabi, which are available through the course instructor or at the High Library.
Mission
To provide a transformative educational experience that develops highly competent professionals who use their strengths and knowledge to help create change in the lives with whom they work, both locally and globally.
Goals
Our faculty and graduates:
- Uphold ethical and responsible professional standards
- Practice based on the best available knowledge and can contribute to that knowledge
- Work for equity and inclusion for all peoples
The School of Human and Health Professions includes programs in Education, Exercise Science, Nursing (RN to BSN), Occupational Therapy, Physician’s Assistant, Social Studies, and Social Work.
Honors in the Discipline
The School of Human and Health Professions participates in the College Honors in the Discipline Program. For guidelines, students should consult their advisor.
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Social Work
Minors
Master of Education
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
Master of Science
Doctorate
Certificates
