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Faculty

Chairperson: Hawley C. Almstedt

Associate Professor: Hawley C. Almstedt

Assistant Professors: Todd C. Shoepe, Sarah L. Strand, Heather P. Tarleton

Clinical Faculty: David A. Ramirez

Degrees

Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training

The Department offers two majors: Health and Human Sciences and Athletic Training. All students in the Department of Health and Human Sciences are required to complete an Internship/HHSC 495 for at least three semester hours. This is accomplished by carrying out an internship in the area of interest under the guidance of a faculty member.

Mission Statement

Within the context of LMU’s mission, the Department of HHSC strives to cultivate educated students in the subjects of HHSC with quality classroom preparation for graduate schools and professional careers as well as relevant clinical, practical and evidence-based experience in health related fields. Such fields include, but are not limited to: athletic training; nursing; physical and occupational therapy; physician assistant; public health and epidemiology and exercise science. The Department prepares students in a positive environment that encourages the development of the whole person.

Vision Statement

The vision of the Department of HHSC is to develop quality graduates in the area of health science and its related professions. Excellence in development of the health science student is based on academics, research, service, professional and practical experiences.

Programs

• Athletic Training, B.S.
• Health and Human Sciences, B.S.

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