School of Health & Human Performance

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2. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
   1. Communication Sciences and Disorders
   2. Dance
   3. Kinesiology
      (formerly Exercise and Sport Science)
   4. Public Health Education
   5. Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management
3. CLINICAL SERVICES
   1. Speech and Hearing
4. RESEARCH CENTERS
   1. Center for Women's Health and Wellness
5. STUDENT INFORMATION
   1. Office of Life Planning & Personal Development
   2. HHP Student Scholarships/ Fellowships/Funds
6. OFFICES
   1. Office of Research
   2. Office of Academic Programs
8. FACULTY INFORMATION
   1. Awards
   2. Departmental Documents
   3. Guidelines & Curriculum
   4. Plan
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Welcome to the School of Health & Human Performance

Academic Departments of HHP

Communication Science Disorders	Dance	Kinesiology
Public Health Education	Recreation, Tourism & Hospitality Management	Dean's Welcome Celia Hooper

We hope you enjoy reading about our departments and programs. We invite you to contact us at HHP !

HHP in the News

• Nov 6, 2009: Dr. William Dudley and a team of experts scrutinize hundreds of grant applications from across the country...all wanting federal funding from the National Institues of Health. But first, they must prove their merit. ... read more
• Sept. 30 2009: A team led by Dr. Lovelady of the Department of Nutrition and Dr. L Wideman of the Department of Kinesiology find that Exercise Can Protect Bones of Nursing Mothers.
• Sept. 6 2009: Dr. L. Buettner of RTH talks about pet therapy in The Dog Who Changes Lives (Parade)

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HHP Notice Board

• Congratulations !! John Gamble's Dance company wins first place in Go Triad's 2009 Reader's Choice Awards
• The HHP Horizons Newsletter will soon be published only online. To receive email notification we invite you to update alumni information.
• Congratulations!! Dr. L. Buettner (RTH) is awarded funding by the Alzheimer's Association for her 3-year project: Mentally Stimulating Activities (MSAs) to Treat Apathy in Early Stage AD . For more information contact Dr. L. Buettner.
• Photos from the HHP Student Poster Expo - 2009 !!
  
  

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