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About the College of Health Sciences

Things to Know About the College of Health Sciences

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Lynette Austin, Dean, College of Health Sciences

  • Offers intentional coursework on the intersection of ethics and practice in health sciences
  • Offers a creative master’s degrees in nutrition and a degree that combines exercise and human performance
  • Award-winning student activities in nursing,  physician assistant studies, cardiovascular perfusion and dietetics
  • Faculty who serve in key positions in both statewide and national organizations
  • Significant primary research in drug discovery and drug metabolism