Mar 28, 2024  
2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Robert D. and Carol Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services


 

Jeff Killion, Dean (Centennial Hall 413)

Vision for the Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services

To be the premier provider of health sciences and human services education on a state, national, and international level through a commitment to quality education for students and their communities.

Mission Statement for the Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services

In keeping with Midwestern State University’s mission to provide students with rigorous undergraduate and graduate education in the liberal arts and the professions, the College of Health Sciences and Human Services seeks to be a premier provider of health sciences and human services education on a state, national, and international level by providing learners with tools for success through:

  • Student-centered undergraduate and graduate professional education built upon a strong liberal arts foundation;
  • Engagement in traditional and applied research opportunities alongside faculty across disciplines and within their chosen professions;
  • Cutting edge educational programs that meet the needs of our global community;
  • Recognition and respect for diversity of thought; Interdisciplinary collaboration with professionals in the global community;
  • Emphasis on scholarly teaching, practice, scientific inquiry, and service;
  • Ethical professional practice and an appreciation for continuous life-long learning.

Admission Policies

Applications are accepted from men and women regardless of age or marital status. Applicants will be considered for admission on an individual basis.

  1. See the sections on Admissions  and Registration Information for details. Admission to Midwestern State University does not guarantee acceptance into a health science program.
  2. It is recommended that the high school background include courses in chemistry, biology, and algebra (2 units) for health sciences programs.
  3. Application forms for admission to nursing, dental hygiene, radiologic sciences, and respiratory care programs may be obtained from the respective departments.
  4. See individual program for specific admission requirements. In exceptional cases, persons who do not meet the criteria for regular admission may be granted provisional admission by the College Admissions Committee.
  5. The semester-by-semester program of individual courses should be followed by entering students. Exceptions may be made by the department chair.

Departments, Programs and Courses

Athletic Training and Exercise Physiology

Go to information for Athletic Training and Exercise Physiology.

Programs

Major

Minor

Criminal Justice

Go to information for Criminal Justice.

Programs

Major

Minor

Dental Hygiene

Go to information for Dental Hygiene.

Programs

Major

Health Services Administration

Go to information for Health Services Administration.

John and Nevils Wilson School of Nursing

Go to information for John and Nevils Wilson School of Nursing.

Programs

Major

The Shimadzu School of Radiologic Sciences

Go to information for The Shimadzu School of Radiologic Sciences.

Programs

Major

Other Programs

Respiratory Care

Go to information for Respiratory Care.

Programs

Major

Social Work

Go to information for Social Work.

Programs

Major