College of Education, Health, and Society

Welcome to the College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS), where students learn how to shape the future of our society through education, public health, kinesiology, nutrition, social work, sports, and dedicated service for the greater good.

Undergraduate Studies

Our majors guide EHS scholars through a liberal arts education — fundamental to ��'s Plan — with immersive focus on each major's core principles and content. Hands-on experience is central to the EHS education, so your learning will not be confined to lecture halls but expanded to labs, clinics, classrooms, fields, public facilities, and beyond.

We emphasize experiential learning to help you build the soft skills that you need to tackle challenges in these fields that help heal the human spirit: confidence, compassion, empathy, flexibility, and grace under pressure.

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Combined Degrees

Undergraduate Certificates

Graduation and Licensure

Graduate ��

Whether you aspire to earn a graduate degree or certificate, update your credentials, or completely shift careers, we have something for every continuing student of the EHS. Pursue a master's degree or one of our three doctoral programs. Earn new licensure to advance your profession. At the College of Education, Health, and Society, your advancement promises a better world for all, and that is our sole commitment.

Master's Degrees and Licenses

Doctoral ��

Online and Hybrid ��

Certificates and Endorsements

Want to Know What it’s Really Like as an EHS Major at ��?

Discover the unique student experiences of EHS alumni, from their challenges to their triumphs. See how their �� educations helped them chart professional courses that not only bring them personal and professional fulfillment, but also bring healing, hope, and inspiration to the communities they serve.

Grace Chaney '21

After a career-ending injury derailed her plans to play college soccer, Grace Chaney used the experience as an opportunity to find her true passions in biomechanics, orthopedics, and medicine.

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Jason Meggyesy '22

Jason Meggyesy, a former host of the podcast Major Insight podcast, was interested in using a variety of media and communications platforms to build and strengthen connections with people. In this episode, he spoke about overcoming a fear of failure and the illuminating and life-changing opportunities college can offer.

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Olivia Ferrazza '21

Olivia Ferrazza seamlessly connects her interests in nutrition, food insecurity, and environmental sustainability. But it didn’t happen overnight. Olivia began college on a very different path before she learned how to put all the pieces together.

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Megan Cremeans '20

Megan Cremeans wants to spark social and political change by exploring the ways democracy and education are inseparably intertwined. As an Integrated Social Studies Education and Political Science double major, she uses applied policy to find practical ways to fight inequality and injustice, especially in schools where she researches public school funding disparities in Ohio.

Listen to Megan's Interview