The College of Health and Life Sciences includes the Departments of Agriculture, Allied Health, Biological Sciences, Communication Disorders, Health and Human Performance, and Nursing. These departments offer programs leading to the Associate of Science degree, Bachelor of Science degree, and Master of Science degree. The programs prepare students for careers in some of the fastest-growing occupations in the United States.

Departments

Agriculture	Allied Health	Nursing
Biological Sciences	Health and Human Performance	Communication Disorders

Of particular importance to the people of western Kansas are the programs in Agribusiness, Health and Physical Education, Wildlife Biology, Range Management, Adapted/Special Physical Education, and the health professions including Radiologic Technology, Medical Diagnostic Imaging, Speech and Language Disorders, Sports Medicine, Nursing, Family Nurse Primary Care Practice, and Medical Technology.

Programs

Agribusiness	Medical Diagnostic Imaging
Health and Physical Education	Speech and Language Disorders
Wildlife Biology	Sports Medicine
Range Management	Nursing
Adapted/Special Physical Education	Family Nurse Primary Care Practice
Radiologic Technology	Medical Technology

Programs available in the college also prepare students for entrance into professional schools. The college offers an interdisciplinary minor in Gerontology.

Pre-Professional Tracks

In addition, the college offers a number of service programs through the academic departments.

Special Service Programs

Foster Grandparent Program	Geneva Herndon Speech and Hearing Clinic
Senior Companion Program	Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Intramurals	Family Healthcare Center
University Farm

The college is committed to serving students both on and off campus and utilizes the latest technologies in the delivery of instruction while maintaining personal and individual contact with the student.