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W ELCOME C OLLEGE OF H EALTH & H UMAN S ERVICES Deans Office and Student Affairs College of Health & Human Services (CHHS) Comprised of 5 Schools: School of Exercise & Nutritional Sciences Athletic Training Foods


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COLLEGE OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Dean’s Office and Student Affairs

WELCOME

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College of Health & Human Services (CHHS)

Comprised of 5 Schools:

○ School of Exercise & Nutritional Sciences ○ Athletic Training ○ Foods and Nutrition ○ Kinesiology (i.e., Exercise Science Generalist; Fitness Specialist, and Pre- Physical Therapy) ○ School of Public Health ○ School of Nursing ○ School of Social Work ○ Social Work ○ Gerontology ○ School of Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences

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  • Dr. Steven Hooker

Dean and Professor

shooker@sdsu.edu

Website

http://chhs.sdsu.edu

Welcome, Dean Hooker!

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  • Dr. Larry S. Verity

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Professor of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences lverity@sdsu.edu

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  • Dr. Mark B. Reed

Interim Associate Dean for Research Affairs & Professor President, American Academy of Health Behavior mreed@sdsu.edu

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Jason Ramirez, MA, PPSC

Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs jramirez@sdsu.edu

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CHHS Academic Advisors

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Kelly Lane, MS

Exercise & Nutritional Sciences Undergraduate Advisor and Lecturer

Louise Chatagnier

Graduate Assistant Advisor ensugrad@sdsu.edu ✓ ENS includes Athletic Training, Foods and Nutrition, and Kinesiology (i.e., Exercise Science Generalist; Fitness Specialist, and Pre-Physical Therapy) Website http://ens.sdsu.edu/

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  • Dr. Kristen Emory

Public Health Undergraduate Program Director and Advisor PHundergrad@sdsu.edu Website http://publichealth.sdsu.edu/

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Jason Ramirez, MA, PPSC

Nursing Undergraduate Advisor and Undergraduate Program Coordinator jramirez@sdsu.edu Website http://nursing.sdsu.edu/

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Jennifer Cosio, MSW, PPSC

Includes both Gerontology and Social Work jcosio@sdsu.edu Website http://socialwork.sdsu.edu

Social Work Undergraduate Advisor & Lecturer

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  • Dr. Peter Torre

Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Undergraduate Advisor & Professor ptorre@sdsu.edu Website http://slhs.sdsu.edu/

Taylor Hye, MA, CCC-SLP

Undergraduate Advisor & Graduate Clinical Supervisor Taylorjhye@sdsu.edu

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Health Professions Advising Office

The Health Professions Advising Office serves pre-medical, pre-dental, pre- veterinary, pre-pharmacy, pre-podiatry, pre-optometry, pre-physician assistant, and allied health students. Majors in our college may have some

  • f these interests. If so, please contact:

Students must attend a group advising session prior to seeking individual advising. GMCS 323 Phone: (619) 594-3030 http://hpao.sdsu.edu/

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CHHS Undergraduate International Experience

http://chhs.sdsu.edu/international/

Roxanne Riedel, MA CHHS International Programs Coordinator Bianca Lisek CHHS International Programs Assistant

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Benefits of study abroad for students going into Health & Human Services fields:

  • Enhancement of personal traits
  • Development of social skills
  • Acquisition of cultural learning and

cross-cultural competency

  • Empathize with the perspectives of
  • thers
  • Exhibit attitudes of tolerance and self-

confidence

Currently 32 programs at SDSU require study abroad CHHS is the first College at SDSU sending all undergraduates abroad!

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  • Minimum of 2 weeks & MUST earn academic credit

(some 9-day SDSU programs are approved)

  • Choose from short-term, summer, semester or year-

long programs: ✓ Study abroad ✓ Volunteer ✓ Internship ✓ Research

  • Choose from hundreds of programs in over 50

countries!

  • Complete GE or major coursework, or learn practical

experience for your future field of work

  • Consider HHS 350 – Applied International Health and

Human Services .... As an option!!

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1) Get your passport! New passport office next to the International Student Center! (Located on the west side of campus, north of Peterson Gym). Walk-ins only, No appointment necessary. Phone: (619) 594-3800 E-mail: passports@sdsu.edu 2) Review the online Study Abroad Presentation and attend a program-specific Info Session to learn about program options, scholarships, and more! 3) Attend the Fall 2018 Study Abroad Fair on campus: 10-2, September 11, North Library Walkway 4) Research your options: chhs.sdsu.edu/international

5) Contact us at chhsintl@sdsu.edu

It’s never too early to start planning! Remember…. You don’t have to study abroad… you GET to study abroad!

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Essentials for Student Success

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Essentials for Student Success

Meet with your major advisor at least once per semester.  Prerequisite course sequencing and progression  Impaction criteria  Requirements for the major Keep up with your course work  Allocate 2-3 hours of study (per week) for each unit enrolled in Thoroughly review course syllabus

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Essentials for Student Success

Seek help when you need it  Visit professor office hours  Form small study groups  Visit the Math and Writing Centers  If you have or think you may have a learning disability it is important to register with the Student Ability Success Center prior to the start of classes

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Essentials for Student Success

Get Involved!

Learning does not only happen in the classroom

  • Over 350+ student clubs and organizations
  • Research opportunities with SDSU faculty
  • Internships
  • Service learning

Get the balance right!

Work hard but also enjoy your college experience!

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Jason Ramirez Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs

○ Phone: (619) 594-6151 ○ Email: jramirez@sdsu.edu ○ Office Hours: By appointment – Visit ED-154 or send e-mail