We believe in the profound connection between education, health, and service. Our commitment is to cultivate future professionals who are not only equipped with the technical expertise and knowledge required in their fields but also driven by a passion to enhance the quality of life for individuals and communities, locally and globally. Through our holistic approach to education, we empower students to become critical thinkers and compassionate leaders, ready to face the evolving demands of healthcare and human services with integrity and innovation.
But it’s not always what you do, it’s how you do it. That’s why our programs put a high emphasis on making ethical decisions and staying true to values. You’ll graduate career-ready, with a holistic understanding of self and well-being.
We offer both a major for first-time nursing students, and an RN-to-BSN program for current registered nurses.
It’s not just CSI. We study crime as a whole — who commits it, why and how to solve it.
Complete both a Bachelor’s of Science in Applied Science (BSAS) in Criminal Justice and a Master of Science (MS) in Criminal Justice in just five years.
Finish your Bachelor’s degree with waived requirements for students with prior experience.
Complete your Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in just 5 years
We train leaders. Prepare to serve as a reserve officer in our ROTC program. Our minor will also solidify your combat advantage.
It’s a calling, not necessarily a decision. Just ask our students. We come from all different walks of life — military, corrections, family therapists — all to help others.
Expert Faculty and Supportive Environment
Hands-On Learning Opportunities
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Opened in 1976, Cushwa Hall is home to the Dominic A. and Helen M. Bitonte College of Health and Human Services. Here you’ll find health and service-related programs including health professions, the Centofanti School of Nursing, social work, criminal justice and consumer sciences, graduate studies in health and rehabilitation sciences, military science, the Peace Officer Training Academy, and more. Administrative offices including Environmental, Occupational Health & Safety are also located here. One of the largest buildings on campus, Cushwa contains 28 classrooms, 40 laboratories, 172 offices, and two large lecture halls. In addition, several interesting medical artifacts from the Rose Melnick Medical Museum are currently displayed throughout the building.
My professors have really helped me find jobs, make connections, and give me relevant knowledge in the field.
