The College of Education and Human Services at Abilene Christian University equips you to use your strengths and passions in service to others. From Social Work to Kinesiology and Nutrition, and Education to Communication Sciences and Disorders, you will be empowered to study and learn from the best in scholarship – and then apply that knowledge through experiential learning.
The College of Education and Human Services at Abilene Christian University equips you to use your strengths and passions in service to others. From Social Work to Kinesiology and Nutrition, and Education to Communication Sciences and Disorders, you will be empowered to study and learn from the best in scholarship – and then apply that knowledge through experiential learning.
Videos created by nutrition major Meda Bow during an internship with Chartwells food service have been shared with students at 300 other universities. And that’s just the beginning of how sees her future career impacting the world.
Videos created by nutrition major Meda Bow during an internship with Chartwells food service have been shared with students at 300 other universities. And that’s just the beginning of how sees her future career impacting the world.
Senior social work major Milka Weldemichile came to Abilene Christian University through ACU’s Bridge Program – designed to fill in the gaps between high school and college – but she’s already been crossing bridges in challenging transitions throughout her life. Now as she graduates with a degree in social work, she hopes to help build … Continued
Nutrition majors in the Department of Kinesiology and Nutrition have new space and equipment to help them learn to prepare, cook and teach about food. The Laboratory for Experiential Activities in Nutrition (LEAN Lab) opened in Fall 2020 in the Royce and Pam Money Student Recreation and Wellness Center, and includes industrial equipment similar to … Continued
A partnership between Abilene Christian University and Hendrick Health is providing new equipment and facilities to ACU’s occupational therapy program and offering education and resources to Hendrick clinicians. ACU’s Department of Occupational Therapy and Hendrick Health signed an agreement last year in which Hendrick will donate $75,000 to ACU across three years. That gift has … Continued