In the College of Health Sciences, there is a certain way in which we conduct ourselves.

Professionalism. Dedication. Innovation. Altruism. All are words that describe the conduct and actions of our students, faculty, staff and alumni.

This is something I have been thinking a lot about as of late, because I am so proud of all of the people who represent — and help support — our College. I believe this is the best place to work on all of campus, and I see the same feeling throughout our classrooms, offices and labs.

We are all proud to be here. And as we teach and support our students, that pride carries forth as our students go on to change the world. It is the way we do things here in CHS. It is the way our alumni lead and succeed. Our College is the Gateway to the Health Professions, and I refer to our spirit at The CHS Way.

In these pages you will see example after example: From the inspirational survivor’s mentality of April Ballantine, to the altruistic nature of Dr. Patrick Kitzman, and from the life-changing therapy given by Communication Sciences and Disorders, to the inventive classes taught in Clinical Leadership and Management …

This is The CHS Way.

Look for the hashtag #theCHSway on future stories and projects as we highlight more of the amazing people who help make up the College of Health Sciences.  

Need us to guide you?  It will be our pleasure. Come — let us show you The Way …

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