The major in community health prepares students for careers in healthcare, public policy, community education, and much more. Graduates understand both macro and micro perspectives of health within communities. Graduates of the community health major are qualified for a variety of careers and employed in entry-level positions in a variety of settings such as family planning agencies, nonprofit agencies, state and federal health agencies, schools, and community health centers. Depending on the setting, your responsibilities may vary. You may be responsible for data collection and analysis to determine community needs, planning, implementing, and evaluating programs, or teaching in community health settings.

A minor in community health helps students begin to understand both macro and micro perspectives of health within communities. Students from a variety of academic areas choose this minor. This minor is especially valuable to students majoring in social work, education, nursing, or biokinetics. You'll gain a deeper understanding of health and how to promote wellness in diverse settings and communities.