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The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions

Student-focused learning community

No matter where you are in your educational journey, our degree and certificate programs provide the skills and experiences needed in healthcare. Our student-centered approach is evident in classroom learning, clinical experiences, internships, research opportunities, and community outreach/volunteerism. Join us in creating an inclusive, healthy society.

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Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions offers undergraduate degrees, certificate programs and graduate degrees in a variety of disciplines. Our programs incorporate interactive classroom learning with research opportunities, clinical experiences and internships to prepare you to succeed in the health professions. Whether you want to provide health care to others or lead change within health care, we have the program for you.
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Proven health education leadership

  • Over 2,500 internship/clinical affiliations globally.
  • 1st Athletic Training major (initially Sports Medicine) in the United States.
  • 1st accredited Doctor of Audiology program in the United States.
  • Michigan’s only nationally accredited Environmental Health and Safety program.
  • Graduate programs are ranked by the U.S. News & World Report 2025 Best Graduate Schools:
    • Doctor of Audiology program ranked 1st in Michigan and 29th nationally.
    • Master of Health Administration program ranked 2nd in Michigan and 62nd nationally.
    • Speech-Language Pathology program ranked 3rd in Michigan and 74th nationally.
    • Doctor of Physical Therapy program ranked 4th in Michigan and 154th nationally.
    • Master of Public Health program ranked 5th in Michigan and 137th nationally.
  • Over 100 students and faculty presented findings at the Health Professions Research Symposium last year.
  • $792,283 in total research funding for the College in 2023-2024.
  • 5 Gold Awards for the "Exercise is Medicine" program from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).
  • CHP partners with over 800 clinics, educational, social service, government, business, and other agencies around the world every year.

News and announcements

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Honoring healthcare simulation week

Healthcare Simulation Week highlights the impact of simulation-based education on healthcare workforce development. However, healthcare simulation is more than a week of highlights—it’s become a significant part of education within health care education.
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Future nurses invited to apply to CMU's BSN program

Central Michigan University is excited to open its applications for the traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program! The online application portal is now opens and will close at midnight on October 31, 2026.
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CMU announces a new era in health administration

CMU's Health Administration Division announces the formation of its Advisory Board, bringing together a group of health executives leaders from across the nation to ensure graduates are prepared to lead the healthcare environment.
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Are you heard? aural rehab workshop

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Whether you use hearing aids, cochlear implants, or simply want to support a loved one with hearing loss, our three aural rehab workshops are designed for you. Join us to learn about the latest hearing technologies, connect with others facing similar challenges, and gain practical information to support your hearing journey.

Are You Heard? 

Effective communication starts with self-advocacy. This empowering class will help you build confidence in communicating your needs and understanding your rights in a variety of settings.

In this session, you'll explore:

  • How to advocate for your communication needs in everyday life
  • Your rights as a patient, employee, consumer, and community member
  • Strategies for discussing hearing-related challenges with others
  • How to request reasonable accommodations and communication support
  • Practical tips for improving communication at work, school, healthcare appointments, and social gatherings

Whether you're newly navigating hearing loss or looking to strengthen your self-advocacy skills, this class will provide valuable tools to help you communicate with confidence.
Date: -
Time: -
Location: Carls Center for Clinical Care and Education
1280 EAST CAMPUS DRIVE
MOUNT PLEASANT, MI , United States
Admission: Free
Sponsor: College of Health Professions Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Contact: Dr. Stacey Lim lim3s@cmich.edu 989-774-3904

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