Latest Health and Human Sciences News
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February 17, 2021
Boost your professional skills by adding a conflict resolution minor or certificate to your resume
Our society is being faced with extremely high levels of conflict, both in our personal lives as well as our professional lives. Conflict can take on many forms and more than ever, we have a growing need for individuals to become knowledgeable and proficient at resolving conflict effectively. The conflict resolution program, offered through the […]
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February 12, 2021
Current K-State students who are interested in pursuing the K-State & Wichita State Pathway to Nursing Program are invited to attend an online information session with Health and Human Sciences recruitment coordinator, Jessica Ayres, assistant dean, Shawna Jordan, and Wichita State University undergraduate nursing program coordinator, Brandy Jackson. The information session will cover how current […]
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February 11, 2021
Interior design program receives high praise from Hearst Lifestyle and Design Group
The K-State interior design program in the College of Health and Human Sciences was named one of the best schools for an interior design education by housebeautiful.com, a part of Hearst Digital Media. K-State’s program was listed among other notable design programs including the New York School of Design; Savannah College of Art and Design; […]
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February 4, 2021
In fall 2020, the College of Health and Human Sciences launched the HHS Live Well event series to engage their community on topics of wellness and to complement their integrative studies curriculum on the five essential elements of well-being including community, social, financial, physical and career/purpose. Each event is on zoom and hosts a speaker from the college or campus community. The well-being topics often involve subjects found in the diverse majors of Health and […]
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February 3, 2021
Lacy’s Fresh Fare and Catering to offer take and bake meals
Lacy’s Fresh Fare and Catering will be offering easy and convenient take and bake meals for the spring semester through their Lacy’s @ Home program. Meals will be available each week beginning February 12. Pre-orders will be required. Each week will feature a new meal. Dishes can be ordered in two sizes: Individual (2 servings) […]
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January 20, 2021
Adelaide Klutse, master’s student in Applied Family science, has been awarded a $1,000 grant from the graduate school to study how teachers are facilitating the socio-emotional development of children ages zero through eight during the COVID-19 pandemic. She aims to understand how stress and coping influences the facilitation of this development and to gain knowledge […]