School of Human Sciences
From early childhood education to gerontology, programs in the School of Human Sciences provide a dynamic education for students to enhance the well-being of individuals, families and communities.
The School of Human Sciences advances knowledge and skills that enable our students to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in Kansas, the nation and abroad.
Through multidisciplinary research, teaching and engagement, our faculty and staff provide high-quality programs, resources and support to foster deeper learning.
Our students are passionate about making a difference in people’s lives, and the School of Human Sciences provides the tools for them to succeed through research, teaching, engagement, outreach, service and clinical intervention.
Featured Work
Prevention Science doctoral student awarded international fellowship for academic achievements and dedication to empowering women and girls in learning environments
School News
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February 23, 2026
College of Health and Human Sciences recognizes seven alumni with Rising Professional Award
The Rising Professional Award is given to honor significant contributions made by a graduate in the early stages of his or her career. Recipients have demonstrated significant professional accomplishments in the areas of design, business, human behavior, education or health sciences. During their return to campus, award winners meet with current students to share their […]
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February 6, 2026
“Conflict resolution should literally be given to anybody who’s ever thinking of working with people in any way, shape or form.” Kansas State University’s School of Human Sciences offers a certificate in conflict resolution at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The certificate is designed for students seeking an introduction to conflict resolution and for professionals interested in applying these […]
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December 11, 2025
Alisha Hardman was named the second-place winner for the Cognella Innovation in Teaching Award for Family Science while at the National Council on Family Relations Conference in Baltimore, MD. The award judging panel was impressed with how Hardman has integrated a variety of experiential and problem-based learning strategies within her courses. As a certified Project […]