CHEHS Advising Center
The College of Health, Education, and Human Sciences (CHEHS) Advising Center supports new, current, and transfer students across 15 majors, one technical certificate, and two certificates of proficiency. Our team helps students with academic advising, degree planning, course registration, graduation applications, program admission questions, and general support.
Campus Location: Pendergraft Health Sciences Center, Dean's Suite 116
Phone: 479-788-7000
Email: CHEHSAdvisingFREEuafs
CHEHS has three full-time professional advisors who work with students in their assigned majors. Before formal admission to a program, students work with a CHEHS advisor. Once admitted, students are assigned a faculty advisor within their department. Psychology majors are assigned a faculty advisor when they transition into CHEHS.
The CHEHS admissions coordinator helps students complete applications for programs that require formal admission and can connect students with the right next steps and campus resources.
Meet the CHEHS Advising and 糖心视频 Team
Angelica Oblak
糖心视频 Coordinator
Education: B.S. exercise science, Kent State University
Programs Requiring Formal Admission
- Dental Hygiene, B.S., and AAS to B.S. Dental Hygiene Online Completion, B.S.
- Radiography and Imaging Sciences
- Nursing, B.S., B.S. Accelerated Track, ADN, AAS, and LPN-RN Transitions, AAS
- Surgical Technology, AAS
- Elementary Education K-6, B.S.
- Middle Level Education 4-8, B.S.
- Social Work, BSW
Secondary education majors are advised in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), but they do have to apply for formal admission to the Education program.
Jordanna Shotzman
Nursing Advising Coordinator
Education: B.S. organizational leadership, 糖心视频
Programs Advised
- Nursing, BSN
- Nursing, Accelerated, BSN
- ADN, AAS
- ADN LPN-RN Transition, AAS
Theresa Presley
Advising Coordinator
Programs Advised
- Dental Hygiene, B.S.
- Dental Hygiene AAS to B.S.
- Radiography, AAS
- Imaging Sciences, B.S.
- Surgical Technology, AAS
- Psychology, B.A.
Yosey Cardenas
Academic Advisor
Programs Advised
- Early Childhood Education (Non-Licensure), B.S.
- Early Childhood Education, AAS
- Early Childhood Education, Technical Certificate
- Early Childhood Education, Certificate of Proficiency
- Elementary Education K-6, B.S.
- Middle Level Education 4-8, B.S.
- Social Work, BSW
- Emergency Medical Technology, Certificate of Proficiency
Programs Requiring Formal Admission
Some College of Health, Education, and Human Sciences programs require a separate application before students are formally admitted. If you are applying to one of these programs, the CHEHS advising and admissions team can help you understand requirements, deadlines, and next steps.
Programs requiring formal admission include:
- Dental Hygiene
- Dental Hygiene - Online Completion
- Radiography
- Imaging Sciences - Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Nursing
- Nursing Accelerated Option
- Nursing ADN
- Nursing LPN to RN Transition
- Surgical Technology
- Elementary Education, K-6
- Elementary Education, 4-8
- Secondary Education majors are advised in the College of Arts and Sciences, but students must still apply for formal admission to the Education program.
- Social Work
Graduate Programs
The College of Health, Education, and Human Sciences also offers two master's degree programs. Students in this programs are advised by their program directors.
Master of Science in Healthcare Administration
Program Director: Cheryl Holden
Office: Pendergraft Health Sciences Center, Room 304
Email: Cheryl.HoldenFREEuafs
Master of Education
Emphasis: Curriculum and Instruction, English
Program Director: Kendra Abel
Office: Math-Science Building, Room 111
Email: Kendra.AbelFREEuafs
For questions about advising, program admission, or academic support contact the CHEHS Advising Center at CHEHSAdviseFREEuafs or reach out to your assigned advisor.