If you’re looking for a livelihood that improves the health and wellness of communities and individuals our department has a degree for you.
This video features a message from President Marlene Tromp and faculty members of Boise State who share big picture perspectives on COVID-19, along with guidance on how to manage community health.
Dr. Desmond Banks explores early data on morbidity and mortality related to COVID-19. See how demographic determinants of health may contribute to COVID-19 health disparities while using the social-ecological model as a framework for discussion.
With Boise State entirely online through for the rest of semester, CEH invites you to stay connected with your fellow classmates through Yammer – a closed social network, much like familiar social media platforms.
While Boise State continues to teach and learn through online delivery, the best way to reach the Department of Community and Environmental Health is cehept@boisestate.edu. Our business hours are 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The student resources page is where you’ll find everything from the course permission number request form to resources for academic support, student basic needs and financial emergencies, career services, health and wellness, and community.
Want to explore your options in CEH? Use our new interactive Pathfinder tool to discover undergraduate degree options and emphasis areas in our department.
Whether you’re interested in health advocacy, education, clinical work, data management – or all of the above – we have a degree for you. Simply select your desired skills and interests and let us help you find your best match!
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The College of Health Sciences strives to provide high quality, affordable, relevant education to its students and the campus community through health-related initiatives and resources. The college believes that students can learn more from each other through interprofessional education learning opportunities to advance life-long health in global communities. Below is the list of schools, resources, and initiatives housed in the College of Health Sciences.
