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Health and Human Services
The Division provides programs to prepare students for transfer to 4-year baccalaureate institutions, and career and technical programs to prepare students for entry into a global workforce in the areas of health care, human services, and physical and personal development. The division collaboratively partners with the health industry, and other colleges and universities to meet the changing needs of both students and those industries. The division provides academic services and student activities for a diverse student population.
 Health & Human Services Faculty
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Course Requirements
The Three Rivers Administration of Justice program provides diverse, high-quality learning opportunities for students by providing training in the ethical, legal, social, and philosophical concepts necessary for law enforcement and criminal justice professionals to enter a global workforce, or transfer to a four year baccalaureate granting institution. Employment opportunities for baccalaureate graduates include the FBI, Probation and Parole, Federal Corrections, and state/federal Conservation Department Officers, in addition to those with police science.
Physical Education and Pre-Sports Medicine
Course Requirements
The Physical Education Department plays an integral part in all degree programs at the college, offering sports-related, health, and activity courses for transfer degrees. The department also has two Associate of Arts degree programs: one in Physical Education and one in Pre-Sports Medicine. The Physical Education faculty believe that the development of the physical body needs to be emphasized as well as development of the intellect in a college setting. This supports the college mission in providing transfer programs, and in providing student activities which contribute toward student development.
The Physical Education Department plays an integral part in all degree programs at the college, offering sports-related, health, and activity courses for transfer degrees. The department also has two Associate of Arts degree programs: one in Physical Education and one in Pre-Sports Medicine. The Physical Education faculty believe that the development of the physical body needs to be emphasized as well as development of the intellect in a college setting. This supports the college mission in providing transfer programs, and in providing student activities which contribute toward student development.
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