College of Health Sciences and Professional Studies Overview
The College of Health Sciences and Professional Studies offers diverse programs in nursing, clinical sciences, education, and engineering tech. Accredited programs ensure students and faculty develop critical skills for serving their communities of engagement.
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Presentation to EPC March 13, 2017
Mission Statement The programs within the College of Health Sciences and Professional Studies provide students and faculty the opportunity to think independently and critically and to apply the professional knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors needed to serve their communities of engagement.
Composition of CHSPS Four schools (Nursing, CS, HHP, Ed) Four departments (CJ, SW, Eng Tech, Military Science) TOS removed and became own college in Fall 2016 One center (Seaborg Center) NMU Counseling Center NMU Police Academy
Majors School of Clinical Sciences Clinical Lab Sciences (six concentrations) Clinical Health Science Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Clinical Molecular Genetics (MS) School of Nursing: Nursing (BSN) RN to BSN Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Majors School of Health and Human Performance Athletic Training Management of Health and Fitness Community Health Education Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Management Sports Science Physical Education (Coaching and Secondary Ed) Exercise Science (MS) School of Education, Leadership and Public Service Elementary Education (5 concentrations/ 7 minors) Secondary Education (17 concentrations / 16 minors) M.A. in Education Education Specialist
Majors Engineering Tech Electrical Engineering Technology Industrial Technologies Mechanical Engineering Technologies Secondary Ed Industrial Technologies Social Work Social Work Criminal Justice Loss Prevention (Global Campus Program) Criminal Justice
Accreditations Athletic Training Education accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Program (CAAHEP) Education accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) Clinical Sciences, Cytogenetics, Diagnostic Molecular Scientist and Clinical Laboratory Technology programs accredited by National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences Nursing accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and by the Michigan Department of Licensing (Board of Nursing) Physical Education accredited by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Social Work accredited by the Council on Social Work Education
Number of Majors 2011-2016 (fall) Department Fall 2011 Fall 2016 Change Criminal Justice Clinical Sciences Education Engineering Tech Nursing HHP Social Work 464 425 623 234 584 508 148 309 388 541 211 625 465 101 -155 - 37 - 82 - 23 + 41 - 43 - 37
Student Credit Hours 2011-16 (fall) Department Fall 2011 Fall 2016 Change Criminal Justice Clinical Sciences Education Engineering Tech Military Science Nursing HHP Social Work 3,685 2,943 3,465 2,177 289 2,833 7,722 1,166 3,015 2,674 3,212 1,846 241 3,420 5,841 1,218 - 670 - 269 - 253 - 331 - 48 + 587 - 1881 + 52
Adjunct /Contingent/Overload 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 Clinical Sciences Overload $11,046 $5,194 $10,567 Adjunct $61,634 $7,503 $10,496 Contingent $0 $10,784 $16,152 Totals $72,681 $23,480 $37,215 Criminal Justice Overload $33,127 $31,388 $29,754 Adjunct $90,785 $44,905 $44,655 Contingent $0 $67,685 $58,556 Totals $123,912 $143,977 $132,964 Education Overload $114,874 $42,755 $68,082 Adjunct $145,603 $79,305 $31,425 Contingent $0 $20,792 $32,859 Totals $260,477 $142,852 $132,366 Engineering Tech Overload $61,420 $47,037 $60,647 Adjunct $48,900 $16,926 $29,888 Contingent $0 $5,995 $864 Totals $110,320 $69,958 $91,399 HHP Overload $58,102 $34,026 $45,255 Adjunct $276,356 $149,804 $123,345 Contingent $0 $114,501 $143,203 Totals $334,457 $298,331 $311,803 Military Science Overload $0 $0 $0 Adjunct 8,184.94 $0 $6,499 Contingent $0 $8,532 $3,929 Totals $8,185 $8,532 $10,428 Nursing Overload $30,803 $2,485 $17,939 Adjunct $40,825 $14,103 $6,268 Contingent $0 $15,168 $20,190 Totals $71,628 $31,756 $44,397 Social Work Overload $0 $0 $23,577 Adjunct $0 $0 $21,367 Contingent $0 $0 $12,526 Totals $0 $0 $57,470 2014/15 2015/16 Average $10,328 $16,360 $17,890 $44,579 $25,930 $20,378 $18,800 $65,109 $48,613 $41,511 $36,527 $52,492 $130,530 $11,223 $30,767 $31,126 $73,116 $120,900 $121,043 $30,885 $25,112 $177,040 $36,881 $31,762 $7,518 $76,161 $157,779 $52,760 $42,575 $11,870 $107,205 $34,150 $31,943 $4,892 $70,985 $89,974 $81,729 $114,133 $193,123 $388,984 $48,007 $57,672 $116,744 $222,423 $311,200 $0 $0 $0 $0 $13,418 $13,418 $14,100 $14,100 $10,933 $43,363 $47,649 $26,579 $117,591 $3,948 $22,460 $26,848 $53,257 $63,726 $32,090 $13,316 $13,418 $58,824 $1,366 $4,653 $4,700 $10,719 $25,403 Total CHSPS $981,659 $718,886 $818,043 $1,038,171 $585,870 $828,526
CHSPS Winter Adjunct / Overload Costs and Summer Revenue Cost $30,211 $56,311 $49,567 $53,702 $134,061 $7,194 $21,960 $6,417 Revenue $33,938 $34,561 $116,385 $11,479 $173,573 0 $37,894 $471 Clinical Sciences Criminal Justice Education Eng Tech HHP Military Science Nursing Social Work Total $359,423 $408,301
Decentralized Budgets All of the summer revenue was returned in its entirety. All of the revenue sharing was returned in its entirety. One full future cycle of accreditation costs is being set aside at the department level. Department heads/associate deans are empowered to make the best decisions for their departments, take risks and be responsible for the outcomes.
Finally I have helped support the AED training equipment procurement in preparation for the placement of these devices around the college. A four (4) hour training was available to all who wish to be certified about twenty staff members.
