Program Outcomes
- Engage students in a comprehensive health science curriculum allowing them to apply their skills and knowledge to real-world settings.
- Enable students to apply quantitative, qualitative and scientific reasoning to solve problems by emphasizing creative and analytical thinking in the curriculum.
- Gain a primary health science education that enables students to transition to various baccalaureate degrees or professional degrees.
Related Careers
- Agricultural inspector/technician
- Anthropologist
- Athletic trainer
- Biologist
- Biomedical researcher
- Botanist
- Ecologist
- Education/teacher
- Food science
- Genetic counselor/epidemiologist
- Health administrator
- Marine biologist
- Microbiologist
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Physical therapy/occupational therapy
- Physician assistant
- Public health
- Registered dietitian
- Veterinarian
- Zoologist/wildlife biologist
Costs & Fees
Transfer Options
- University of Central Arkansas
- Arkansas Tech
- Arkansas State University
- Harding University
Contacts
Andrew Dunlap | Assistant Professor of Anatomy & Physiology
Beebe Campus
Ticu Gamalie, MS | Assistant Professor of Math
Beebe Campus
Linda Gatti-Clark, PhD | Assistant Professor of Science
Heber Springs Campus
Meredith G. Gordon, MS | Assistant Professor of Biology
Beebe Campus
Beverley Haines, MS | Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Beebe Campus
Jake R. Marquess, PhD | Professor of Biology
Beebe Campus
Clay McCastlain, MS | Assistant Professor of Biology
Heber Springs Campus
Richard D. Smith | Assistant Professor of Biology
Beebe Campus
Brian K. Weaver, PhD | Assistant Professor of Biology
Beebe Campus
Joseph L. Scott, MS | Dean of Math & Science
Beebe Campus