College of Health Sciences Dean Fred Whitt poses with Chancellor Peacock, Provost Lori Gonzalez, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina President and CEO Brad Wilson during the dedication and re-naming of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Institute for Health & Human Services.
A Strategic Initiative for Appalachian State University
"The College of Health Sciences will meet the state and nation's need for highly skilled health care workers in areas such as nursing, nutrition, communication disorders and exercise science. The growing industry of health care is revitalizing our state's economy, and as Appalachian engages in more collaborative research and community outreach in this field - such as in preventing childhood obesity and improving overall immune function - we are boosting the quality of life for individuals and families in our region and beyond."
Kenneth E. Peacock
Chancellor
Appalachian Today Magazine
Fall 2010
News & Events
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College of Health Sciences Spring 2012 Commencement VideoClick here to view the spring 2012 College of Health Sciences commencement video. -
NC Graduate Education DayCongratulations to Hillary Fleigh, one of three graduate students who have been selected to represent Appalachian at Graduate Education Day 2012 in the state capitol building in Raleigh.... -
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Advisory Board MeetingThe Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Advisory Board (formerly the Program Advisory Committee) held its spring meeting Tuesday, May 8, 2012. The board was organized to assist the...
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Tracie Haines receives Faculty Appreciation AwardTracie Haines, Lecturer in the Exercise Science Program was recently chosen to receive the Faculty Appreciation Award for the College of Health Sciences by the Student Government Association. This...
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Dr. Lisa McAnulty receives Dietetic Educator of the Year AwardDr. Lisa McAnulty, Associate Professor and Nutrition Program Director, received the Dietetic Educator of the Year Award from the North Carolina Dietetic Association. The award recognizes teaching,...
Announcements
Making a difference in the world...one student at a time.
Appalachian’s pioneering vision to change lives and change the world is bolder than ever. True to our Mountaineer spirit, we view the 21st century challenges facing our state, nation and world as a call to action. To meet this call, Appalachian graduates will leave our campus transformed and prepared to be critical and creative thinkers, leaders, responsible global citizens, and people who make real and powerful differences in their communities and beyond.
To preserve and enhance the Appalachian Experience, we have embarked on a comprehensive $200 million campaign. These funds will strengthen the Academics, Arts and Athletics experience for students, faculty and staff through scholarships, programs and facilities. Within these three priorities five areas of emphasis have great potential to positively impact the Appalachian Experience: scholarship, world focus, sustainability, entreneurship and health and quality of life.
The College of Health Sciences is charged with enhancing lives and communities. Appalachian has always looked toward identifying the needs of those around us, and preparing students who can meet those needs. A strengthened focus on the health sciences joins many other areas to meet the challenge of making stronger and healthier communities. Your help is needed as we begin the journey towards the goal of $20 million for the College of Health Sciences.
“It is imperative that Every Mountaineer move now to claim a bold vision for Appalachian. This is our university. We are changing lives and changing the world.”
—Chancellor Kenneth E. Peacock
CONTACT
Frederick K. Whitt
Founding Dean
Shelli McGinnis
Executive Assistant
Suzette Mauney
Director of Development
Phone: 828-262-8145
Fax: 828-262-8147
D. D. Dougherty Hall
Room 150
ASU Box 32170
Boone, NC 28608





