School of Health and Human Sciences
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Improving health and quality of life
The School of Health and Human Sciences consists of 10 departments offering undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as graduate certificates. Our programs have common goals of improving quality of life, promoting wellbeing, and advocating for underserved groups.
Our Departments
Facts and Figures
45+
undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as post-baccalaureate certificates, with both on-campus and online options available
64%
Students of color, Making HHS the most racially diverse student body at UNC Greensboro
10 million
dollars annually in research grants and contracts By HHS faculty and staff
Featured Stories
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Alumni awards Reception – 2024
The Health and Human Sciences Alumni awards are held each year during Homecoming week. The School recognizes outstanding alumni and departmental Pacesetter awards. In 2024, the event was held at the Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC Greensboro.
Meet our Students
Yeong-Jun Seo, Kinesiology
Yeong-Jun Seo, Kinesiology
As I transitioned out of the sport, I felt I wasn鈥檛 really prepared because there wasn鈥檛 a lot of support. I didn鈥檛 know athletes go through these hard times during that transition.
Ai鈥橸onna Williams, Social Work
Ai鈥橸onna Williams, Social Work
I鈥檝e learned to adapt to new environments and to be more open to things changing.
Youselene Beauplan, Human Development and Family Studies
Youselene Beauplan, Human Development and Family Studies
I have always had a heart for underserved people. I started volunteering with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County the summer after eighth grade, and I鈥檝e been invested in working with youth ever since. They tug at my heart. It feels like this is what I鈥檓 supposed to be doing.
Jasmine Riddle, 91暗网 Education
Jasmine Riddle, 91暗网 Education
Everyday there鈥檚 something going on in our world that will need attention from public health workers. I want to be a part of helping.
NEW CAMP PROVES Inspiration FOR GREENSBORO GIRLS
The Center for Women’s Health and Wellness hosted its first Spring Break Camp, which enabled fourth through sixth grade girls to try new physical activities and learn information on health for their bodies.