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Division of Health Sciences has raised $ 975 from 5 gifts!
Division of Health Sciences


The Division of Health Sciences more than 1,900 students enrolled in successful, established programs in counseling, medical lab sciences, nursing, public health and social work.


The Dean's Circle is a community of alumni, faculty, staff and friends who, with annual leadership gifts, provide critical support that allows the Division to seize opportunities as it strives toward its goal of excellence. To foster programs, scholarships, and research that shape the leaders of tomorrow, the Division relies on the generosity of donors.


Study Abroad programs equip students with international experiences, language capabilities and cross-cultural communication skills necessary to succeed in the global economy. Learning how to interact with people from other countries and cultures equips future leaders to address urgent issues shared across borders.


Counseling offers a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, which includes coursework that satisfies the academic requirements to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Texas. Students with a teaching certificate and two years of teaching experience who are interested in becoming a Professional School Counselor may take coursework that satisfies the academic requirements for the TExES school counseling certification test.


Medical Laboratory Sciences and Public Health offers prestigious programs in both the Fort Worth Medical District and on the Stephenville campus. Our laboratory education programs prepare students for high-demand positions in hospital and research clinical laboratories. Our Public Health degree options include Health Educator, Public Health Laboratory Scientist and pre-graduate tracks.


The College of Nursing boasts hundreds of students in a variety of programs. Our nursing students have a 94.6% pass rate on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Licensure (NCLEX) exams and are making a real impact on healthcare in Texas and around the world. Tarleton State University’s College of Nursing offers student-centered nursing education, produces scholarship on removing barriers to healthcare, employs evidence-based practice, and engages in an approach to nursing service that promotes positive individual, group and community health outcomes with a global reach.

The BSN program is approved by the Texas Board of Nursing. The baccalaureate and master's degree programs in nursing at Tarleton State University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

The mission of the College of Kinesiology is to provide educational opportunities related to movement and health, provide leadership experiences through service and promote the total well-being of students; not only for a career, but for a lifetime. The School of Kinesiology is one of the fastest growing programs at Tarleton State University. When you take into consideration that this department is adept at providing groundbreaking educational opportunities related to movement and health, organizing leadership experiences through service and promoting the total well-being of students for a lifetime, the growth rate is not surprising. Bachelor's degrees are awarded that allow graduates to teach, coach, enter the allied health profession, recreation and the fitness industry. Gifts may be made to Kinesiology as well as Sport Science and Health & Human Performance. Other giving opportunities include the Laboratory for Wellness & Motor Behavior and the Dr. Wendell Sadler Distinguished Lecture Series in Kinesiology.

Students enrolled in Social Work respond to the diverse needs of multicultural communities throughout North and Central Texas, with an emphasis on service to Hispanic, military and rural populations. The profession of social work is guided by a Code of Ethics, with core values of service, integrity, importance of human relationships, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, and competence. Social work graduates in Texas are eligible for licensure at both the baccalaureate and graduate levels, providing a myriad of opportunities for employment. Faculty engage with students in research and community-based projects.

Participating Groups
Donor Choice President's Circle Tarleton Alumni Association Texan Excellence Fund Student Support The Tarleton Foundation, Inc. Dr. James and Kindall Hurley Scholarship Endowment Tarleton Promise Program Texan Grit Fund College of Agriculture and Natural Resources College of Education College of Graduate Studies Division of Health Sciences College of Science and Mathematics Dr. Sam Pack College of Business Honors College College of Leadership and Military Studies Mayfield College of Engineering College of Liberal and Fine Arts Dean's Circles Tarleton Pantries Scholarships and Endowments Texan Rodeo Campus Recreation Tarleton Parents Association Scholarship Endowment W.K. Gordon Center Tarleton Athletics Study Abroad Dick Smith Library Dr. Don Beach Crystal Apple Society Global, Community and First-Gen Initiatives Student Engagement and Success TTS/TTP Monument Fund Student Activities & Needs Bands KTRL 90.5 FM Public Radio Student-Faculty Collaborative Research
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