Applied Dietetics Practice
The Applied Dietetics Practice program strives to prepare competent, entry-level registered dietitian nutritionists for evidence-based practice in all communities. A first of its kind in Arkansas, the program allows students to complete their online courses and required supervised learning experiences wherever they are located.
Cardiac Function & Intervention Technology
The CFIT program is an industry driven 10-month cohort program that provides specialized training in cardiac function, cardiac rhythm management, electrophysiology, cardiac interventional procedures and cardiac device career applications.
Communication Sciences & Disorders
The department of communication sciences and disorders strives to prepare speech-language pathologists in a rigorous academic curriculum with an emphasis on Christian living. Offerings include both undergraduate, graduate, an accelerated dual degree, and a certificate in American Sign Language.
Exercise & Sports Sciences
The department of exercise and sport sciences believes deeply that we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God. Students explore how the body and individuals respond and adapt to physical activity in terms of their movement patterns, physiological processes, and psychosocial interactions.
Nursing
Ranked #1 nursing program in the state of Arkansas, the Carr College of Nursing strives to develop nurses as Christian servants. Offering undergraduate and graduate programs prepares students to perform well in any health care setting. Close faculty-student relationships and mentorships foster personal, academic and professional growth.
Pharmacy
The College of Pharmacy seeks to graduate pharmacists (Pharm.D.) who provide patient-centered care that ensures optimal medication therapy outcomes delivered through the highest standards of Christian service.
Physician Assistant Studies
The 28-month Physician Assistant Studies program develops caring physician assistants who practice competent, patient-centered primary care in diverse environments. With thousands of hours of medical training, PAs are versatile, collaborative, and can practice in every state and in every medical setting and specialty.
Physical Therapy
The physical therapy program prepares students to practice contemporary physical therapy from a service-oriented Christian worldview guided by scientific evidence, professional ethics and responsibility. Upon completion of the three-year program (eight consecutive semesters), students will be eligible to sit for the physical therapist licensure examination.
Michael McGalliard, PT, ScD
Associate Provost for Health Sciences Dean and Professor Allied Health
Susan Kehl, PhD, RN, CNE
Dean Carr College of Nursing
Julie Hixson-Wallace, Pharm. D., MBA, BCPS
Dean College of Pharmacy