
Chair, Department of Allied Health, Sport and Wellness
Ph.D., The Ohio State University
School of Health Sciences
(440) 826-3175, asutterl@bw.edu
If you are passionate about improving people's lives through health awareness and education, BW's community health education promotion major will prepare you for an exciting career in empowering wellness and creating positive change.
The Baldwin Wallace community health education promotion major prepares students to address the growing need for public health professionals skilled in disease prevention and wellness promotion. Graduates learn to plan, implement, and evaluate health education programs for individuals, groups, and communities.
A degree in community health education will prepare you to lead programs that empower individuals and transform communities. At BW, you'll gain transferable skills you can apply across diverse public health, wellness and healthcare settings.
Lead educational initiatives to improve community well-being. This degree equips students with versatile skills for diverse roles in public health, wellness and healthcare
The community health education promotion major offers a foundation of relevant courses. With an emphasis on behavior change, students learn techniques to inspire and support individuals and groups in achieving long-term wellness goals. Students develop a well-rounded skill set through interdisciplinary coursework built into the major.
See all courses for the major, including required courses and interdisciplinary content requirements.
Students pursuing this major may consider a minor in psychology or public relations.
BW's community health education promotion major will prepare you to take the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) Exam. Most students take the exam during their last semester at BW.
Small class sizes, individual attention and faculty mentoring are at the core of BW’s community health education promotion major. Students benefit from hands-on learning through coursework, internships, field experiences and faculty-student collaborations.
The BW Choose Ohio First STEM Scholars Program is open to Ohio residents who are entering Baldwin Wallace in the fall as a first-year student or transfer student and are interested in community health education promotion. Students are eligible to apply to the program which also offers the Choose Ohio First scholarship, awarding substantial annual, renewable scholarships.
Baldwin Wallace has long championed the success of its students. Evidence of this can be seen in the extraordinary achievements of its alumni spread throughout the United States and the world.
Amy Jo Sutterluety
Chair, Department of Allied Health, Sport and Wellness
Professor
Ph.D., The Ohio State University
Jaimy M. Dyer
Program Director, M.S. in Exercise Physiology
Professor
Ph.D., The Ohio State University
Megan Frank
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Kent State University
Karyn Gentile
Associate Professor
Assistant Athletic Trainer
M.S., Syracuse University
Wendy Hyde
Assistant Professor
M.Ed., Springfield College
Alexander Morgan
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee