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Advance your passion for helping others by joining the College of Health and Human Sciences.
Our three schools — the School of Consumer Sciences, School of Health Sciences and School of Human Sciences — are dedicated to preparing caring individuals for a meaningful life and career that promotes human well-being. Browse our programs to learn how the College of Health and Human Sciences can help you craft a fulfilling future.
The School of Consumer Sciences transforms lives through education, scholarship and community engagement in consumer-focused business disciplines.
The School of Health Sciences is a leader in health science education, research and engagement through fostering interdisciplinary collaborations to advance the health and well-being of individuals and populations.
The School of Human Sciences advances knowledge and skills that enable our students to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in Kansas, the nation and abroad.
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We offer a wide variety of ways for you to explore campus. Join us for an individual campus tour or sign up for a university-hosted recruitment event such as Admitted Wildcat Days. Still want to see more? HHS Experience Days let you live the life of a K-State student for the day. Get a real experience of what being a Wildcat really means.
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Join us for our university-hosted events that allow you to explore a variety of programs and campus resources. Come to learn more about the opportunities on campus and meet fellow future Wildcats.
HHS Experience Days
Spend the day with a K-State HHS student and see what life is like as a student in our college. Attend classes, meet with an academic advisor, explore campus and more. This program is available to high school seniors.
Student Testimonials
My experience in the College of Health and Human Sciences helped me grow both academically and personally. The faculty and staff were supportive and genuinely wanted students to succeed. I felt that the curriculum helped prepare me for professional programs and many of my skills.
Javier Vazquez
Nutrition and Health '26
The faculty and staff are incredibly supportive and genuinely care about student success, both academically and personally. The curriculum is designed to be practical and engaging, which helped me feel prepared for a career in the hospitality industry.
Tenley Decker
Hospitality Management '26
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We have over 30 undergraduate and graduate programs available to help prepare you for a meaningful and successful future.
College News
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November 9, 2026
Celebrating the person-centered care approach: Annual conference provides a day of education, connection and inspiration for long-term care workforce
The K-State Center on Aging, along with the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services, hosted the fifth annual Person-Centered Care Conference at K-State in October. The program brought 220 members of the long-term care workforce together for a day of education, connection and inspiration focused on advancing person-centered care. The theme of this year’s […]
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November 9, 2026
People with Purpose: Mindy Markham
Mindy Markham believes that connection and communication can sustain us through even the most difficult of transitions. Markham, director of the School of Human Sciences and winner of the Presidential Award for Outstanding Department Head, has dedicated her career to helping people navigate life's transitions. Whether conducting research to help families navigate co-parenting after divorce or supporting students, […]
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November 5, 2026
Student Feature: Carter Wilkins
Carter Wilkens is a senior in kinesiology and is minoring in gerontology. In this student feature, Carter shares more about what led him to become interested in kinesiology and how he is involved in research at K-State. How did you become interested in kinesiology? In high school, I injured my knee and then went to […]