College of Health Sciences

Zada's love of people is leading her toward a major in human services at ETSU and wants to pursue opportunities to help children with their development.

When Gage Latham was growing up in Maryville, he dove head-first into anything he endeavored – a trait that followed him to college at ETSU.

Amanda has embraced everything ETSU has to offer, from leadership roles to experiences in studying abroad.

From leading community projects to fostering connections through creative initiatives, Abby has spent her time at ETSU turning passion into action.

ETSU will honor more than 2,000 graduates during its May Commencement ceremonies featuring distinguished alumni speakers and milestone celebrations.

ETSU's Doctor of Occupational Therapy program, housed in the College of Health Sciences, is set to graduate its inaugural class in May.

ETSU is deploying funds from the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council to support scholarships in high-impact programs to bolster the region's recovery ecosystem.

ETSU's 2024-25 Great Lecture Series continues on Friday, April 4, with lectures by Dr. Kelly N. Foster, Rene Critcher Lyons and Dr. Phyllis Thompson.

Dr. Brenda Louw recently served as editor of a new book to help health professionals confront neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome.