School of Clinical Sciences

Hannah Burkhart has been going full speed ahead since she first arrived at ETSU – with no plans of slowing down even after she graduates.

ETSU's Climate Office is urging Southern Appalachian communities to prepare for a hotter-than-average summer.

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

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

ETSU occupational students receive hands-on, community-engaged learning experience at the Jeremiah Cafe, which provides employment for people with autism.

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.

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

ETSU programs in digital marketing, human services, respiratory therapy and nursing earned elite rankings from Intelligent.com.

With Scottish ties throughout Appalachia, ETSU is focusing on Scotland in the new Global Year Program.

New articulation agreements signed between ETSU and Southwest Virginia Community College will make the transfer process smoother for students.