Building high-level health and human services programs in our region starts with high-quality education.

With more than 40,000 alumni from the College of Health & Human Services (HHS), Sacramento State has a proud history of producing outstanding leaders in service to the well-being of millions in our region. Through their work in public health, criminal justice, social work, parks and recreation, tourism, physical therapy, kinesiology, nursing, and communication sciences and disorders. HHS faculty are recognized for their expertise as teachers, scholars, and practitioners, and as role models.

We invite you to partner with HHS and elevate our impact for the betterment of our region, state, and world. Contact Marilyn Arnould at (916) 278-6989 if you have questions or would like to discover additional ways to get involved.

Center for Health Practice, Policy & Research

• Invest in the newest technology and support ongoing maintenance cost for teaching and research in healthcare professions.
• Update labs and equipment, including latest simulation technology, that is used for hands-on education and training of healthcare providers.
• Provide the highest quality of specialized training to prepare students for success in a fast-moving healthcare field.
• Increase the capacity of existing clinics and add new clinical services.
• Support a new doctoral program in audiology.
• Provide support for faculty research.
• Allow opportunities for community engagement through education forums, conferences, interprofessional training and more.

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Endowed Professorship

• Create new and enhance existing healthcare faculty positions.
• Empower educators with important resources for the continued delivery of academic excellence.
• Support faculty transitioning from practice to academia.

Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Candidate Scholars (LECS) Program

• Provide important funds to implement programs to train students to be future law enforcement professionals.
• Provide scholarship support to Law Enforcement Candidate Scholars (LECS) students allowing them to pursue their dreams of a career in law enforcement.

Africa Peace Fellows Endowment

• Provide important funds to implement programs in the Center for Africa Peace and Conflict Resolution (CAPCR) that educate and promote peace and conciliation among African and African-American families, organizations, community groups, and governments, both in the United States and in Africa.
• Provide funding for a cohort of students to participate in an advanced level conflict resolution certificate training program designed to ultimately create a robust cadre or network of the new generation of African peace leaders. The peace fellows will ultimately, deliberately, and strategically be dedicated to promoting the societal goal of building a culture of peace.
• Conduct research and serve as a resource center in conflict resolution for world issues.

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College of Health & Human Services

Scholarships are among the most rewarding ways to give to Sacramento State because they directly impact students’ lives. They also help celebrate and motivate our best and brightest students.

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