“There are problems associated with health that cannot be solved through direct medical care,” said Public Health graduate Charles Crawford. “I found these other problems to be interesting and wanted to learn more about them, as well as how to address them.” 

As a student, Creative Arts in Therapy graduate Kaylee Dalaba worked with dementia patients, with troubled teens and at a hospital. She saw the challenges — and how movement can be an effective therapeutic tool in helping people overcome their challenges. 

Nutrition Science major Markelle Patterson said that she’s been able to dig into the hard science of nutrition, while also being exposed out in the community to programs that provide food and nutritional education to those who are in need.