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ENHP at a Glance
  • Programs:
    • 12 undergraduate
    • 10 graduate
    • 5 certificate
  • Student body - Fall 2023:
    • 839 undergraduate
    • 505 graduate
  • Faculty:
    • 58 full-time
    • 130 part-time
  • Staff:
    • 17 part-time & full-time
  • Clinical placements: More than 400 sites including schools, hospitals, clinics, and other health care organizations.

The College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions prepares students for careers as passionate educators and empathetic caregivers with 22 programs most of which are nationally accredited. Our curriculum combines classroom and hands-on learning experiences to develop students into leaders in improving the well-being of our communities. 

Our students study in deeply collaborative and scholarly environments and participate in real-world learning and research with faculty mentors early and often in their academic careers. Our community partners locally, regionally, and internationally also play an integral role in the development of our students. 

Our programs are offered through four departments:

Prepare for a career that makes a difference

In the College of ENHP, we believe that our professions truly make a difference by helping people live healthy and fulfilling lives. Hear from our students and faculty about how the College of ENHP prepares future professionals for careers that serve others.

A Message from the Dean

Interim Dean Brian Swanson
Brian Swanson, Interim Dean of the College of ENHP

Welcome to the College of Education, Nursing, and Health Professions (ENHP)!  

I am delighted to have you here. As interim dean of the College, I encourage you to explore our website and discover the exciting work we're doing, whether it's preparing future professionals, conducting impactful research or supporting the communities we serve.  

We firmly believe that quality education and healthcare are deeply interconnected and play a vital role in helping people lead healthier and more fulfilling lives. Our nationally accredited education and health care programs not only teach the essential skills and knowledge needed for success but also explore the connection between education and health and their influence on overall well-being.  

One aspect that truly distinguishes us is our strong commitment to community engagement. We strive to ensure our teaching and research are rooted in real-world challenges, making the learning experience more meaningful and directly relevant to both our students and the communities we serve. 

At ENHP, you will learn from experienced educators and healthcare professionals who are passionate about their fields and dedicated to your success. Whether you are just starting your journey or looking to advance your career, we offer a variety of programs, including master’s and doctoral options, to help you grow into roles as clinicians, managers, and leaders.  

We are continuously evolving to meet the needs of our communities, both locally and globally. In recent years, we have launched new programs, expanded existing ones, and created streamlined pathways to address urgent workforce demands in education and healthcare. And we’re committed to ongoing innovation. Please check back often to discover what’s new.  

Don’t hesitate to reach out—we would love to hear your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions. I look forward to connecting with you! 

 

Sincerely,

Brian Swanson, PT, DSc
Interim Dean
bswanson@hartford.edu