The College for Community Health (CCHL) at Montclair State University is committed to improving physical, social, and emotional health outcomes, emphasizing equity, justice, and inclusivity through excellence in teaching, research, and service.
Our goal is to prepare future generations of professionals and researchers who will enhance the health and well-being of all people, their environments, and their communities.
Montclair State University is recognized as a Carnegie R2 doctoral research institution. The College for Community Health houses three doctoral programs including Audiology, Counseling, and Family Science & Human Development.
Through a commitment to excellence in teaching, groundbreaking research, and impactful initiatives, the College for Community Health strives to shape a future where care is not just a service but a fundamental right for all individuals.
Students Shine at American Heart Association HSI Scholars SymposiumMonday April 22, 2024
National Public Health Week April 1 - 7, 2024Friday March 22, 2024
Balancing Audiology and Exercise Science NeedsMonday March 11, 2024
Exercise Science Student Named to American Heart Association's HSI Scholars ProgramWednesday November 22, 2023
