The College of  Education and Human Services is pleased to announce a new Master of Public Health program, with a concentration in Community Health Education.

The Master of Public Health program prepares culturally and professionally competent leaders in community health education by providing an interdisciplinary academic and experiential program with a focus on social justice. Through this program, students will master public health knowledge and skills while developing professional values and dispositions. Graduates of the program will be prepared for careers as public health leaders in local and state health departments, public and private health agencies, voluntary organizations focused on specific health issues (e.g. cancer or heart health), schools, health care settings, community based organizations, policy and advocacy organizations, and other settings in which health monitoring and health education initiatives are implemented.

We are taking applications now for enrollment in courses in Fall 2009, so consider starting your application today!

For more information on this exciting new program, please visit the program web site.

If you have further questions, please contact Ann Schurmann, MPH, Department Administrator, at schurmanna@mail.montclair.edu or (973) 655-7681.