College of Health, Education And Human Development

 
A collaborative research effort between faculty in the schools of nursing and computing are developing a new education system that focuses on the development of an innovative instructional tool. One program doubled admissions from last year. A second cohort has been added to another to handle interest. And interest in the PRTM program is skyrocketing. Professor Bob Horton in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education has been awarded the Clemson University Thomas Green Clemson Award for Excellence. The award is presented annually to one distinguished member of the faculty whose outstanding contributions for a five-year period have been judged by his or her peers to represent the highest achievement of service to the university, the student body and the larger community. The Leadership 2.0 and 3.0 programs takes a new approach to school improvement by providing coursework and collaborative pairings of school leaders. PRTM students had the unique opportunity to represent Clemson abroad while learning about their professional career field through hands-on experience during the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. Students in Clemson's School of Nursing Community Health course 'LEAP' to local elementary schools to promote healthy living for children and parents. The School of Nursing and U.S. Navy Reserve Medical Unit combined expertise to provide medical training for Navy corpsmen.

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