College of Health, Education and Human Development
Academics
In 1992, the University Board of Trustees initiated a restructuring of the entire campus. Nine separate Colleges existed at that time. When the restructuring process was completed in 1995, these nine Colleges had been reconfigured into five colleges. The College of Health, Education, and Human Development (HEHD) emerged from this restructuring as an entirely new entity.
Currently, the College is comprised of degree- and non-degree-granting units. Each is a stand-alone entity falling under an academic, non-academic or support services heading.
Degree-Granting Units
- The Eugene T. Moore School of Education
- Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management
- Department of Public Health Sciences
- School of Nursing
HEHD Distance Education Programs
HEHD Centers and Institutes
- Institute for Engaged Aging
- The Clemson University AP Summer Institute
- Clemson Institute for Parks
- Center for Research on Health Disparities
- Charles H. Houston Center for the Study of the Black Experience in Education
- The National Dropout Prevention Center
- The Clinical Learning and Resource Center
- Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
- Clemson Outdoor Lab
- Reading Recovery Training Center
- Center for Research and Collaborative Activities
- The South Carolina Center of Excellence for Instructional Technology Training
- Service Learning in Teacher Education
- The Joseph F. Sullivan Center
- Clemson International Institute for Tourism Research & Development
- Center of Excellence for Adolescent Literacy & Learning
HEHD Support Services