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Centers & Institutes
- Centers & Institutes Overview
- Center for Addiction and Mental Health Research
- Center for Public Safety Research
- Center for Public Health Modeling and Response
- Center for Research on Health Disparities
- Clemson Rural Health
- Human Factors Institute
- Institute for Engaged Aging
- Institute for Parks
- Social Media Listening Center
- Sabbaticals
- Building Healthy Communities
- Engagement
Building People and Communities
The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences joins together a unique combination of schools and departments: Communication; Nursing; Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management; Political Science; Psychology; Public Health Sciences; and Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice.
While each area is distinctive, we work together as a 21st-century land-grant college – addressing health and wellness challenges, tackling human impacts on the environment, and better understanding human, political and social behavior and the impact of an ever-connected world. These efforts in teaching, research and service further our mission of "building people and communities" in South Carolina and beyond.
“The influential work that our researchers do across the country and the globe is vitally important. We also focus on what is going on in our own backyard. There are underserved communities across the state and we use our research, learning and service opportunities to address critical needs throughout South Carolina, fulfill Clemson's land-grant mission, and position ourselves as a 21st-century land-grant college.”
Leslie HossfeldDeanCollege of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences
Building Healthy Communities
Building Healthy Communities is a college-wide initiative to improve community health and well-being in South Carolina by focusing on the 5 areas of the social determinants of health. Through scholarly engagement, research, and student learning opportunities, CBSHS works to improve lives through youth development and education access, community well-being, food security and the built environment, rural economic development, and access to health services.
CBSHS Health Outreach and Research Initiatives