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Assistant Professor Julie King, Program Director

The program in Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health will provide a comprehensive and quality education to students wishing to become occupational safety or environmental health practitioners in a variety of industries represented in the lower Mississippi Delta region, the state of Arkansas, and beyond. The program curriculum will encompass a wide variety of basic areas of study including science, mathematics, statistics, and communication followed by more specialized coursework in occupational safety and environmental health topics. Students will also have the opportunity to gain relevant experience in partnership with community private or public sector industry in an internship in their senior year. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to enter their respective fields as general practitioners and be prepared to complete certification exams necessary for career advancement. This program will give students the necessary background to develop and lead occupational and environmental safety and health programs and aid organizations in maintaining compliance with applicable environmental, health and industry safety regulations.

Program Prerequisites

1. Completion of the A-State admission process with acceptance
2. General education requirements must be complete
3. Completion of program support coursework with a “C” average or better.

Probation, Retention, and Readmission

Refer to Probation, Retention and Readmission Policies  in the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

Programs

• Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health, BS

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