• A-Z Index
|
• Contact Us
|
• Directory
|
• Emergency Info

Quicklinks President's Welcome Apply now! Bookstore Bradley Hilltopics Construction Updates Continuing Education Emergency Alerts Employment Food Service Graduate School Health Services Student Financial Services

• Foster College of Business Administration
• Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts
• College of Education and Health Sciences
• Caterpillar College of Engineering & Technology
• Graduate School
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

• About Us
• Administration
• Departments
• Centers & Institutes
• Global Scholars
• Giving to the College
• News
• Events

College of Education & Health Sciences
Westlake Hall
(309) 677-3180 

• Home
• Academics
• Colleges
• College of Education and Health Sciences
• News

News

• Researching probiotics claims
  May 1, 2013
  Health science majors Mary Kikilas and Alexandra Warden-Michl test tube research garners award.
• College hosts Academic Achievement Ceremony
  April 30, 2013
  The College of Education and Health Sciences honored its students and faculty at annual awards ceremony.
• Counseling the Kamlari
  April 26, 2013
  Nepalese counselor Chhori Laxmi Maharjan discusses the issue of female enslavement in her native country.
• Student, alumna named Fulbright Scholars
  April 25, 2013
  Anna Treesara, a senior in education, will teach English in Thailand with the prestigious exchange program.
• Student wins outstanding physical therapist award
  April 25, 2013
  Doctoral student Emily Pisani honored for making strides in the field of physical therapy.
• Department honors alumni at annual event
  April 23, 2013
  The Department of Leadership in Education, Human Services and Counseling recognizes three recent alumni for their work.
• Dean Sattler recognized by University of Illinois
  April 17, 2013
  College of Education and Health Sciences Dean Dr. Joan L. Sattler honored as the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient by her alma mater.
• Counseling alumna named counselor of the year
  April 12, 2013
  Patricia Kohorst '99 MA EDCS was honored for her work at Peoria Heights Grade School by the Illinois School Counselor Association.
• Hospitality students serve up “Brave Chef” contest
  April 8, 2013
  Fresh Slice, a student-led hospitality group, host a cooking competition on campus modeled after the TV series “Iron Chef.”
• Grad students, faculty head to Springfield
  April 8, 2013
  Group meets with state representatives to advocate for two bills on school counseling and mental health.
• EHS Fulbright faculty discuss their global experience
  April 4, 2013
  Drs. Jenny Tripses and Nancy Sherman detail their teaching and research in Eastern Europe and beyond.
• Sharpening their chef skills
  March 7, 2013
  Hospitality student group Fresh Slice cooks up some tasty kitchen demonstrations for students.
• Congratulations to EHS Outstanding First Year Students
  March 4, 2013
  Thirteen students from the College of Education and Health Sciences recognized as rising stars at Bradley.
• Professor Named Fulbright Scholar
  March 4, 2013
  Dr. Cecile Arquette will teach during the spring 2014 semester in Chile on the prestigious international Fulbright exchange.
• Physical therapy students gain experience with volunteer clients
  February 14, 2013
  PT 630 teaches basic skills for evaluating, treating and handling patients with the help of volunteers from the community.
• Students try out, and on, their fashion designs
  February 8, 2013
  A Family and Consumer Sciences course has students creating or altering their own original garments.
• EHS students run Bradley’s ‘Fit Fair’
  February 8, 2013
  The second-annual health fair, organized and run by students, educates participants about proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle.
• Doctoral student receives prestigious scholarship
  January 29, 2013
  Emily Pisani, a third year doctoral student in physical therapy, is awarded the Kaiser Permanente Hayward Physical Therapy Fellowship Scholarship.
• Fostering a Healthy Education
  January 28, 2013
  Nursing professor, Theresa Adelman-Mullally, receives an Illinois Board of Education Nurse Educator Fellowship to support her teaching and research.
• Nursing Student Volunteers in Tanzania
  January 16, 2013
  Sam Little ’14 applies her nursing skills in a global setting.
• Alumna named superintendent of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Peoria
  December 13, 2012
  Dr. Sharon Weiss MA ’93 talks about her Bradley education and how it shapes her new role as head of the diocese’s five high schools, 37 elementary schools and two academies.
• Functional and Fashionable
  December 7, 2012
  Students design and create clothing items for those suffering juvenile diabetes.
• Conference teaches educators new skills for the classroom
  November 26, 2012
  Bradley University and its Peoria professional development schools attend the Illinois Association of Teacher Educators Fall Conference.
• Students host interactive festival for local families and nonprofit
  November 6, 2012
  Benefitting the Peoria Regional Chapter of the Autism Society of America, a student-run festival offered families an opportunity to interact, learn about STEM education and engage in real-world collaboration.
• Students become English teachers to area children
  October 31, 2012
  Students with Dr. Helja Antola Crowe gain teaching experience while helping children at Peoria’s Harrison Community Learning Center learn English.
• Westlake Hall dedicated
  October 12, 2012
  The University formally dedicates the newly renovated and redesigned Westlake Hall, home to the College of Education and Health Sciences.
• Teach education alumna celebrates 101st birthday on campus
  October 11, 2012
  The Peoria Journal Star writes about former teacher Corabelle Chuse '35 and her milestone birthday celebrated on the Hilltop.
• Bradley hosts workshop on the DSM-5
  October 1, 2012
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin leads a discussion on the fifth edition of psychiatry’s diagnostic manual, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders.
• Retirement brought couple back to school for community counseling master
  September 25, 2012
  Inspired by service work, husband-and-wife team now volunteer in Florida and Illinois.
• Nepalese counselor visits with Dr. Christopher Rybak and students
  September 25, 2012
  Chhori Laxmi Maharjan raises awareness about child slavery and sex trade in Nepal.
• Erin Oates wins prestigious Kappa Omicron Nu award
  September 14, 2012
  A junior in dietetics, Oates earns first place for public health research project on Tazewell County.
• Secretary Ray LaHood ’71 tours newly-renovated Westlake Hall
  September 12, 2012
  ‘Longtime friend’ of the college, LaHood visited with faculty and students while learning about the building’s many improvements.
• 'Ability Exhibit' promotes awareness for people with disability
  September 10, 2012
  The traveling exhibit features different exercises and information to promote the inclusion of those with disabilities.
• BEST Getting Better
  August 24, 2012
  The BEST program, which teams up teenagers and professors, adds internships with new focus.
• A Taste for Food Science
  August 24, 2012
  Dietetics major Erin Oates '14 gets a taste for lab work at Bay Valley Foods.
• Summer with scrubs and scalpels
  August 24, 2012
  Nursing student Kelsey Newell ’13 scrubs in for her summer job at the operating room.
• Spark Celebration
  June 7, 2012
  Watch the Spark Celebration with Dr. John Ratey, Drs. Mary & Allen Ivey, Microtraining Associates, and Ms. Viviana Kassam, Brain Forum Europe.
• EHS moves into newly-renovated Westlake Hall
  June 1, 2012
  New facility offers “smart” classrooms and areas for hands-on learning
• College recognizes students' work and scholarship
  May 7, 2012
  More than 200 students were honored for their academic work.
• Entrepreneur teaches students recipe for business success
  April 27, 2012
  Tasty Catering CEO Tom Walter lectures EHS, FCBA students on managing a business.
• Nursing professor studies with prestigious faculty development program
  April 11, 2012
  Professor Janet Jackson learns new techniques in medical simulation education.
• Bradley nursing student host health fair at Salvation Army
  April 5, 2012
  Third annual March Madness Fair brings health education and screenings.
• “Spark” Symposium has Aging on the Brain
  April 2, 2012
  CCBR brings experts to Bradley’s campus to discuss aging and its effects on the brain.
• EHS students and professor serve at Dominican clinic
  March 21, 2012
  Students and professor work with underprivileged patients in Dominican Republic
• Pups and patients help each other
  March 2, 2012
  PT professor raises and trains service dog for student-run group
• A student ahead of the game
  February 13, 2012
  Grad student presents brain research at Chicago conference
• Halfway around the world, teachers connect and learn
  February 1, 2012
  Early Childhood teachers from South Korea visit Bradley during tour of American schools.
• CCBR releases annual report
  December 22, 2011
  Click link to view full 2010-2011 report.
• IATE conference held at Bradley
  November 18, 2011
  Student researchers and a state senator present at teacher education conference.
• Senior Kathleen Clemens named Lincoln Academy Student Laureate
  November 17, 2011
  Honor recognizes outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement.
• From the Hilltop to the mountaintops
  November 15, 2011
  FCS alumna scales some of the world’s highest peaks.
• Student researchers at the frontline of their profession
  November 11, 2011
  Physical therapy students present research alongside future colleagues at Disneyland.
• Counseling families with a sick child
  November 4, 2011
  Counseling alumna helps families cope with difficult diagnoses.
• PJ Star: Peoria's Quest Charter Academy shows academic gains, plans to expand
  October 27, 2011
  Alumnus and current student featured in local news article.
• Bradley gargoyles inspire high school art students
  October 26, 2011
  Students at Limestone High School bring their own gargoyles to life.
• Teaching lawyers learn to connect with kids
  October 20, 2011
  Workshop advises attorneys on child development and communication strategies.
• Global Scholars get a taste of Spain
  October 20, 2011
  Two teacher education majors reflect on summer session in Madrid.
• PT department serves the underserved at Heartland Clinic
  October 7, 2011
  Faculty and students provide free services and therapy at Peoria clinic.
• Nursing chair recognized for teaching and research
  October 7, 2011
  Dr. Francesca Armmer presented with Dr. Jean C. Aldag Award from the Central Illinois Agency on Aging.
• FCS grad finds fun and fashion in new career
  September 30, 2011
  Jenna Hari ’11 blogs from New York City’s Fashion Week mere months after graduation.
• Alumnus named president of Harris-Stowe State University
  September 16, 2011
  Dr. Albert Walker will join Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis, Missouri, after serving more than nine years as president of Bluefield State College in West Virginia.
• Counseling alumna trains therapists from halfway around the world
  September 16, 2011
  Jonna Tyler '95 provides play therapy training for Nepalese counseling center every week via Skype.
• Brain research brings together great minds
  September 16, 2011
  Center for Collaborative Brain Research is preparing new projects in physical therapy, psychology and neurology.
• Dr. Chang-Ok Choi begins post as FCS department chair
  September 6, 2011
  Choi will build on initiatives set in place under former chair Dr. Nina Collins, who retired last spring.
• Inaugural class of accelerated nursing program graduates
  September 2, 2011
  The four graduates, Whitney Mackie, Rebecca Reznick, Johnathon Stephens and Sarah Cross White, began a rigorous 15-month, 45-credit hour program in May 2010.
• Hospitality leadership major, director debut this fall
  August 22, 2011
  Bradley welcomes Kara Wolfe as director of the new program.
• Cadaver lab adds 3-D element to DPT program
  August 10, 2011
  Graduate student Joey Ganske is enjoying the possibilities that both the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program and the cadaver lab will give him in the future.
• Nursing student completes third St. Jude Run
  August 8, 2011
  Kailey Green raised $3,500 for children's cancer research.
• World of Wonder brings gifted youth to Bradley campus
  August 5, 2011
  Two weeklong sessions offer learning experiences for area youth and teacher education students alike.
• Bradley promotes parent engagement with Mobile Resource Center
  July 21, 2011
  Collaborative effort with District 150 and the City of Peoria will help parents to get more involved with their children's educational experience.
• Bradley in the News: Dietetic program commences at BU
  July 18, 2011
  Peoria Journal Star reports graduation of first Dietetic Internship cohort.
• First class of Dietetic Interns graduate
  July 18, 2011
  Ten graduates were honored in a July 16 ceremony.
• Dr. Carol Coram ’72 takes post at international school
  June 14, 2011
  Denny International Middle School focuses on world language, cultural studies, and teaching across the curriculum.
• New officers bring new energy to Chi Sigma Iota
  June 7, 2011
  Chapter to add advocacy component to 2011-12 agenda.
• Senior Recognition Ceremony honors newest generation of nurses
  June 2, 2011
  Graduating nursing majors presented with pins, signifying their official entry into the profession.
• EHS Honors Ceremony Celebrates Academic Achievement
  May 10, 2011
  “Unlocking the Mysteries of Success" event recognized outstanding student and faculty achievement.
• International professor teaches international professionalism
  April 29, 2011
  Dr. Heljä Antola Crowe teaches students in the EHS Global Scholar programs how to work with others across cultural boundaries.
• Alumna puts a global focus in her classroom
  April 26, 2011
  Angela Lathem will participate in the China Institute's Summer Study Tour.
• Student Scholar Studies Electability of Attractive Politicians
  April 25, 2011
  Trisha Deehring presented her undergraduate research project at Bradley's annual Student Scholarship Expo April 15.
• PT students fulfill Mexico mission
  April 18, 2011
  Two students spent spring break caring for children at Niños de Baja orphanage and daycare.
• Counseling alumna goes from Morton to Milan
  April 18, 2011
  Molly Kouri and her husband Derek take in the scenery on the Mediterranean island of Comino
• Bradley Alum and Hollis Grade School Teacher Involved in Clean Water Celebration
  April 11, 2011
  Bradley Alum, Karen Zuckerman, was featured in the Educator Spotlight in the Peoria Journal Star, which highlighted her involvement in the Clean Water Celebration.
• Nursing students host Salvation Army Health Fair
  April 4, 2011
  Second Annual March Madness Health Fair served over 70 underprivileged community members.
• Bradley Nursing student wins first place in NSNA essay contest
  March 28, 2011
  Sarah Lutgen's essay on environmentally friendly healthcare suggests several green energy initiatives.
• Kemper Academy event featured area youth, Dr. Christopher Rybak
  March 11, 2011
  Arts education, mindfulness promoted during luncheon and lecture.
• Bradley Nursing faculty receive Jaycees Awards
  March 10, 2011
  Lambie named Outstanding Young Health Care Professional. Cenek named Outstanding Young Educator.
• Dr. Kevin Finson publishes special needs-teaching textbook
  March 8, 2011
  Book aims to help teachers adapt science instruction to young students with special needs.
• LEHC alumni open their minds at 65th Anniversary event
  March 7, 2011
  Department marked milestone with lectures, workshops, and alumni awards.
• Bradley to offer comprehensive childhood education program
  March 7, 2011
  Beginning in fall 2011, Teacher Education will combine two of its nationally recognized programs.
• Pianist-psychiatrist performs for full house at Dingeldine
  February 28, 2011
  Psychiatrist and classical pianist Dr. Richard Kogan visited Bradley University to present his lecture “Creativity and Mental Illness—The Music of Robert Schumann.”
• PT alums help prevent injuries among local athletes
  February 23, 2011
  Amy Johnson ’97 and Luke Acklie ’99 are physical therapists at Rock Valley Physical Therapy in Peoria.
• Nursing alumna wins award for exceptional management and care
  February 17, 2011
  Jennifer Snow Tinajero is a nursing director at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach, CA.
• Nursing major is EHS Intern of the Year
  February 9, 2011
  Senior nursing major Anne Marie Dust worked the night shift at the cardiovascular intensive care unit at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria.
• Sigma Theta Tau Honors Society to Hold Annual Meeting
  February 7, 2011
  Saturday, February 19, at 10 a.m. at the Kickapoo Winery in Edwards, IL.
• LEHC Celebrates 65 Years with Alumni Event
  February 1, 2011
  The cost is $15 for students or alumni and $50 for other participants. Contact Terri Preston at (309) 677-3193 for more details.
• FCS Alumna scores with Nike, Inc.
  January 27, 2011
  April Richardson says Nike's world headquarters feels much like Bradley, just bigger.
• Service is second nature for LEHC alum Dan Hunt
  January 19, 2011
  Bradley alumnus Daniel Hunt thinks any person with a problem can be helped, and that philosophy has guided him through his job as a probation officer.
• EHS Advisory Council Meets, Tours Renaissance Coliseum
  December 10, 2010
  The Advisory Council is a group of Bradley alumni and local professionals that offers advice and assistance with EHS programs and policy, alumni relations, and new developments in the professional world.
• Bradley alumna one of Peoria’s “40 Leaders Under Forty”
  November 22, 2010
  Bradley alumna and special education teacher Mandy Ellis was recently named one of “Central Illinois’ 40 Leaders Under Forty” by InterBusiness Issues magazine.
• Bradley Alum Finds New Family in Tanzania
  October 22, 2010
  Her first year as a volunteer in Tanzania, Pattye Snyder worked in a prison for teenage street kids.
• New Major in Hospitality Leadership
  October 22, 2010
  Bradley's newest major in Hospitality Leadership has been approved to begin in the fall semester of 2011.
• Nursing, graphic design students pair up for practical experience
  October 11, 2010
  Nursing and graphic design students don’t often share the same classrooms. But when the nursing department wanted to give its students practice educating, an interdisciplinary project proved to be an effective approach.
• Associate Dean Earns National Recognition
  October 8, 2010
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin, a professor and the associate dean of the College of Education and Health Sciences, received a national award for her counseling from the Association for Creativity in Counseling.
• New Dietetic Internship Program Emphasizes Wellness
  October 7, 2010
  Bradley University is proud to be in its first year of offering a dietetics internship program.
• Tippett Wins Prestigious Award
  October 4, 2010
  Tippett named a U of I College of Medicine at Peoria Associate Faculty Member of the Year.
• Bradley welcomes Dr. Chris Lucas
  October 1, 2010
  As an instructor and coordinator for the masters program in human services administration and an advisor and instructor of leadership studies, Lucas has wasted no time diving into work.
• Move to Campustown proves successful
  September 30, 2010
  Communication students used to think they had it rough, having to haul their backpacks and computers all the way to the Caterpillar Global Communications Center.
• PT department joins forces with local business
  September 30, 2010
  When the physical therapy department began looking for new belts, an opportunity for a mutually beneficial campus-community relationship developed.
• Health science student is Miss Illinois County Fair Queen
  September 24, 2010
  Summer vacations usually consist of watching an excess of TV, trips to the beach, maybe a dull summer job. Most aren’t comprised of living on fair grounds, especially while wearing a crown, but that’s how junior Haley Freeman spent much of her summer.
• Bradley Nursing Student Plays Hero, Saves Life
  September 16, 2010
  A college student hardly fits the stereotypical hero pattern, but Cassandra Johnson, a sophomore nursing major at Bradley, broke that mold this summer when she saved the life of a drowning boy, 11-year-old Chevy Andreatta.
• Faculty, students participate in Dominican Republic Mission Trip
  June 8, 2010
  The following excerpt was originally posted on the Bradley University DPT Student Blog (http://www.budpt.blogspot.com/) by Dr. Cheryl Sparks in October 2009.
• Rybak teaches in Nepal as Fulbright scholar
  June 8, 2010
  Currently on sabbatical in Nepal, Educational Leadership and Human Development Department Chair Dr. Christopher Rybak provides an update of his work as a Fulbright scholar in that country.
• Cohen receives Outstanding Young Graduate award
  March 4, 2010
  This year’s Founder’s Day celebration was a special one for the Department of Teacher Education because one of its past graduates, Brad Cohen, was recognized as the Outstanding Young Graduate for 2009.