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Experiential Learning

College of Health & Human Services

The College of Health and Human Services is dedicated to experiential learning. Through state-of-the-art, real-world learning experiences, our students are prepared to become professionals who are trained to work in interprofessional teams to address real-life community challenges.

In our lab spaces, you’ll apply knowledge, skills and concepts learned in the classroom to authentic situations, thus gaining a deeper understanding of the subject matter you’ve been studying.

Explore the facilities, equipment and instrumentation we use in our degree programs across the College.  

Veterans Hall

Veterans Hall laboratories allow health and human services students to practice skills – giving them the opportunity to learn beyond the traditional classroom through hands-on experiences, peer to peer activities in laboratory settings, standardized patient experiences, simulation learning, and real-world client interactions. These opportunities prepare our graduates to join tomorrow’s health and human services workforce.

Take a tour of the lab spaces in Veterans Hall.

Veterans Hall Laboratory Tour

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McNeill Hall

McNeill Hall’s Simulation Learning Center is a 10,000-square-foot, state-of-the art learning center that provides future nurses with realistic simulation technology across nursing specialties to prepare professionals for a 21st century nursing practice. Students train in a challenging, safe environment and gain hands-on experience to develop confidence in the clinical setting.

Take a tour of the lab spaces in McNeill Hall.

McNeill Hall Laboratory Tour

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