The College for Community Health (CCHL) at Montclair State University is committed to improving physical, social, and emotional health outcomes, emphasizing equity, justice, and inclusivity through excellence in teaching, research, and service.
Our goal is to prepare future generations of professionals and researchers who will enhance the health and well-being of all people, their environments, and their communities.
Montclair State University is recognized as a Carnegie R2 doctoral research institution. The College for Community Health houses three doctoral programs including Audiology, Counseling, and Family Science & Human Development.
College for Community Health brings Montclair State University to NewarkWednesday September 25, 2024
On Ozempic? Diet and Exercise are Still Key, Montclair Experts SayNutrition and Kinesiology experts share tips about how those on GLP-1 weight loss drugs used to treat diabetes and obesity can maintain healthy eating and fitness habits
Tuesday September 10, 2024
What Can be Done about the Maternal Health Care Crisis?Tuesday August 13, 2024
Dr. Frederick Bonato Named Interim DeanThursday August 8, 2024
