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College of Health

  
The College of Health (COH) prepares students for fulfilling and extraordinary careers in healthcare. Through interprofessional education and practice, we provide a safe environment for our students to become leaders in collaborating across disciplines in patient-centered healthcare and social services. Our graduates improve patients’ and families’ experiences to maximize outcomes, reduce health disparities within communities, increase provider well-being, and make healthcare affordable.

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Learn more about COH through our digital e-booklet! Check out all of COH's majors, student experiences, and more in this comprehensive resource guide of our college.

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Facility Tours

The Health Professions Building reflects a longstanding institutional commitment to social, economic, and environmental sustainability. The building’s design specifically supports interprofessional education and practice, an innovative learning experience in which Ball State’s College of Health faculty and students collaborate across academic disciplines to improve patient care.

A clickable image of the Health Professions Building. Click to open a virtual tour that further explores the facility and its various resources.

The Health and Physical Activity Building houses offices and classrooms affiliated with the School of Kinesiology, Fisher Institute of Health and Well-Being, and Intercollegiate Athletics. Also located in the building are the Biomechanics Laboratory and the Human Performance Laboratory, which conduct nationally recognized research on physiological problems related to exercise and work performance.

The building is part of a larger athletics complex that connects the Student Recreation and Wellness Center, Irving Gym, Lewellen Aquatics Center, and Worthen Arena.

An image of Ball Gymnasium at Ball State University angled upward to see the blue sky behind the building.

Home to the Department of Military Science (ROTC), Ball Gymnasium is a historic athletic and recreational complex. Its features include an elevated indoor jogging track, swimming pool, basketball and volleyball courts, and fitness studios accessible to all students.

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Housing Options

College of health LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES

Woodworth Residence Hall

Located toward the center of campus near Bracken Library and Pruis Hall, Woodworth Residence Hall is the home of the Health Professions Living-Learning Community.

This residence hall has its own food court on the first floor of the building, offering a variety of dining choices to fit almost any appetite—anything from a grab-and-go sandwich to a meal cooked on a Mongolian grill. You can dine in a two-story atrium or one of the cozier dining areas with couches and TVs. In addition, Woodworth includes free Wi-Fi, a fitness room, spacious lounges and study spaces, a game room, and a music room. The hall is coed, includes community-style bathrooms, and the beds are stackable.

 

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Studebaker East Residence Hall

Located near Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Center, Studebaker East Residence Hall (also known as Stu East) is the home of the Kinesiology Living-Learning Community.

This residence hall has free Wi-Fi, a fitness room, spacious lounges and study spaces, a game room, and a music room for students to use. The hall itself is coed, has centralized air conditioning, includes semi-private bathrooms (a bathroom shared by a small number of students), and the beds are stackable.

 

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Woodworth Residence Hall

Located toward the center of campus near Bracken Library and Pruis Hall, Woodworth Residence Hall is the home of the Nursing Living-Learning Community.

This residence hall has its own food court on the first floor of the building, offering a variety of dining choices to fit almost any appetite—anything from a grab-and-go sandwich to a meal cooked on a Mongolian grill. You can dine in a two-story atrium or one of the cozier dining areas with couches and TVs. In addition, Woodworth includes free Wi-Fi, a fitness room, spacious lounges and study spaces, a game room, and a music room. The hall is coed, includes community-style bathrooms, and the beds are stackable.

 

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Student Organizations

The College of Health also offers a variety of student-run clubs and organizations to further enhance your professional development.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

 

Want to See More?

The best way to get to know our campus is to visit us in person or virtually through student- or self-guided tours, information sessions, special events, and more. Select from the options below or launch our full Virtual Campus Tour. We can't wait to welcome you!

 

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