If you are seeking advisement in one of the programs listed above, you should follow the instructions below for your intended program to receive the needed guidance.
BS in Radiation Sciences (Online)
Prospective students should reach out directly to the Office of Academic & Student Affairs (OASA) at ahinfo@ouhsc.edu, indicating their interest in the program and their educational goals. The office will answer any questions and direct you accordingly to the program for additional information.
Doctor of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences (Online)
Prospective students should reach out directly to the Office of Academic & Student Affairs (OASA) at ahinfo@ouhsc.edu, indicating their interest in the program and their educational goals. The office will connect you with faculty in the program to determine compatibility with program outcomes and determine availability of potential faculty advisors. After successfully identifying a willing faculty advisor, we will provide information on the next steps in applying to the program.
Dietetic Internship
Prospective students should direct all questions regarding the Dietetic Internship to Professor Meghan Tizzano
Individualized Supervised Practice Pathway (ISPP)
Prospective students should direct all questions regarding the ISPP to Professor Meghan Tizzano
MS in Nutritional Sciences
Interested prospective students should reach out directly to the Office of Academic & Student Affairs (OASA) at ahinfo@ouhsc.edu, indicating their interest in the MS program and providing their educational goals. The office will connect you with faculty in the program to determine compatibility with program outcomes and provide information for potential faculty advisors that align with research interests. After successfully identifying a willing faculty advisor, we will provide information on the next steps in applying to the program.
PhD in Allied Health Sciences (Nutritional Sciences or Rehabilitation Sciences track)
Interested prospective students should reach out directly to the Office of Academic & Student Affairs (OASA) at ahinfo@ouhsc.edu, indicating their interest in the PhD program and providing their educational goals. The office will connect you with faculty in the program to determine compatibility with program outcomes and provide information for potential faculty advisors that align with research interests. After successfully identifying a willing faculty advisor, we will provide information on the next steps in applying to the program.
Online Interprofessional Graduate Certificates in Nutrition
Prospective students should reach out directly to the Office of Academic & Student Affairs (OASA) at ahinfo@ouhsc.edu, indicating their interest in the program and their educational goals. The office will answer any questions and direct you accordingly to the program for additional information.