Advising

Currently, PHHP advisors (Rob, Andrea, and Tyler) are only meeting with first and second PHHP majors and UF students considering a PHHP minor. During advanced registration (3/21-4/7) PHHP advisors are available via zoom drop-ins and email. Please see the zoom drop-in schedule and instructions below to get connected to a PHHP advisor.

JUNIOR AND SENIOR PHHP majors: All students admitted to the upper division should contact their department staff or program director for advising assistance. Health Science majors may contact Dr. Moorhouse or Kendra Hamilton; Public Health majors may contact Dr. Dixon or Meredith Nappy; Communication Sciences and Disorders majors may contact Dr. Adams-Mitchell or Brenda McDonnell.

Zoom Drop-Ins are brief meetings (15 minutes or less) so advisors may assist as many UF students as possible before the end of advanced registration.  Zoom Drop-Ins are intended for items such as: clearing holds, dropping one course, registration planning for the immediate next semester, transient student questions, limited course advising, and questions about minors. 

To see an advisor during Zoom Drop-Ins, you must first sign into our advising lobby (link below) and then enter our Zoom room. Failure to complete Step 1 before entering our PHHP Advising Drop-In room (Step 2) will result in you not appearing on an advisor’s queue and therefore you will not be seen.

Due to the volume of student inquiries, Zoom Drop-Ins are for current UF students only. Non-UF students who have questions about our undergraduate programs should email advising@phhp.ufl.edu.

Zoom Drop-In Schedule:
Tuesday, March 21^st through Friday, April 7^th from 9a-12p and 2p-4p

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS

associate dean george hack, phd, med

Welcome

Welcome to the undergraduate programs in the College of Public Health and Health Professions! Our aim is to provide you the very best preparation for a future in the health professions or public health. Whether you are pursuing a degree in Health Science, Public Health, or Communication Sciences and Disorders, you will be learning from and interacting with recognized leaders in all areas of the health spectrum. This mostly occurs in the classroom, but also includes opportunities to collaborate with researchers examining priority health needs, to contribute to community initiatives that impact the health of populations, and to practice leadership and communication skills within a health context. Throughout your time in our college, our faculty, advisors, and Program Directors will work with you to help you achieve your career goals. We look forward to serving you.

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PROMOTING HAPPY, HEALTHY PEOPLE

PHHP Wellness Program

The PHHP Wellness Program encourages faculty, staff, and students to engage in activities that will benefit their overall health and wellbeing. The program incorporates contemporary initiatives that encompass the eight dimensions of wellness, which are emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social and spiritual.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

PHHP Scholarships

The college offers several scholarships, which are typically awarded during the spring semester. Undergraduate junior and senior students in the Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Public Health degree programs are eligible to apply.