College of Allied Health Sciences

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Robert F. Orlikoff, Professor and Dean
Leigh W. Cellucci, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Heather Harris Wright, Professor and Associate Dean for Research

The College of Allied Health Sciences (CAHS), established in 1967-1968, was created in response to the growing need for allied health professional and health care services in eastern North Carolina and the state.

The mission of the College of Allied Health Sciences is to prepare students to assume service-leadership roles in the health professions as practitioners and administrators; provide quality clinical services to the community; and advance, disseminate, and apply research in clinical practice management, health, and the rehabilitation sciences. The College strives to create an environment that fosters evidence-based and innovative thinking to best serve the healthcare needs of eastern North Carolina and beyond.

Additional information about the CAHS is available on the college’s website.

Programs

Research Doctoral

• Rehabilitation Sciences, PhD   

To view graduate programs with academic homes at the department level, please click on the below department links.

• Department of Addictions and Rehabilitation Studies  
• Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders  
• Department of Health Services and Information Management  
• Department of Nutrition Science  
• Department of Occupational Therapy  
• Department of Physical Therapy  
• Department of Physician Assistant Studies  

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