School of Health Sciences, Human Svcs and Nursing | Lehman College

Welcome to the School of Health Sciences, Human Services and Nursing (HS2N) at Lehman College of the City University of New York. HS2N promotes community partnerships and experiential learning opportunities for our students with long-standing collaborations with exceptional hospitals and community-based organizations throughout the Bronx, New York City, and beyond.

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Departments

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Graduate Degrees

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Majors Offered

10+ Minors Offered

3,929 Undergraduates & Graduates enrolled as of Fall 2021.

1,221 Undergraduates & Graduates in Practicum, Clinical, and Internship Placements.

Photo of students exercising at gym

Exercise Sciences & Recreation

A group of HEAT graduates posing with their honors certificates and stoles.

Health Equity, Administration & Technology

HPNS students sitting on stage during their honors ceremony

Health Promotion & Nutrition Sciences

A crowd of nursing students during their pinning ceremony

A group of Social Work Graduates posing with Professor Lori Spector

A group of Speech graduates in their white coats, posing on a stage.

Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences

New Study Could Change Approach to Strength Training

Findings publicized in Men's Health

A woman uses an ab roller during High Intensity Interval Training.

Brad Schoenfeld on HIIT for Strength Training

Shares research with WebMD News

Faculty Spotlight: Maurice Vann

Assistant Professor of Social Work discusses AI and the evolution of his research.

(From left to right: Dr. Julissa Adames-Torres, President Delgado, Dean Elgloria Harrison, Daniella Carmona, MSW candidate, Amy Figueroa, BSW candidate, Prof. Yaneth Lombana, and Dr. Evelyn Laureano)

Lehman College Social Work Group Finds Opportunities at SOMOS

Students and faculty make global connections

Professor Brad Schoenfeld Shares Expertise in GQ and USA Today on Muscle Soreness and Running for Weight Loss

Why do you feel sore after you workout? And does running help you lose weight?

Assistant Professor Douglas Oberlin

Exercise Science Professor Offers Insights on Transgender Athletes

Recruiting difficulties creates problems for research