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.

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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

Fair Chance for Housing advocates gathered near the Federal courthouse in Manhattan to fight for housing justice.

Lehman Alumn is Bending the Arc of Housing Justice

Fair Chance for Housing Act eases barriers to reentry

Lehman College Speech, Language & Hearing Students Are the Gold Standard Ninth Year in a Row

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) wins Gold Chapter Honors

Wendy Papir-Bernstein

Coming Full Circle, Lehman Professor Celebrates 40 Years with a Gift to Students

Major gift will support speech-language pathologists and audiologists

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Lehman College Students Rise ‘All the Way Up’ at Commencement Ceremony

Thousands of graduates walk across the stage into a bright future

Professor Bryan Warde and the cover his book Colorblind: Indigenous and Black Disproportionality Across Criminal Justice Systems

Podcast: Prof. Bryan Warde Discusses New Book Colorblind

Social Work Professor Bryan Warde discusses the disproportionate and lasting impact of British settler colonialism on indigenous populations.

It's official! From left: Associate Provost Karin Beck, IPCE Associate Dir. Eunice Cuevas, President Fernando Delgado, IPCE Dir. Stephanie Rupp, and faculty members Asako Tochika and Mari Sakaji.

Three International Partnerships Open New Doors for Lehman Students

Lehman adds Osaka, Birmingham, and Paderborn, Germany to study abroad options