Program Type: Undergraduate
School: School of Media & Communication
Students majoring in Health Communication will learn about the important role communication plays in enhancing individual and societal health, developing skills that will prepare them for careers in fields such as patient advocacy, health media campaigns, and care coordination.
Online Program Available
Zach Hart, Ph.D.
Professor
GH 508
859-572-5573
hartz@nku.edu
Graduating Year: 2019
Education: Majors in Health Communication, Minor in Healthcare Ethics and Policy
Co-curricular activities at NKU?
"Throughout my time at NKU, I was involved in organizations such as NKU R.O.C.K.S, student support services (TRIO), health professions club, Ethics Bowl 2019, Lambda Pi Eta (honor society of the National Communication Association), peer mentor for the Campbell County Drug-Free Alliance Summit at NKU, and student representative for the faculty search committee for the health communication department. I had a wonderful opportunity to contribute to the analysis and write-up of a research article on disability health care under medicaid with Dr. Whittney Darnell."
Favorite NKU memory?
"I am also grateful to have had the opportunity to intern at the University of Kentucky International Center where I was a journalism and copyright intern. I also interned at Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as an inside sales intern (licensed health insurance agent). I had many great memories at NKU, but my all time favorite was having the opportunity to speak at the 2019 commencement ceremony. I will always be thankful for the time and connections that I made during my experience at NKU."
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A variety of financial assistance is available, from grants to scholarships, loans to veteran benefits.
