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Nov 25, 2004
hello- I am hoping someone will have useful info for me. I
am graduating with a B.A. in psych this may, I am strongly
interested in becoming a health educator. I have search
far and wide for health education graduate programs at
california universities, but have found nothing. What is
the process to become a health educator? What universities
off the program?? I would appreciate any info available.
-Kate
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The University of Kansas (sorry I know it isn't California)
has an excellent health and PE program for undergrads. I am
not sure about the whole graduate certification program, but
I am sure certification is possible.