Health & Human Performance
Health and Human Performance
Community health, sport performance, teacher education, coaching, and exercise science.
The department of Health and Human Performance at Eastern Oregon University provides high-quality learning experiences in a variety of fields, including health, sport, recreation, teacher education, coaching and exercise science. Our highly qualified instructors emphasize scientifically-based approaches. We educate, engage, and exemplify good practice in physical activity and health.
HHP Programs
Our highly qualified instructors emphasize scientific and community based approaches. We educate, engage, and exemplify good practice in physical activity and community program planning and evaluation.
Follow the links below to learn about individual programs and see their course checksheets.
Program News
Arts, sciences meet in EOU faculty research
Professor Darren Dutto used motion capture technology to analyze how a pianist’s gestures affect the quality of a performance.
Find a Career in…
- Health Education Specialist
- Strength and Conditioning
- Corporate Wellness Provider
- Clinical Exercise Specialist
- Inclusive Fitness Trainer
- Public Health Employee
- Personal Trainer
- Coaching
Prep for…
- Nursing
- Nutrition
- Medicine
- Chiropractic
- Physical Therapy
- Teacher Education (k-12)
- Physician’s Assistant
- Master’s in Exercise Science
- Community Health Education Specialist (CHES)
“EOU allowed me to attend school fully online, which made it possible for me to work and help my family financially. It hasn’t been easy balancing a full-time job with full-time school, but I’m on a mission and I’m not willing to give up on my dreams. My advisor, Jacelyn Keys has helped me immensely in selecting classes and concentrations and, most importantly, believing in me. EOU has been a great experience and I would definitely choose this school again if I had to start over. I recommend EOU for everyone, especially people who enjoy small class sizes, need the flexibility of online courses, and want to pursue their dreams.”
Jasmin Roldan
Business Administration
Hermiston, Ore.
