Emporia State University School of Applied Health Sciences

09/28/2026

Apply today for the Spring 2027 cohort! https://www.emporia.edu/applied-health-sciences/nursing/about-nursing/nursing-admissions-policies-and-procedures/

09/16/2026

07/01/2026

The ESU Nursing Applications are now open! Apply today for Spring 2027. Applications will be accepted through December 1, as space allows. https://app.sintelapps.com/anonymous?f=owta7k4lgq

05/26/2026

If you have thought about a career in art therapy, addictions, mental health, rehabilitation, or school counseling, this session is for you! Join us for a conversation about in-demand careers that make a lasting difference.

04/13/2026

Its’s a great day to be a Hornet! 🐝 Counselor Education enjoyed the Academic Fair during ESU’s Black & Gold Day on Saturday, April 11th. Dr. Carrie Boettcher, Associate Professor & Rehabilitation Counselor, & Gracie Cook, graduate student in the Art Therapy Counseling & Clinical Counseling dual degree program, had a great time meeting future Hornets & their families & talking about graduate degrees in Art Therapy Counseling, Clinical Counseling, & School Counseling. Reach out if you have questions. 620.341.5220 or [email protected]

04/09/2026

Save the Date! 🖤🐝💛

04/09/2026

The Take Some Hope, Leave Some Hope project grew out of a presentation in AT 835 Art Therapy Internship about handmade cards in mental health settings. Class dialogue was rich with ideas for media use and directives to center gratitude, inter- and intra-personal relationship building, grief, identity, community connection, allyship, and human change processes. Class members leaned into concepts at the intersection of art therapy and positive psychology. The project, installed on ESU campus in Visser Hall right outside the Counselor Education suite, VH328, invites passers-by who need a lift to take a handmade message from the display. Members of the campus community can also use the supplies provided to leave a message of support, hope, or kindness for someone else to take and enjoy. The experiences of creating hope and receiving hope each offer wonderful opportunities for personal and community well-being.

04/09/2026