Empowering Students to
Create Change
Together, we'll inspire students and transform communities.
Students in the College of Health, Education and Social Welfare (CHESW) receive a transformative education that prepares them to meet the demands of today’s workforce. As graduates, they are well-prepared social workers, nurses, teachers and health information specialists. By developing a broader worldview and nurturing vital skills, they contribute in meaningful ways for their communities and create positive change.
Accreditation
UW-Green Bay maintains accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission, and each of our professional programs have professional accreditation.
Centers
CHESW centers foster community collaboration and provide a true service to better student and professional learning.
Certificates
Invigorate your career in a shorter amount of time by earning a certificate.
Student Experience by the Numbers
UW-Green Bay College of Health, Education and Social Welfare students are taking the world by storm, helping others and creating success for themselves.
8,000 Alumni
We're extremely proud of our 8,000 accomplished alumni living and working across the U.S. and around the world.
$71K in Aid
CHESW awarded over $71,000 in scholarships in 2022-2023.
$62,500
The salary median for our 2022 alumni across CHESW undergraduate programs was $62,500, according to the First Destinations Survey.
Support Our
Vision
The success of our students is made possible by you.
When you contribute, you're supporting student scholarships, faculty research, professional and student development and community partnerships. By donating, you'll help provide opportunities for students, which in turn helps our community—they're the future of health, education and social welfare systems in our communities.
CHESW Updates
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When the Time is Right
"I knew when the time was right for me to pursue my next degree it would undoubtedly be through UW-Green Bay. I saw first-hand how they personalize a learning environment and work with students to achieve their individual goals. In addition, they can provide this quality education at an affordable price which was a huge factor for me as well."
Molly Vandervest '20
Master's of Applied Leadership & Teaching | Vice President of The Bellin Health Foundation (Bellin Health)
Let's Connect
As Dean of the College of Health, Education and Social Welfare, Susan Gallagher-Lepak is a champion of innovation and a leader for providing more educational experiences for students. If you have questions about our college, get in touch with her.