The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance

The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance

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Welcome to the Department of Health and Human Performance. We are located in Deas Hall on The Citadel Campus. We invite you to visit us at any time!

Photos from The Citadel's post 06/12/2026
Photos from The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance's post 05/10/2026

Graduation Day 👩🏻‍🎓 👨🏻‍🎓

Dr. Yee and Prof. Jackson were there for our students on graduation day. Congratulations to all the Health & Human Performance students and all of our advisees from other majors. A huge congratulations to all The Citadel students. We wish you every success.

Photos from The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance's post 05/10/2026

Graduate Degree Graduation!

We are so incredibly proud of our Master’s Degree students. What an accomplishment!!!
A huge thank you to Dr. Sole and Dr. Lee for being there for our students
🎓

05/09/2026

Congratulations to our Elijah Lee who received his degree in Exercise Science today. Keep being strong Elijah, and we wish you a healthy future ahead.

05/08/2026

The Citadel
A classic!

Photos from The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance's post 04/30/2026

Exam week!
Finals are here. Come and grab a treat on your way to your exam in Deas Hall. A huge thank you to the amazing Ms. Donna Lindecamp for making sure our students are well taken care of ❤️

Photos from The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance's post 04/30/2026

General Faculty Meeting

It was a time to reflect on the past year and a time to celebrate as we draw the year to a close.
Congratulations to our very own for being recognized:
Dr. Dena Garner for her twenty years of service and
Dr. Chris Sole for his ten years of service.

Photos from The Citadel Department of Health and Human Performance's post 04/23/2026

Dr. Neuroth’s PHED 303: Adapted Physical Activity class recently welcomed Mrs. Jenna Brown, Director of Development at MUSC for the Departments of Surgery, Orthopaedics, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, and Emergency Medicine.
Mrs. Brown shared her daughter Harper’s powerful story, offering students meaningful insight into Spina Bifida, the importance of inclusion, and best practices in adapted physical activity and physical education. Through her lived experience, students gained a deeper understanding of how inclusive, person-centered approaches can positively impact individuals and families.
The class was grateful for Mrs. Brown’s time, openness, and dedication to advocacy and education.

Thank you Dr. Neuroth for teaching real world issues and solutions.

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171 Moultrie Street
Charleston, SC
29409