Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses (including in-person and online modes of delivery), conducting and disseminating original research, advising and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, serving on Program and University committees, and ensuring that the Program continues to meet all external accreditation requirements. The School is an academic unit of the College of Health and Human Services, which is also home to the CAYA Advancing Research and Community Health (ARCH) Institute, which brings together the College''s applied research centers, clinics, laboratories, faculty, staff, students, and community partners within a shared structure.