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Northwest students participate in Missouri Hope.

At the Missouri Hope Disaster Response Field Training Exercise, you’ll take on a challenging three-day experience that builds the knowledge and skills to respond effectively in real-world disaster situations.

Active minds hosts a mental health event called "I Will Listen"

Active Minds and the Behavioral Science Association at Northwest host "I Will Listen," an event aimed at reducing stigmas surrounding mental illness and promoting discussions about mental health disorders. 

Students measure physical activity

Applied Health Science Club: a safe, inclusive space for majors to explore careers, gain hands-on experience, and connect with like-minded peers.

Participants engage in the Missouri Hope exercise.

You’ll learn from faculty who know public health crises firsthand — from natural disasters to political upheaval, they’ve seen it all. At Northwest, you’re not just learning from books; you’re learning from experts.


Our faculty is also known for being kind and approachable, so you’ll always have support when you need it.