The program is generally focused, with an emphasis on health equity and minimizing disparities. Currently, the program does not offer specific degree concentrations. However, as part of the curriculum, students will have the option to take two special topics courses during their studies. Additionally, our Applied Practice Experience (internship-practicum) is individually selected by each student, with input from our practicum coordinator. Similarly, our Integrative Learning Experience (capstone project) is self-selected with guidance from our ILE supervisor. These opportunities enable students to pursue their individual subdiscipline interests within the framework of a generalist degree program.