A program that prepares individuals for admission to a professional program in physical therapy.
Careers and Jobs:
ClergyClinical, Counseling, and School PsychologistsCommunity Health WorkersCounselors, All OtherEpidemiologistsFamily and General PractitionersGenetic CounselorsHealth EducatorsHealth Specialties Teachers, PostsecondaryHealth Technologists and Technicians, All OtherHealthcare Social WorkersMarriage and Family TherapistsMedical and Clinical Laboratory TechniciansMedical and Clinical Laboratory TechnologistsMedical Equipment PreparersMedical Scientists, Except EpidemiologistsMental Health and Substance Abuse Social WorkersMental Health CounselorsNatural Sciences ManagersOphthalmic Laboratory TechniciansOphthalmic Medical TechniciansOpticians, DispensingOptometristsPhlebotomistsPhysicians and Surgeons, All OtherPsychiatric AidesPsychiatric TechniciansPsychology Teachers, PostsecondarySocial Work Teachers, PostsecondarySubstance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder CounselorsSurgical Technologists
Housing & Dining
There are five residence halls on campus. North (Female) and South
(Male) Towers house the fraternities and sororities as well as Honors and
several sports teams. Each floor has two lounges. There is one co-ed hall,
Sarvay, which is also the oldest building on campus still standing. Sarvay is
traditionally a female dorm but due to lack of housing, males live on the first
floor. The other two halls are Wilson for females and Woodell, nicknamed
"The Woo," for males. Housing is not divided by year. Several floors
are set aside as "Substance free," and the rest allow alcohol if both
residents are over 21. As of Fall Semester 2018, the only residence halls open
were North Tower, South Tower and Wilson Hall, due to lack of enrollment.
Wilson Hall now acts as a co-ed hall, with males living on the first two
floors, and females on the upper three floors. The North and South Towers
complex got a major renovation, which was completed in 2017.
Work Study
Concord does not offer work on campus.
Extracurricular Activities
Concord sponsors nearly 200 on-campus
organizations, including fraternities, sororities, religious and political
organizations, an Art Society, chapters of Delta Zeta, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sigma
Sigma Sigma, Phi Alpha Delta, Alpha Phi Omega, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Sigma
Phi, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Sigma Tau, Gay-Straight Alliance,
College Republicans, Young Democrats, a chapter of Amtgard known as the
"Shire of Nowhere Mountains," and a community theatre organization
known as the Appalachian Shakespeare Project. The Concord University Student Government Association (SGA)
is responsible for many changes on campus and is active in every aspect of
Concord life.
Sports, Recreation & Healthcare
Concord University, known athletically as the
Mountain Lions, is home to many intercollegiate and intramural athletics teams.
The men's intercollegiate teams include: baseball, basketball, football, cross
country, golf, soccer, tennis and track & field. The women's
intercollegiate teams include basketball, cheerleading, cross country, golf,
soccer, softball, tennis and track & field. The Carter Center houses the
University's two gymnasiums, athletic offices, classrooms, racquetball courts,
indoor athletic facilities, and the swimming pool.
.png)