College of Health Professions Research Building
Located on President Street, the College of Health Professions Research Building (CHP-C) serves as the home to many of the college’s research initiatives and state-of-the-art laboratories. The work happening here connects research with real-world needs, with a focus on improving health, rehabilitation, and quality of life. Through collaboration across disciplines, researchers investigate new approaches to care, use data to better understand health outcomes and develop strategies to support patients and communities. These efforts also create opportunities to connect scientific discovery with the clinical professions represented throughout CHP.
Researchers across the college explore areas including Alzheimer’s disease and addictions, health services delivery, health disparities, neurological rehabilitation, veteran health and voice and swallowing disorders. Featured research centers and initiatives:
- National Center for Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation (NM4R)
- Stroke Recovery Research Center
- Center for Health Data Innovation & Impact
At the College of Health Professions, students learn in an environment shaped by collaboration, innovation and discovery. Across disciplines, our students, faculty, staff and researchers work together to advance health professions education, expand knowledge and find new ways to improve health and quality of life in South Carolina and beyond.
CHP is home to 16 diverse degree programs ranging from bachelor’s to doctoral degrees (spanning residential, hybrid and online formats), several of which rank among the top 30 nationally. The college currently has four buildings across campus: CHP-A, CHP-B, CHP-C (CHP’s research building) and CHP-D, as well as a dedicated space at 22 WestEdge for our hybrid occupational and physical therapy programs.
To learn more about the college and its programs, visit the College of Health Professions website.
