California Baptist University College of Health Science
Taught by Research-Oriented Faculty
Students will learn from highly published, research-oriented faculty with interests in an integrative and functional approach to nutrition education.
Flexible Design
The program is uniquely designed for working professionals by offering asynchronous, online delivery where faculty are accessible from anywhere in the world.
31–51 units 1–2 years*
Program Cost
Program Start Term
Class Format
Asynchronous online WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)
About California Baptist University
Academically Prepared
At CBU, innovation permeates every aspect of the educational journey. With a forward-thinking mindset, the university leverages emerging technologies, interdisciplinary collaborations and hands-on learning experiences to empower students with the skills necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Whether through state-of-the-art laboratories, immersive simulations or collaborative research projects, CBU provides an environment where students are encouraged to explore, experiment and challenge the status quo.
Globally Minded
Recognizing the interconnectedness of today’s world, CBU embraces a global perspective and prepares students to thrive in an increasingly interconnected global marketplace. The university offers a variety of study abroad programs, international internships and cross-cultural experiences that broaden students’ horizons, deepen their cultural competence and equip them with the skills necessary to excel in a global context.
Professor Reed is the Integrative Nutrition Program Director at California Baptist University. Professor Reed holds an MS in Nutritional Science and finished her dietetic internship from California State University in 2018. Professor Reed is completing her PhD in Global Health Promotion and Education with a dissertation surrounding lactation cultural beliefs and practices.
Prior to providing her full-time service to California Baptist University, Professor Reed served as the Director of Nutrition and Dietetics for the southwest region of the Navajo reservation, section 638 facilities. Professor Reed holds strong inpatient and outpatient clinical and community experience as a Registered Dietitian, providing aid to underserved communities. She has been a noted leader in advocating for program development in the fight against food insecurity within her previously served organization. Professor Reed began her academic career providing adjunct instruction for California Baptist University, Fullerton Junior College and Northern Arizona University in both nutritional science and public health.
Her heart for her students and her focus on integrating their pursuit of Jesus is evident through her teachings. Throughout her schooling, Professor Reed served alongside nonprofit organizations in global missions. Professor Reed aims to encourage students’ passion for nutrition and teach them how the power of nutrition may be used to practically exemplify Christ’s love in the medical field, both locally and abroad.
Degree Requirements
Application for admission with a $45 application fee.
Official transcript from an accredited college or university reflecting the completion of a baccalaureate degree.
2.75 or last 60/90 unit GPA. Additional opportunities may be available for a student to overcome an unsatisfactory GPA
Written statement of purpose OR in-person/virtual program interview (student’s choice). Written statement (500-word maximum) or interview will address:
• What are your educational goals?
• How will this program help meet those goals?
• What makes you a good fit for CBU?
Additional requirements may be requested.
How to Apply
Send official college or university transcripts. 01
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Application Deadline
Priority May 15
