The new look replaces designs implemented in 2004 for the college and its schools of Hearing, Speech and Language Sciences; Human and Consumer Sciences; Nursing; Physical Therapy; Recreation and Sport Sciences; and Public Health Sciences and Professions (formerly Health Sciences).

Several unique features characterize the new design:

• Navigation designed to accommodate users with disabilities
  
  
  
• A virtual tour and maps that guide visitors through all 200,000 square feet of the college's home in Grover Center
  
  
  
• An interactive room-finder application that helps visitors locate classrooms, labs and other facilities on Grover Center's three floors
  
  
  
• Highly integrated architecture that links programs, schools and outreach units within CHHS

Inventure Technologies Inc., a firm owned by Ohio University alumnus Clay Burnett, designed the sites. Comments or suggestions can be e-mailed to college Communication Director Jody Grenert at grenert@ohio.edu.

The College of Health and Human Services marks its 30th anniversary this academic year. Founded in 1979, it is Ohio University's youngest and second-largest college. Along with unveiling its revamped Web presence, the college plans other observances to mark the anniversary, including an alumni event in the spring.