Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog 2013-2014 [ARCHIVED CATALOG] See drop-down menu above to access other catalogs.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Dr. Paula Krebs
Dean
Dr. Rita Miller
Associate Dean
Academic Departments
| Anthropology |
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Dr. Sandra Faiman-Silva, Chairperson
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| Art |
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Professor Rob Lorenson, Chairperson
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Communication Studies
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Dr. Arthur Lizie, Chairperson
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Criminal Justice
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Dr. Richard Wright, Chairperson
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| Economics |
| Dr. Michael Jones, Chairperson |
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English
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Dr. Benjamin Carson, Chairperson
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| Foreign Language |
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Dr. Fernanda Ferreira, Chairperson
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History
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Dr. Keith Lewinstein, Chairperson
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Music
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Dr. Salil Sachdev, Chairperson
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Philosophy
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Dr. Aeon Skoble, Chairperson
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Political Science
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Dr. George Serra, Chairperson
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Psychology
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Dr. Sandra Neargarder, Chairperson
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School of Social Work
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Dr. Arnaa Alcon, Chairperson
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Sociology
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Dr. Patricia Fanning, Chairperson
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Theater and Dance
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Dr. Nancy Moses, Chairperson
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Undergraduate Programs
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Science in Social Work degree in the areas listed below. Listed beneath each department are the concentrations it offers. Concentrations are programs of study within the major with their own subset of requirements. Only students selecting the major field of study may complete a concentration within that major. The completed concentration is indicated on the student’s transcript.
See “Academic Programs ” for additional information regarding academic program requirements.
Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
General Anthropology
Public Archaeology
Art
Art Education
Art History
Crafts
Fine Arts
Graphic Design
New Media
Photography
Communication Studies
Communication and Culture
Film, Video and Media Studies
Strategic Communication
Criminal Justice
Victimology
English
English Education (High School, Middle School)
Writing and Writing Studies
Economics
History
Military History
Music
Music Education
Philosophy
Applied Ethics
Political Science
American Politics
International Affairs
Legal Studies
Public Administration
Psychology
Social Work
Sociology
City, Community and Region
Education
Global Studies and Social Justice
Spanish
Secondary Education
Theater and Dance
Dance Education
Theater Arts
Theater Education
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree programs allow students to select from a number of areas and provide preparation for high school teaching (if secondary education is elected as a minor), graduate school and fields of endeavor related to the major area of study.
The decision as to whether to award the degree of Bachelor of Arts or the degree of Bachelor of Science shall be consistent with the standards in the student’s major field as determined by the major department.
In cases where students with double majors are eligible for a BA, BS and/or BSE degree, the student will select which major department will make the decision regarding which degree the student will be awarded.
Students are advised to consult with their department chairperson or major adviser early in their academic career, but not later than the end of the sophomore year, in order to select a major and to be certain that course selection will allow graduation with the desired degree.
Students should be aware that not all courses are offered in the evening. Students who are only able to enroll in classes 4 pm or after should consult the appropriate department chairperson for information about the availability of evening sections of courses required in a specific major, concentration and/or minor.
Undergraduate Minors
In the College of Humanities and Social Sciences the following minors in specific disciplines or interdisciplinary areas are offered
| African Studies |
Middle East Studies |
| American Studies |
Music |
| Anthropology |
Philosophy |
| Art History |
Political Science |
| Asian Studies |
Portuguese |
| Canadian Studies |
Psychology |
| Civic Education and Community Leadership |
Public History |
| Classical Studies |
Public Relations |
| Communication Studies |
Russian and East European Studies |
| Criminal Justice |
Social Welfare |
| Dance |
Sociology |
| Economics |
Spanish |
| English |
Studio Art |
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| Film Studies |
Theater Arts |
| GLBT Studies |
U.S. Ethnic Studies |
| Graphic Design |
Urban Affairs |
| History |
Women’s and Gender Studies |
| Latin American and Caribbean Studies |
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Graduate Programs
Graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Public Administration, Master of Science and Master of Social Work degrees are offered in the following fields
Master of Arts
English
Psychology
Master of Arts in Teaching
Creative Arts
English
History
Music
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Master of Public Administration
Concentrations:
Civil and Nonprofit Leadership and Administration
Sustainable Community Development
Master of Science
Criminal Justice
Master of Social Work
Additional information regarding graduate programs, including application procedures and academic requirements, may be found in the “Admission-Graduate ” and “Academic Programs ” sections of this catalog.
Departmental Course Descriptions
See the “Course Descriptions ” section of this catalog for departmental course descriptions.
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