School of Arts, Humanities & Education
The School of Arts, Humanities, and Education teaches foundational skills needed in the professional world. These skills include collaboration, critical thinking, problem-solving, and written and oral communication. Our General Education courses provide a broad-based education in literature, languages, and social sciences. Degree programs provide a good foundation for a wide variety of professional interests. Undergraduate programs include English, Sociology, Psychology, and Communications; Masters’ Programs provide deeper, more specialized knowledge in several fields, including Psychology, Sociology, and History.
School Leadership
Dean
Dr. Michelle Newman
Associate Dean
Dr. Bethanie Hansen
Department Chairs
Anthropology and Sociology – Dr. Stacey Tucker
Communication and World Languages – Dr. Bjorn Mercer
Educational Leadership and Student Life – Dr. Jeffrey Stone
English and Literature – Dr. Jaclyn Fowler
History – Dr. Richard Hines
Human Development and Family Studies – Kathleen Mangeri
Psychology – Dr. Tonia Parker
Religion, Philosophy, Art, and Music – Dr. Steve Wyre
Teaching – Dr. Kathleen Tate
Masters
- Educational Leadership
- Higher Education Administration
- History
- Military History
- Online Teaching
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Student Affairs in Higher Education
- Teaching
Certificates
- American History
- American Revolution
- Ancient and Classical History
- Civil War Studies
- European History
- Executive Coaching
- K-12 Online Learning
- K-12 Reading and Differentiated Instruction
- K-12 Virtual School Administration
- Life Coaching
- World War II Studies
NanoCerts®
Suspended Programs
- Master of Arts in Humanities (Effective 10/1/2024)