The School of Arts & Humanities is the university’s foundation, providing the traditional nuts and bolts programs that can help you acquire the abilities that employers value, such as critical thinking, analysis, innovative thinking, teamwork, flexibility, and problem solving. A solid basis in liberal arts delivers a strong foundation to pursue post-graduate programs in a multitude of areas, including science and technology.
School Leadership
Dean
Dr. Grace Glass
Program Directors
Art, Communication, World Languages, Humanities, Music, Philosophy, Religion - Dr. Bjorn Mercer
English and Literature - TBA
History – Dr. Richard Hines
Political Science – Dr. Thomas Kelly
Psychology - Dr. Colleen Lindecker
Sociology – Dr. Jennifer Cramer
Faculty Directors
Dr. Bethanie Hansen
Dr. Tonia Parker
Dr. Jeffrey Stone
Masters
Certificates
- American History
- American Revolution
- Ancient and Classical History
- Civil War Studies
- European History
- World War II Studies
Learning Tracks
- None