The programs of Arts and Sciences prepare students to think, read, and write critically and to understand language and literature, philosophy, music, art, communication, drama, English, economics, geography, history, math, Native American studies, political science, the sciences, and sociology. The liberal arts curricula of this department present the historical and creative foundation of cultural heritage.

Advising Information
Students are encouraged to meet with their advisors at the beginning of each semester to confirm their plan of study and make any necessary adjustments. Meeting with an advisor before registering for classes each semester allows you (the student) to plan schedules that will meet your needs and assist your in completing requirements in an efficient manner.

Bachelor of Arts degrees

Community Service

Graphic Design

Liberal Studies

Health Promotion

Bachelor of Science degrees

Biology

Associate of Applied Science degrees

Biology

Graphic Design

Water Quality Technology: Environmental Health*

Minors

Health Promotion

Biology

Community Service

* Degree is in moratorium. Please see the Provost (Cowan Hall 210) for availability of this degree.