At our core, we believe a good liberal arts education must provide students with an extensive base of intellectual content and skills that enables them to explore ideas, evaluate evidence critically, draw reasoned conclusions, and communicate one’s thoughts in a clear, coherent manner. Such abilities are particularly important in a world in which knowledge and professions are changing rapidly, and the United States is increasingly part of a global social and economic network. A good liberal arts education thus demands not only rigor and depth, but also sufficient breadth to expose students to a wide range of subjects and methods of studying them.
College of Arts & Sciences
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The Math Collaborative Learning Center (MCLC) operates in the Georges Student Center on the second floor of Clemons Library. The …
NOTE: THE DEAN OF THE DAY IS ONLY FOR STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES.
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Read&Write offers reading, writing, studying, and research support tools that integrate with your computing device for universal learning options.
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Learn about academic advisors and Association Deans.
What is an Association Dean?
To facilitate academic advising, every student in the College of Arts and Sciences is placed …
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Sociology is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Sociological inquiry …
The creative analysis, production, and research into traditional and emerging forms of media.
The study of such objects as numbers, operations, space configurations, mappings and abstract structures; and skills to manipulate them.
