2020-2021 Academic Catalog & Student Handbooks [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
College of Arts and Sciences
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Philosophy for College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences provides students with an academically strong core curriculum in humanities, natural sciences, mathematics, social and behavioral sciences, computer sciences, and general studies. This curriculum is designed to familiarize all students with a body of works and a variety of disciplines proclaimed by tradition and time to merit general study; to inculcate in them a disposition that will foster a perpetual desire for knowledge of themselves, their community, and their world; to create in them a foundation upon which they may make informed moral choices consonant with Christian principles; to enable them to communicate effectively through the visual, aural, as well as the spoken and written word; and to think critically. Furthermore, each department offers academic majors and minors that prepare students to assume responsible and rewarding positions in their chosen careers and/or for graduate or professional studies.
Secondary Education (teacher certification grades 6-12) is offered in biology, English language arts, history, and mathematics. Thirty-six semester hours are required in teacher education for secondary certification. Please refer to the School of Education section of this catalog for additional certification information and admission to teacher education program information. Students must earn a “C” or higher in all teacher education and teaching field courses.
In addition, the general studies major is also provided by the College of Arts and Sciences.
Objectives for College of Arts and Sciences
The student will demonstrate the ability to:
- appreciate and understand some of the artistic and intellectual works that constitute the curriculum;
- pursue lifelong study that will result in cultural literacy;
- comprehend the moral and ethical dimensions inherent in the works studied and make practical applications to personal experiences;
- use standard spoken and written English; and
- understand, appreciate, and respect the natural and social environment.
Department of Air Force Studies
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Minor
Department of Humanities
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Major
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Communication, Advertising and Public Relations, B.A.
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Communication, Advertising and Public Relations, B.S.
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Communication, B.S. Integrated with the Master of Science in Leadership and Communication
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Communication, Communication Studies, B.A.
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Communication, Communication Studies, B.S.
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Communication, Journalism & Broadcast Media, B.A.
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Communication, Journalism & Broadcast Media, B.S.
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English Language Arts, Secondary Education (6-12 Teacher Certification), B.A.
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English, B.A.
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English, Creative Writing, B.F.A.
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General Studies, B.S.
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Organizational Leadership, B.S.
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Philosophy, B.A.
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World Languages and Studies, B.A.
Minor
Department of Natural Sciences
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Major
Minor
Department of Mathematics
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Major
Minor
Department of Military Science
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Minor
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Criminology, B.A.
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Criminology, B.S.
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General Studies, A.S.
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Government and Law, B.A.
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Government and Law, B.S.
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History, B.A.
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History, B.S.
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History, Public, B.A.
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History, Public, B.S.
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History, Secondary Education (6-12 Certification), B.S.
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Psychology, B.A.
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Psychology, B.S.
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Social Science, Secondary Certification, B.S.
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Sociology, B.A.
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Sociology, B.S.
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Sociology, Criminal Justice Track, B.A.
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Sociology, Criminal Justice Track, B.S.
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Sociology, Social Welfare Track, B.A.
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Sociology, Social Welfare Track, B.S.
Minor
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