Prepare for a career in non-profit work, the law, social work, governmental agencies, and many other career settings. We offer bachelor’s degrees in Anthropology, Marriage and Family, and Social Work/Social Work (Online). Minors in our department include Anthropology, and Child Advocacy Studies.

Prepare for careers in journalism, public relations, broadcasting, theatre and more. This program provides a broad-based plan of study comprising courses in writing and theory/criticism, while stressing hands-on experience invaluable for career achievement.

The Criminal Justice and Sociology Department offers four degree programs; two undergraduate programs in Criminal Justice and Sociology and two graduate programs in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security and Emergency Management. We also offer additional concentrations and minors within the degree programs.

Learn from professors who are successful practitioners in their field, and express yourself creatively within a supportive and collaborative environment. Choose from Graphic Design, Sculpture, Painting and Drawing, Ceramics, Photography, Visual Arts or Art History.

Whether your passion is learning about the past or becoming absorbed into a captivating world culture, this department is an excellent start to your academic career. Get hands on with study abroad opportunities, intriguing coursework, language study, service projects and more.

Offers undergraduate and graduate degrees exploring the multiple and various dimensions of politics and its impact on the United States and beyond. Faculty members have expertise in American politics, comparative politics, international relations, public administration, research methods, and more.

The Reserve Officer Training Corps is a college program offered at more than 1,700 colleges and universities that prepares young adults to become officers in the U.S. military. In exchange for a paid college education, participants commit to serve in the military after graduation.