College of Arts, Science, and Education

PROGRAMS IN ARTS, SCIENCES, AND EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts Degrees

Community Leadership
Graphic Design
Liberal Studies

Bachelor of Science Degrees

Biology
Criminal Justice

Bachelor of Science in Education Degrees

Elementary Education (K-8)
English (5-12)
General Science (5-12)
Health and Physical Education (K-12)
Industrial Technology (5-12)
Social Science (5-12)

Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees

Applied Science 

Associate of Arts Degree

Program of Study in General Education

Minors

Biology
Community Leadership
Criminal Justice
Education
   Art(K-12)
   Reading Specialist(K-12)
   Traffic Education(K-12)
Graphic Design
Native American Studies
Psychology

Graduate Degrees

Counselor Education (Masters of Education Degree)
Instruction and Learning (Masters of Science in Education Degree)

Office: Cowan Hall Room 309

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

Advising Information

Students should meet with their assigned 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 students to plan schedules that will meet their needs and assist them in completing requirements in an efficient manner.