Programs of Study

Minor: Native American Studies

The study of the indigenous peoples of the Americas -their prehistory, history and cultures- is the focus of the courses offered.

Minor: Nutrition

The Nutrition Minor provides students with a basic foundation in community health and an overview of health behaviors, as well as an in-depth examination of nutrition.

Minor: Philosophy

The philosophy minor allows students majoring in other disciplines to deepen their understanding of their primary course of study in regard to its philosophical foundations, its methodology, and its normative assumptions and implications.

B.A.: Philosophy

The Philosophy Major is designed to prepare students with the set of skills required to be successful in any career they might pursue, and to enrich their lives by introducing them to the central and fundamental questions which face human beings in all aspects of those lives.

B.A.: Physics

The physics major is designed to develop competence in fundamental areas of classical and modern physics.

Minor: Physics

The physics minor is designed to develop competence in fundamental areas of classical and modern physics.

B.A.: Political Science

The Political Science Major provides students with facts, theories, and skills they will need to succeed personally, professionally, and as community members and citizens of the world.

Minor: Politics

The Politics Minor can supplement any Major by providing students with facts, theories, and skills they will need to succeed personally, professionally, and as community members and citizens of the world.

Minor: Pre-Creative Arts Therapy

The Pre-Creative Arts Therapy minor allows students to explore the creative arts—everything from dance and theatre to studio art and poetry—while majoring in other disciplines.

Minor: Pre-Law Studies

The Pre-Law Minor is a great supplement to any major because it provides students with the facts, theories, and skills they will need to get into law school, to succeed in law school, and to thrive in the legal profession.

Minor: Psychology

The minor in psychology provides a general introduction to all major areas of psychology with courses in research methodology used in the field, experimental and laboratory aspects of the field, and a course that focuses on the social, developmental or applied aspects of the field of psychology.

B.A.: Psychology

The courses in the major aim to provide students with an understanding of the causes and patterns of behaviors, thoughts, and emotions, with an emphasis on the formation of a scientific attitude and an appreciation for the complexity of the individual's role in society.

M.S.: Public Health

The Master of Science in Public Health is a fully online degree program that prepares students to take on leadership roles in agencies that respond to the most pressing public health problems.

B.S.: Public Health

Public Health works to promote, protect and preserve the health and the social, emotional, cultural, spiritual, psychological, political and economic well being of individuals, communities and the "global village" as a whole.