2022-2023 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
College of Arts and Letters
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Dean
Robert D. Aguirre
Associate Dean
Melinda Adams
Associate Dean
Siân White
Associate Dean
Traci Zimmerman
Assistant Dean
Karina Kline-Gabel
Location: Harrison Hall, Suite 1103
Academic Units within the College
Lori Britt, Interim Director
Rebecca Childs, Head
José Ignacio Barrio Olano, Interim Head
Maura Hametz, Head
Peggy Plass, Head
Joe Hinshaw, Interim Director
Kenneth Pearce, Head
Hak-Seon Lee, Head
Liam W. Buckley, Head
Michael Smith, Director
Graduate Programs
Students may select from a range of graduate programs in the College of Arts and Letters. The departments and schools fully describe their programs in the Academic Units section. In addition to departmental programs, the college offers a wide array of annual events and supporting services, some of which reach out to the regional community.
- Communication and Advocacy (M.A.)
- English (M.A.)
- History (M.A.)
- Political Science (M.A.)
- Public Administration (M.P.A.)
- Public Administration – Fifth Year Format (M.P.A.)
- Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication (M.A.)
Mission Statement
The College of Arts and Letters offers high-quality programs of specialized study in the social sciences, humanities and communication, and in several pre-professional and cross disciplinary areas. It provides a challenging array of courses designed to promote lifelong learning by sharpening analytical abilities; improving computational and communications skills; cultivating a facility with written expression; enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion; intensifying moral and aesthetic sensitivity; and fostering awareness of the contingent nature of knowledge.
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