College of Arts and Behavioral Sciences

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The College of Arts and Behavioral Sciences is the largest college of the University. It offers courses to students in all colleges to fulfill their general education requirements and programs leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.), and Master of Arts (M.A.). Students may select majors and minors from 15 different fields and interdisciplinary minors in the fields of gender studies and youth services. In conjunction with the College of Education, it offers instruction in the arts and behavioral sciences for students pursuing certification in teaching or the Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) degree in these disciplines.

Programs

• General Studies (B.G.S.)
• International Studies Major (B.A.)

• Asian Studies Minor
• Black Studies Minor
• Gender Studies Minor
• Leadership & Service Minor
• Religious Studies Minor

Courses

• COMM 452 - Communication and Leadership

• GS 100 - Introduction to Gender Studies (GE10)
• GS 494 - Capstone Project in Gender Studies
• GS 498 - Honors Thesis

• GEOG 303 - The Local and Global Biosphere

• HON 192 - Honors I
• HON 292 - Honors II
• HON 392 - Honors III
• HON 492 - Honors IV
• HON 498 - Honors Thesis

• HUM 113 - An Interdisciplinary View
• HUM 114 - An Interdisciplinary View
• HUM 190 - Special Topics
• HUM 191 - Special Topics
• HUM 192 - Honors
• HUM 219 - Interpretation of Film
• HUM 225 - American Indian Civilization
• HUM 226 - American Indian Civilization
• HUM 235 - France Today
• HUM 245 - Contemporary Canadian Cultures
• HUM 250 - Art and Humanities
• HUM 290 - Selected Topics
• HUM 291 - Special Seminar
• HUM 390 - Selected Topics
• HUM 393 - Directed Readings
• HUM 396 - Field Studies
• HUM 490 - Special Topics
• HUM 491 - Special Seminar in Humanities

• RS 100 - Introduction to the Study of Religion (GE5)

• RFS 397 - Contemporary Issues in Leadership I
• RFS 398 - Contemporary Issues in Leadership II

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