Offices & Departments Directory

The Psychology Department engages students in the study of the many aspects of psychological life—individual, bodily, interpersonal, ethical, social and cultural—using reflective and empirical methods.

Offering two Humanities degrees and a minor, with the purpose of forming more humane persons and to promote justice in our shared world.

Educating students for social justice-focused and community-based social work practice.

Examining how people make meaning in life and derive their values; how religion and spirituality relate to people’s lives—and how both have an impact on societies and cultures.

Visual innovation alongside critical thinking.

Educating students for positions of responsibility and leadership in local, state, federal government and the nonprofit sectors.