Arizona State University College of Public Programs

• American Indian Studies  - Bachelor of Science degree program offers opportunities for students to evaluate the issues of American Indian nations, according to both historical and contemporary contexts.
• Asian Pacific American Studies  - Information about the courses, programs, faculty and staff, research facilities and undertaking, and events.
• College of Public Programs  - Research intensive academic program for knowledge based social and economic advancement. Offers academic programs in social work, public affairs, and community resources and development.
• School of Community Resources and Development  - Offers a diverse array of coursework, research expertise, and service projects for parks and recreation resources, tourism development and management and nonprofit leadership and management.
• School of Justice and Social Inquiry  - Provides academic programs that focus on economic justice; social justice, law, and policy; and cultural transformation and justice.
• School of Public Affairs  - Take a glimpse of the learning environment and programs this school offers. Go over the posted bulletins, news, and event schedules.
• School of Social Work  - Aims to train and enhance the skills of professional social work practitioners with their individual, family, and group problem solving capabilities.
• Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication  - Overview of the School's undergraduate and graduate programs. With admission details, faculty and staff information, and a section devoted to alumni.