School of Sciences and Social Sciences

• Anthropology  - Minor program involving the comparative and holistic study of people, from the past to the present and future.
• Applied Computer Science  - Program dealing with computer programming and information science. Site provides information on major, general education, and integrative studies requirements.
• Biology  - Program's homepage introduces the teaching faculty, posts course descriptions, and presents information on credit and degree requirements.
• Chemistry  - Undergraduate program designed for students interested in careers that use chemistry as a base - secondary science education, pharmaceutical marketing, and the health-related professions.
• Economics  - Bachelor of Arts program that combines training in economic theory with application to pertinent contemporary issues like globalization and market volatility.
• Environmental Studies  - Presents an overview of the program, course details, and information on faculty and requirements.
• General Science  - Information on the program's faculty, courses, and related research. With links to other pages of interest.
• Geography  - Introduction to geography, details of the programs and courses offered, and information on certification and faculty.
• Geology  - Undergraduate program also offered as a minor. Deals with the study of the Earth and its environs.
• Management  - Career-oriented program with emphasis on management skills and a solid foundation in the liberal arts and sciences.
• Mathematics  - Bachelor of Arts program offering an integrated approach to the study of Mathematics. Prepares students for immediate employment or for graduate studies.
• Mathematics-Physics  - Interdisciplinary four-year program that provides the sufficient groundwork in both mathematics and physics.
• Psychology  - Program overview with course descriptions, faculty profiles, details on requirements, and a practicum handbook.
• School of Sciences and Social Sciences  - Site provides an overview of the school and information on the array of programs offered.
• Social Science  - Liberal arts and sciences program useful as a preparation for legal education or for graduate work in the policy studies area.
• Sociology  - Undergraduate program focusing on the social and cultural factors that affect individual and group behavior.