Longwood College of Arts and Sciences

• Art Department  - Department and program guide for current and prospectives students, parents, faculty, and alumni.
• College of Arts and Sciences  - Information on the college's departments, strategic plan, advisory board, and administration.
• Communication Studies  - Information on the department's administration, programs of study, courses, internships, and academic requirements. With links to related pages.
• Department of Biological Environmental Sciences  - List and details of the programs offered, faculty profiles, and contact information.
• Department of English and Modern Languages  - Faculty directory, program details, department news, and information on the study abroad opportunities offered.
• Department of History, Political Science, and Philosophy  - Presenting the requirements, syllabi, and coursework of Longwood University's public history, political science, and philosophy programs.
• Department of Mathematics and Computer Science  - Introduces the faculty, presents information on the programs offered, and posts department news and contacts.
• Department of Music  - Department overview with information on the programs offered, audition and scholarship details, news, and faculty profiles.
• Department of Psychology  - List of and information on the department's faculty and courses, program cataglogs, newsletters, mentor brochures, and pictures.
• Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice  - Site presents advising resources, course syllabi, faculty profiles, scholarship opportunities, and a list of related student organizations.
• Homeland Security  - Undergraduate minor that features an integration of various coursework pertinent to national needs on homeland security at the global economic and political contexts.
• Liberal Studies Teacher Education  - Interdisciplinary program designed to train teaching professionals in elementary grades, middle grades, and in special education.
• Women's and Gender Studies  - Minor program dealing with the historical, cultural, political, economic, and global aspects of understanding women and gender issues.