“Perks” are special benefits for someone in a specific group. Arts and humanities degrees are perks for people on the job market. Students are at an advantage because employers know that arts and humanities graduates excel in the most important areas: creative problem-solving, communication, teamwork and leadership, facility with digital technology, work ethic, and global fluency.
To continue providing quality academic programs, the College of Arts and Humanities has developed a strategic plan organized by P.E.R.C.
The College of Arts and Humanities offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in Art, Drama, English, Foreign Languages, History, Integrated Studies, and Music. The college strives for academic excellence by providing a learning-centered environment where students cultivate critical thought, intellectual curiosity, and an expansive worldview.
The college supports the university’s general education curriculum and specialized programs. Its diverse and accomplished faculty promote scholarly and service activities consistent with the college’s academic and professional strengths.
Promote the College of Arts and Humanities as a destination college while advocating the value of the arts and humanities
Emphasize the college’s strong record of community engagement and build on this success to become a gateway for the University
Recruit and retain a superior faculty while increasing support for their research, professional training, and innovative teaching