From biomedical breakthroughs happening in our campus labs to environmental and conservation biology students’ fieldwork in Africa, Mexico, Jamaica and Yellowstone National Park…

From courses in writing, humanities and social sciences to law and society students winning moot court trials…

From the physician assistant studies program ranking among the top 20 in the nation to the innovative customized devices occupational therapy graduate students develop with industrial design students…

The College of Science, Health and the Liberal Arts is home to a multi-disciplinary faculty and innovative curriculum in the sciences, the social sciences, health professions, history, humanities and mathematics. The College includes the Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Division of Health Professions.

The Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers a variety of majors, such as professional communication and pre-medical studies. Programs are designed to encourage students to be integrative thinkers, seeing and creating connections between different bodies of knowledge and across disciplinary boundaries.

Through exposure to complex, real-world issues in the humanities and sciences, students become well-read, well-spoken, worldly, flexible and adaptable individuals who make meaningful connections in everything they do.

In the Division of Health Professions, students benefit from a liberal arts foundation while developing a literacy in the scientific method and quantitative reasoning necessary for success in their chosen fields.

The College is also home to the college studies program, which offers foundational courses providing a common educational experience for all students. The college studies program encourages students to view their own fields through larger social, economic, political and cultural lenses by including courses in all areas of study.