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The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is central to the fulfillment of the mission of the larger university. The arts and sciences disciplines are the foundations of academic tradition and represent both the substance and process of the higher education curriculum. They equip the student with vital links to the past and future, with the skills and insights necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing society, and with the learning essential to effective citizenship. The college defines the arts-and-sciences environment as a setting for free intellectual discourse and discovery. It presents an opportunity for testing the limits of the human mind: to create; to dream; to discover the self, the world, and society; to explore ideas; and to develop patterns of life-long learning. In this spirit, the college is committed to providing high-quality general education and elective-course experiences for all undergraduate students at the university and academically challenging programs of study for its majors and minors, both undergraduate and graduate.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences includes the following Academic Departments: Art, Biological Sciences, Communication / Theatre Arts, English/ Modern Languages and Journalism, Mathematics/ Computer Science/ and Economics, Music, Nursing, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences, and Sociology/ Anthropology/ and Crime and Delinquency Studies. Located in Roosevelt Hall Room 104, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is currently under the leadership of Dean Steven Brown and Interim Associate Dean Gary Wyatt. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, to reach the office call (620) 341-5278.
Meet our Dean - Dr. Steven Brown
Meet our Interim Associate Dean - Dr. Gary Wyatt
Other Departments within LA&S
- BIS Degree
- Center for Great Plains Studies
- Science & Mathematics Education Center
- Ethnic / Gender Studies Program
- Geospatial Analysis Program
- ESU's General Education Program
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