Overview
The Liberal Arts & Sciences teach students how to think, not what to think—through an educational tradition that prepares each person with the reasoning and communication skills needed to thrive in an increasingly complex and shifting world.
The Social Sciences and Humanities, which comprise the Liberal Arts & Sciences Division at Rose State College, provide an education that both broadens the mind and provides the marketable skills employers seek.
Message from the Dean:
Welcome to the Liberal Arts & Sciences Division. Study of the Liberal Arts and Sciences originates in classical antiquity, where such knowledge was established as essential for anyone who wished to be acknowledged as a free and educated person. This remains the goal of our studies today: To help students become someone who can think logically, solve problems, and lead others to reach across traditional boundaries. Someone with the skills to shape their own destiny.
Social Sciences
The Social Sciences department offers courses, certificates, and degrees in disciplines such as Criminal Justice, Family Services and Child Development, Health and Sports Sciences, History, Political Science, Pre-education, Psychology, Social Sciences, and Sociology. The department also includes the Scholars for Excellence in Childcare Program; Native American Studies Program; and Gender Studies, Counseling, and Social Work options. It produces the Not My Generation Podcast and Political Science Colloquia, houses the Psi-Beta Psychology club, and much more.
James Davenport
Humanities
The Humanities department provides courses, certificates, and degree opportunities in areas such as English, the Fine Arts, Liberal Studies, Modern Languages, Mass Communication, and Library Technical Studies. The department also houses Rose State’s Theater and Music productions, Global and Cultural Studies program, Literary productions and contests, Reading and Writing Labs, and much more.
Jeff Conkin
