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Academic Centers
The five academic centers house groups of related fields of study. Students can choose a traditional major, or they can shape their education by combining different fields of study into a double major or interdisciplinary major. Within the centers, students also take courses, unrelated to their major or minor, that provide multiple perspectives and insights into their areas of academic interest. These center exploration courses help students dive into the big questions related to the wider field each center represents.
1.Writing, Arts, & Media. Center Representative - Michael Curry. Departments- Studio Art, Digital Art, Communication & Media Studies, Dance, Integrative Arts Studies, Professional and Creative Writing, Nonfiction (graduate), Arts Administration (graduate), Digital Communication (graduate)
2.Humanities & Interdisciplinary Studies. Center Representative - Jeanie Murphy. Departments - Cultural Studies, Hispanic and Latinx Studies, History, Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Peace Studies, Philosophy, Visual Literary and Material Culture, Historic Preservation (graduate), Cultural Sustainability (graduate)
3.Natural, Computer and Data Sciences. Center Representative - Rodney Yoder. Departments - Biology, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Data, Mathematical, and Computational Sciences, Physics and Engineering Science
4.Social Sciences. Center Representative - Thomas Ghirardelli. Departments - Business, Economics, Environmental Studies, Political Science, Public Health, Sociology & Anthropology, Psychology, Environmental Sustainability & Management (graduate), Applied Policy Analysis (graduate)
5.Education. Center Representative - Annalisa Czeczulin. Departments - Undergraduate Education, Graduate Programs in Education
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