The Divison of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences at is dedicated to exploring the richness of human experience and the complexities of the natural world. Our school is a vibrant academic community where creativity, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry come together to inspire learning, discovery, and innovation.
Our Mission: The Academic Division of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences is committed to providing a well-rounded education that cultivates intellectual curiosity, fosters creative expression, and develops the analytical skills necessary for lifelong learning. We aim to prepare students for success in an ever-changing world by offering a diverse range of programs that emphasize both depth of knowledge and interdisciplinary exploration.
The Academic Division of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences is a diverse and inclusive community where students and faculty collaborate to push the boundaries of knowledge and creativity. We value open dialogue, intellectual engagement, and the free exchange of ideas, creating an environment that nurtures growth and innovation.
Whether you’re passionate about the arts, curious about the sciences, or interested in the humanities, the School of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and growth. We invite you to explore our programs, meet our faculty, and discover how you can make your mark on the world through the power of knowledge and creativity.
Our humanities programs delve into the study of culture, language, history, and philosophy, encouraging students to examine the human condition and engage with the ethical, social, and cultural challenges of our time.
The arts programs foster creativity and artistic expression across various disciplines, including visual arts, music, theater, and digital media. Our students have the opportunity to develop their talents and contribute to the cultural vibrancy of the campus and beyond.
Our science programs offer rigorous training in the natural and physical sciences, emphasizing research, experimentation, and the scientific method. We prepare students to address complex scientific problems and contribute to advancements in technology, health, and environmental sustainability.