College of Liberal Arts

The College of Liberal Arts provides doctoral programs in Anthropology, English, History, Political Science, Clinical Psychology, Psychological and Brain Sciences, and Sociology. Students may also pursue eight Master of Arts degrees and an MFA in Creative Writing. These programs span the college’s humanities and social sciences divisions, supported by nationally recognized, award-winning scholars. Our faculty hold advanced degrees from many of the nation’s most prestigious universities, actively engage in research and creative work that advance their fields and benefit broader communities. Their contributions are essential to graduate education, where students master research methodologies, develop critical analytical skills, and gain a deep understanding of specialized areas within their fields. Small, focused seminars and personalized attention enhance students’ learning experience in every program. Prospective graduate students in the College of Liberal Arts can expect rigorous intellectual challenges and dedicated, high-quality instruction that provides the skills and knowledge required to thrive in 21st century professions.

Jennifer Keene, Ph.D., Dean
Dean Futrell, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
John Tuman, Ph.D., Executive Associate Dean

Programs

Anthropology

English

History

Interdisciplinary Gender and Ethnic Studies

World Languages and Cultures

Plans