American Studies

Investigate the diversity of American societies and cultures through an interdisciplinary study of identity, history, literature, and lived experience.

Anthropology

Explore human societies, cultures, and archaeological discoveries to better understand the richness of human experience across time and place.

Asian and Asian American Studies

Examine Asian American identities, communities, histories, cultural representation, and human rights through multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives.

Communications

Examine how communication shapes human interaction while developing effective public speaking, audience analysis, listening, organization, and presentation skills.

Economics

Analyze how individuals, businesses, governments, and societies make choices and how markets, policies, and economic systems shape outcomes.

English

Develop academic writing, rhetorical awareness, multimodal composition, and peer-support practices for communicating effectively across college, professional, and everyday contexts.

History

Examine political institutions, economic systems, social structures, and cultures across Western and United States history to interpret continuity and change.

Human Rights

Investigate the foundations of human rights and the causes, experiences, and consequences of genocide through historical and interdisciplinary perspectives.

Latino & Latin American Studies

Explore Latin America and Latino experiences through interdisciplinary perspectives on history, culture, politics, society, identity, and global connections.

Maritime Studies

Examine the sea’s influence on societies and cultures through interdisciplinary study of maritime history, literature, environments, and human experience.

Philosophy

Examine enduring philosophical questions and environmental responsibilities through careful reasoning, ethical inquiry, argument, and reflection on human values.

Political Science

Analyze political ideas, institutions, systems, and global relationships to understand power, governance, justice, equality, and contemporary public concerns.

Sociology

Investigate how social institutions, communities, identities, inequalities, and group relationships shape individual lives and social change.