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2011-2012 Academic Catalog
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Majors
The College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences also offers BA and BS degrees in a variety of disciplines within the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. For specific information on the programs listed below, please contact the Student Success Center.
Anthropology (BA)
Art History (BA)
Biology (BA)
Chemistry (BA) (BS)
Communication (BA)
Economics (BA)
English (BA)
Geography and Environmental Studies (BA)
History (BA)
Mathematics (BA) (BS)
Philosophy (BA)
Physics (BS)
Political Science (BA)
Psychology (BA)
Sociology (BA)
Spanish (BA)
Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) (BA)
Women's and Ethnic Studies (WEST) (BA)
Minors
The College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences also offers an array of minors to complement a BA or BS degree. For more information on the minors listed below and the requirements for their completion, please contact the Student Success Center.
Anthropology
Art History
Chemistry
Communication
Economics
Energy Science
English
Ethnic Studies
French
Gallery Management
Geography and Environmental Studies
Gerontology
German
History
Leadership Studies
Mathematics and Statistics
Mathematics as a Liberal Art
Military Science
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Professional Writing
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Studio Art
Theatre
Women's Studies
Pre-Professional Programs
The College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences also offers several pre-professional programs that prepare students for advanced study or professional school in the disciplines listed below. For more information on these programs, please contact the Student Success Center.
Pre-Dental
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician's Assistant
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Pre-Law
Master of Arts
In addition to undergraduate education, the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences boasts a thriving Graduate School. For the Master of Arts (MA) option, the College offers the programs listed below.
Applied Geography
Dr. John Harner
Columbine 2013
(719) 255-4054
jharner@uccs.edu
Communication
Mrs. Debbie MacDonald
Columbine 4012
(719) 255-4114
debbie.macdonald@uccs.edu
or
Dr. Sherry Morreale
Columbine 3055
(719) 255-4115
smorreal@uccs.edu
History
Mr. Ian Smith
Columbine 2048
(719) 255-4069
ismith2@uccs.edu
or
Dr. Robert Sackett
Columbine 2053
(719) 255-4079
rsackett@uccs.edu
Psychology
Mr. David Dubois
Columbine 4037
(719) 255-4500
ddubois@uccs.edu
or
Mike Kisley - Associate Professor/Director-Graduate Training in Psychology
Columbine 4013
(719) 255-4177
mkisley@uccs.edu
or
Dan Segal - Dir. of Clinical Training
Columbine 4015
(719) 255-4176
dlsegal@uccs.edu
Sociology
Ms. Rosemary Kelbel
Columbine 1039
(719) 255-4153
rkelbel@uccs.edu
or
Dr. Heather Albanesi
Columbine 1021
(719) 255-4137
halbanes@uccs.edu
Master of Science
The College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences also offers the Master of Science degree in the areas indicated below. For more information, contact the individuals listed below, or visit the Graduate School website.
Biology
Ms. Ruth Jackson
Osborn Building B313
(719) 255-3266
biology@uccs.edu
or
Dr. Jackie Berning
Osborn Building B335
(719) 255-3078
jberning@uccs.edu
Mathematics
Ms. Emanuelita Martinez
Engineering Building 274
(719) 255-3311
emartine@uccs.edu
Doctor of Philosophy
Beginning in Fall 2004, the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences will begin offering its first doctoral degree, a Ph.D. in psychology with a curricular emphasis in geropsychology. For more information, contact
Dan Segal
Columbine 4051
(719) 255-4176
dsegal@uccs.edu
or David DuBois
Columbine 4037
(719) 255-4500
ddubois@uccs.edu
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