| The School of
Social Sciences and Behavioral Studies provides undergraduate study to students
in seven areas: Education, Economics and Business, Sociology, History, Political
Science, Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Psychology. Under the rubric
of the School of Social Sciences and Behavioral Studies falls the non-traditional
graduate Masters of Human Services Program. This School is divided into two categories
as the names implies. The departments in the Social Science component are Sociology,
Political Science, History, Psychology and Human Services. The departments in
the Behavioral Studies category include Business Administration, Education, Health
and Physical Education and Recreation. Each individual Department educates
and trains students to become leaders in Education, Economics and Business, Sociology
(Social Work, Criminal Justice, Anthropology, History, Political Science, Psychology,
Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Human Services. The curriculum for
the aforementioned units in the School of Social Sciences and Behavioral Studies
is grounded in the liberal arts tradition balanced by field experiences which
stress active research and problem solving skills that enhance the students' knowledge
base in the real world of Social Sciences and Behavioral Studies. |
