Undergraduate Majors and Graduate Programs

Early Childhood Education/Special Education

Help students with the greatest need gain fundamental skills and knowledge, particularly the youngest children and students with disabilities and other special needs.

Early Childhood Education/Special Education (Master of Science)

Learn advanced skills to teach students in grades Pre-K through 5 and students with special needs.

Electronics Engineering Technology

Explore the role of conductors, circuits, and systems in the building structures and programming devices.

Environmental Health (Master of Public Health)

Identify problems and propose solutions to a variety of social, systemic, and naturally occurring conditions that affect the health of minority, rural, agricultural, and disadvantaged populations at disproportionate rates.

Family and Consumer Sciences

Focus on how households and communities operate, including child development and parenting, family purchasing decisions, household finances, nutrition, interior and fashion design, personal money management, and intra-family relations.

Food Science

Study the makeup of the substances that provide nourishment for humans and animals and the way those substances are processed and distributed for consumption.

Geography Minor

Gerontology Minor

Health and Physical Education

Learn how to help people develop the knowledge, habits, and skills they need to maintain the well-being and fitness necessary for the best quality of life.

History

Study events that have occurred in the past, seeking to understand what led up to them, why they occurred, and the lasting consequences of political, economic, and social systems.

Liberal Studies

Explore the wide range of thought throughout recorded history through the humanities, literature, art, philosophy, history, nature, social structures, cultures, and languages.

Management

Takes a critical look at strategy development, decision-making, operations, and personnel behavior within organizations such as businesses.