Our Degrees

Are you intrigued by the different ways different cultures tell their stories? Do you like learning languages and using them to connect to a culture’s arts and history?

The Comparative Literature Graduate Program enables students to gain an advanced knowledge of several literatures in their original languages in a theoretically and historically informed context, a

The minor in community development is designed to introduce students to community development theory, to analytic and research skills pertinent to the field, and to the role of organizations and cr

The community nutrition minor exposes students to the strategies available to promote proper nutrition among individuals, families and communities.

This program is designed to prepare students for careers in nonprofit and governmental organizations as administrators, designers, planners, researchers, and technicians.

Do you enjoy working with people in communities?  Do you want to manage communities and transform organizations?

What can we learn from a word, a gesture, a tone of voice? Methods of both verbal and non-verbal communication vary from culture to culture and generation to generation.

Methods of both verbal and nonverbal communication vary from culture to culture and generation to generation. So how can you clearly express and understand messages in our fast-movin

The program focuses on the social scientific study of human communication using quantitative research methods with a concentration in mediated communication and digital society.

How does the mind work? This is the foundational tenet of cognitive science.