Merrimack Viewbook

Merrimack

2014/2015

More inspired Education with purpose. An incredible array of academic choices. Small, engaging classes that provide real-world skills. Experiential opportunities to put those skills into practice. A campus life enriched by arts and athletics.

A beautiful suburban campus just minutes from Boston.

A close-knit community. That’s Merrimack College.

The roar of the crowd. The raucous laughter that fills the auditorium.

The incredible enthusiasm that’s generated when innovative ideas come to life. Here at Merrimack, you’ll discover more.

Introduction

More empowered Those who attend Merrimack College will tell you: It’s not like any other place on Earth. Merrimack students are more enlightened through their experiences in class and on campus, more engaged in the community, and more apt to embrace their future head on.

The Merrimack community is dedicated to helping you succeed and realize your full potential. Whether it’s achieved through our small, highly interactive classes, advisors that help you chart your path, volunteer or internship opportunities, participation in clubs and activities, the amazing friendships that you develop, or the camaraderie of cheering on our Warriors, you will be empowered to do more, see more, experience more—and quite simply, be more.

To enable you to do just that, we offer more than 90 academic programs, the opportunity to earn a graduate degree in one year, excellent career preparation, and a stunning campus—all in a close-knit, residential community located just 20 minutes from Boston. As the Catholic Augustinian college of the Northeast, Merrimack strives to cultivate global citizens who are prepared to lead in today’s diverse and changing environment.

Did you know?

98% of Merrimack’s class of 2013 were employed or in graduate school nine months after graduation.

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Did you know?

Mobile Merrimack puts the power of Apple iPads into the hands of students and faculty. Flipped classrooms?

Yes. Interactive lessons?

Absolutely. Fun? You bet.

Small is big here. At Merrimack, small classes deliver big ideas. Our low student-faculty ratio means that you get to know your professors—experts who provide personal attention, take an interest in your studies, and help bring learning to life.

More enlightened A WEALTH OF OPTIONS.

With more than 90 academic programs—including self-designed majors—opportunities to major, minor, and double major across disciplines, and accelerated master’s degrees, Merrimack offers you a breadth of academic options to choose from.

Academics

And if you’re interested in enriching your academic experience, Merrimack has the resources for you.

Depending on your academic background and interests, our Honors Program, Compass Program, living and learning communities, Writers House, and Markets Lab are just a few of our programs that will contribute to you achieving your academic goals.

Simply put, it’s your college experience, your way.

A STRONG FOUNDATION.

Merrimack’s Core Curriculum in Liberal Studies ensures that you will enter the world (and the workforce) with the knowledge, critical thinking, and communication skills needed to succeed. Coupled with an emphasis on the social justice and community values of an Augustinian education, our curriculum is designed to help you think ethically and solve problems creatively—across all disciplines.

SUPPORTIVE FACULTY.

Merrimack’s professors are more than just teachers. In addition to providing academic subject matter, they engage, mentor, and connect with students, both inside and outside the classroom. They are committed to helping you grow—academically, personally, and spiritually—so that you may graduate as a confident, well-prepared citizen of the world.

A Transformative Experience.

Our faculty believe that the deepest learning occurs when you are fully immersed in the experience and applying academic content to real-world problems. From traveling to Haiti to design a clean water delivery system, to staying local and re-engineering traffic flows in North Andover—you will experience the transformative process of actively applying learning as you prepare for your future success.

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Are you looking to maximize your academic experience? Merrimack’s four schools embrace active learning, small classes, and variety of a co-curricular activities that will take you on a journey of discovery.

Academics (continued)

The School of Liberal Arts

A liberal arts education at Merrimack College provides a solid foundation for any number of careers—everything from advertising and journalism to research and psychology. Through your program of study, you will strengthen your communication, critical thinking, and reasoning abilities, and discover how your interests connect to your career goals. The outstanding curriculum, combined with valuable real-world opportunities, provide you with a dynamic and active learning experience that prepares you to succeed in the global classroom—the world.

• Connect with writers, poets, scholars, and filmmakers at the Writers House • Jump into brand-new majors in social justice, international studies, and theatre arts • Work toward an accelerated master’s degree in public affairs The School of Science and Engineering

Exciting developments and breakthrough discoveries have created unprecedented opportunities in science and engineering. Merrimack meets these developments head on through our excellent programs, modern technology and facilities, and the expertise of our distinguished faculty members.

As a student, you’ll gain practical, real-world experience through our many experiential learning opportunities, including internships, co-ops, and one-on-one research projects—equipping you to effectively compete in fast-paced fields.

• Learn and live with like-minded peers in the Foundations for STEM Success program • Immerse yourself in the BodyViz 3D lab in our brand new health sciences facilities • Earn your accelerated master’s degree in engineering or computer science

Did you know?

In only five years, you can earn both your bachelor’s and master’s in accounting, computer science, education, engineering, management, and public affairs.

The Girard School of Business

At Merrimack’s Girard School, you’ll receive a business education that’s designed to give you an edge— rigorous instruction in accounting, finance, marketing, management, international business, and sport management, complemented by courses in liberal arts. The result is a well-rounded education that prepares you to become an effective leader, informed decision maker, and ethical citizen—an agent of change.

• Access live market data and research on Bloomberg terminals in our state-of-the-art Markets Lab • Get entrepreneurial with a self-designed, interdisciplinary major • Turbocharge your career with an accelerated master’s degree in management The School of Education and Social Policy

Grounded in practice. Steeped in theory. Rich in opportunity. Building on our long tradition of preparing students to become outstanding teachers, Merrimack’s School of Education and Social Policy provides multi-faceted, dynamic, and innovative programs like our full-tuition graduate Fellowship programs and ‘4+1’ master’s programs that help you advance your career. Whether you pursue a degree in education, human development, or criminology, you will graduate prepared to make a difference—in the classroom, the school, and the communities in which you work and live.

• Become a part of our international education honor society, Kappa Delta Pi • Learn from one of 2013’s top Public Presence Education scholars, our own Dean Butin • Prepare for the MTELS and explore our multiple Massachusetts licensure options

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Faculty Reflections David MacLaren, Associate Professor of Biology

B.A., University of Maine at Farmington; Ph.D., Indiana University What’s your favorite class to teach?

Animal Behavior—we spend time studying whale behavior and ecology on whale watch boats in the Gulf of Maine.

Are you conducting research?

I mentor approximately 5–7 students per year and investigate whale behavior, ecology and conservation in partnership with the Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation.

What is a typical class of yours like?

I love the subject matter I teach and try hard to pass that enthusiasm on to my students. I strive to establish a very relaxed, unintimidating classroom environment so students feel comfortable asking questions and making comments.

What is your one piece of advice for new students? Ask for help when you struggle. It’s not a sign of weakness, but an indication that you take your education seriously and are committed to academic success.

What’s your passion? Studying and teaching ecology, evolution, and animal behavior.

Mark Allman, Professor & Chair of Religious and Theological Studies B.A., SUNY Albany; Ph.D., Loyola University of Chicago What’s your favorite class to teach? War & Peace—the class is always new and relevant to the world in which we live.

Are you conducting any research? I am currently researching pirates and piracy for a new course on the history of piracy in the Caribbean up to modern times including internet and corporate piracy, human trafficking, and ocean piracy.

Laura Hsu, Assistant Professor

What is a typical class of yours like? My classes are usually fast-paced, filled with debates, laughing, and arguing. I like to explore issues that don’t have easy answers because students then take ownership of their own learning.

B.A., University of California, Berkeley; Ed.M. and Ed.D., Harvard Graduate School of Education

What is your one piece of advice for new students? Join something—anything— during your first two weeks of college. Studies show that students who join clubs, play sports, and volunteer tend to be happier and get better grades.

What’s your passion? Justice. I yearn for a world where justice becomes the standard by which we judge what is valuable, worthwhile, and deserving of our attention.

Jane Parent, Associate Professor of Management B.S., State University of New York-Albany; M.B.A., University of Southern Maine; Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst What’s your favorite class to teach? Organizational Behavior—students gain an understanding of their personal leadership qualities and how they apply to everyday business situations.

Are you conducting any research? I am working with students and a psychology professor on how new material may be processed more deeply and more coherently when students find a meaningful connection to their learning.

What is a typical class of yours like? My classes are very interactive with lots of “learn by doing” experiential exercises and projects. I aim to create a community of learning through discussion and dialogue during classes—this way, students learn from each other.

What is your one piece of advice for new students? Your syllabus is your road map for each of your classes. Refer to this important document often!

What’s your passion? Teaching my students that hard work will bring them success in everything they do.

of Human Development

What’s your favorite class to teach?

Child & Adolescent Development—I love introducing students to theories, research, and practices that I hope will inspire and influence them to become better teachers, as they did for me.

Are you conducting any research?

Human development students are assisting me with a research project examining whether using one’s hands differently leads to changes in cognitive functioning among older adults.

What is a typical class of yours like?

I encourage curiosity, emphasize effort over ability, and ask students to make connections between what they are learning and their personal lives so that the information is more memorable and meaningful.

What is your one piece of advice for new students? This is the time to truly figure out who you are and who you would like to become.

Explore, experiment, get involved in the community, take advantage of experiential learning opportunities, and most of all, have fun!

What’s your passion? Empowering others through education.

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Did you know?

Frisbee competitions, intramural soccer games, and barbecues in the quad—our beautiful 220-acre campus buzzes with fun activities, all year long.

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Opportunity favors the prepared. In today’s competitive marketplace, academics alone are not enough. To truly become career-prepared, you will be encouraged to take part in experiential opportunities— internships, co-ops, faculty research projects, poster presentations, study abroad programs, or service learning projects.

Career Minded

More prepared Whether you’re focused on beginning your career or pursuing an advanced degree, Merrimack has what you need to prepare for a successful future. Among our alumni are CEOs of major corporations, well-known authors, and even television stars (shout-out to Charlie Day ’98 from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia)!

CAREER-focused.

The eMpower Career and Professional Development Program through the O’Brien Center for Student Success is a four-year curriculum to put you on the path to career success. From helping you find co-ops and internships to landing your dream job, our counselors provide you with the preparation you need to effectively pursue the career you want. As evidence of these efforts, 98% of Merrimack College graduates are working full-time jobs or are pursuing their master’s degree within nine months of graduation—and many leave campus with a job in hand.

THE NECESSARY EXPERIENCE.

The majority of students in last year’s graduating class participated in at least one internship or undergraduate research opportunity while at Merrimack. In fact, our cooperative education and internship programs are among the finest in the country. By participating in these experiential opportunities, you’ll get to work in a job related to your field, gain relevant, in-the-trenches experience, and take the first step on your career path.

Co-ops and Internships: Companies and organizations at which Merrimack students have participated in internships and co-ops: 451 Marketing

Deloitte LLP

Nexcelom Bioscience

92.5 The River

Eyewitness News FOX 12

Advantage Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy, Inc.

Habitat for Humanity

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

Kiss 108

NYU Medical Center Department of Radiation Oncology

Andover Public Schools

KPMG LLP

Pfizer

Anna Jacques Hospital

Kraft Sports Group

Phillips Academy

Atlantic City Police Department

Lawrence Community Connections

Putnam Investments

Bleacher Report, San Francisco

Lawrence Eagle Tribune

Bost Engineering

Learning Center

Boston Globe

Lowell Spinners

Boys and Girls Club

Massachusetts State House

Spruce Environmental Technologies

Carlton PR and Marketing

Massachusetts State Police

State Street

CBS Boston and New York

Massachusetts State Senate

SunGard Financial Systems

Cedar Communications, London

Middlesex County Sheriffs Office

The Greater Boston Food Bank

Children’s Hospital

NESN (New England Sports Network)

Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital

Andover Department of Conservation

Clear Channel Communications Comcast SportsNet

Harmeling Physical Therapy

Lawrence High School

Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archaeology Rosenberg and Weinberg Attorney at Law Spaulding Rehabilitation

New England Aquarium New Hampshire Fisher Cats 14

“At Merrimack I was motivated and inspired to pursue my goals. By blending my interests in sports and communication through my dual major, I’m well prepared to follow my dreams—finishing my doctorate, opening my own gym, establishing a health clinic with my sister in my native country, Uganda, and writing a memoir.”

Kennedy Ndamba, ’14 Doctoral Candidate in Physical Therapy at Husson University B.S. in Sports Medicine + Public and Professional Writing

Sarah Bourouphael, B ’08, M ’15 Strategic Capabilities Analyst, Nike B.A. in Political Science + Economics, M.S. in Management

“Getting an education that could help me understand how different functions work together and provide relevant, real-world experience was incredibly important to me.

Through both my undergraduate and graduate experiences at Merrimack, I’ve developed a broad range of skills and capabilities that are proving vital in my current role at Nike.”

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Scott Pirrello, ’11 President & CEO at CampusTVs, Inc. B.S.B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance

“The day after I graduated, I started a business out of my parents’ basement, renting TVs to college students. Today, we are on 300 campuses and have raised $2.2 million in venture capital. It takes strong knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed as an entrepreneur. I got that (and more) at Merrimack.”

“It has been a lifelong dream of mine to become a teacher and through the teacher preparation program at Merrimack College, I am now a Massachusetts licensed teacher and will be employed right out of college!”

Natalie Stone, ’14 1st grade teacher, Fox Hill Elementary School, Burlington, MA B.A. in Human Development with a concentration in Elementary Education and Moderate Disabilities

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Men’s Sports

Clubs

Baseball

Accounting Club

Her Campus

Basketball

ALANA (Asian, Latino(a), African, Native American Affairs)

IEEE (Electrical Engineering) Jazz Ensemble

Ice Hockey

AMA (American Marketing Association)

Indoor Track

Art Warriors

Mackapella

Lacrosse

ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers)

Math Club

Cross Country Football

Outdoor Track Soccer Tennis

Women’s Sports Basketball Crew Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Ice Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball

Club Sports Baseball Cheerleading Dance Team Ice Hockey (M/W) Lacrosse (M) Pep Band Rugby (M/W) Ultimate Frisbee (M/W)

Interfaith Alliance Live 2 Give

SIAM (Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Ski & Snowboard Club Sports Management Club Sports Medicine Club Student Association of Sociology SAAC (Student Athlete Advisory Council)

Auto Club

Merrimack Programming Board

Beacon (Newspaper)

Model U.N.

Student Government Association

Best Buddies

M.O.R.E. (Merrimack Outreach Experience)

SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise) Tau Kappa Epsilon

Class Councils

Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership Honor Society)

Concert Choir

Onstagers

Ultimate Warrior

Criminology Club

Order of Omega (Greek Honor Society)

Zeta Tau Alpha

CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ)

Education Club Finance Club Gaming Club Gay Straight Alliance Green Team

Panhellenic Council Pep Band Poker Society Pre-Law Society Psychology Club

Theta Phi Alpha

At Merrimack, everyone belongs to something. Whether you’re into theatre or basketball, you’ll gain the leadership and collaboration skills you need to excel off stage and off the court.

More engaged Soccer, pep band, debate club, fraternities and sororities, performing arts, big name music groups, and even bouncy castles—at Merrimack we have it all. Off-campus adventures include excursions to indoor trampoline parks, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, scavenger hunts, and the ski resorts of New Hampshire. Everywhere you look, you’ll find fellow students having fun and keeping active.

Athletics & activities

Community spirit.

Before you ever set foot on campus, you may hear about Merrimack’s close-knit, friendly community. Here, we believe that cultivating connections, strengthening bonds, and forging new relationships are vital to personal growth and intellectual development.

Blue and gold.

Athletics and enthusiastic school spirit are a big part of Merrimack’s culture. Our varsity athletes compete in 24 sports, and our student body—half of whom participate in intramurals and club sports—can be found between classes working out in our brand-new Division I weight-training facility or at our renovated and expanded fitness center.

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Undeniably Strong Return The trips. The tours. The interviews. The applications. You invest a lot to find the right college. Merrimack invests a lot in you to put you on a path to success. Delivering an undeniably strong return on investment, Merrimack is a worthy choice.

The bottom line: You get out of it what you put into it. Here at Merrimack, we inspire you to make the most of your best four years!

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A contemporary Catholic college in the Augustinian tradition, Merrimack’s mission is to enlighten minds, engage hearts, and empower lives. At Merrimack, you’ll have the opportunity to put your values into action and make a difference in meaningful, measurable ways. After four years at Merrimack, you’ll emerge with a renewed sense of purpose and appreciation for community service—values that will serve you well throughout your life and your career.

More transformed Community Service

VALUES THAT LAST A LIFETIME.

At Merrimack, we believe in doing well while doing good. As such, we develop leaders with a social conscience—individuals who are driven to make a difference in their communities, the workplace, and in their personal lives. We strive to carry out the Augustinian values of social justice, scholarship, and service every day. Whether it’s performing community service, helping a fellow student in need, or providing much-needed basics to the less fortunate, our students are involved in meaningful, perspective-enhancing projects all year long.

Service into action.

Students perform over 30,000 service hours every year through organizations such as: Merrimaction, Alternative Spring Break, Christmas Giving Tree, The Lawrence Math & Science Partnership, Hike for Hope, Mack Gives Back, Justice & Peace Coalition, Relay for Life, Thanksgiving basket drive, and the Jumpstart preschool program.

Did you know?

From serving meals to the homeless and babysitting for teen mothers to working with nearby service agencies and tutoring, Merrimack students volunteer their time and talents in a myriad of ways.

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The Writers House, in the Academic Innovation Center, brings nationally renowned poets, writers, and playwrights to campus.

The brand-new 47 lounge has a kickback atmosphere with large-screen televisions, lockers for commuters, and a full kitchen—a perfect spot to unwind.

The newly expanded Merrimack Athletics Complex is home to our NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey teams.

A Look from Above: Hotspots Around Campus

Open 24 hours, the McQuade Library is home to four academic support offices; 200,000+ books, films, and photographs; and seven very knowledgeable librarians.

25 miles away, Boston is the economic and cultural hub of New England with champion sports teams, extraordinary museums, and some of the nation’s most famous landmarks.

Andover Center, with its funky boutiques, coffee shops, and bookstores, is a quintessential college town within walking distance of campus.

The O’Brien Center for Student Success in the Sakowich Campus Center works with you from freshman year through graduation to help you on your career path.

With plenty of green space and communal porches, the Residence Village is a popular housing choice for students.

Important rituals, including Mass of the Holy Spirit, Baccalaureate Mass and alumni weddings, are celebrated in the Collegiate Church of Christ the Teacher.

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More connected Campus life

Enjoy a small-town community with big-city access. Close to Boston, in a postcard-perfect setting—that’s Merrimack College. In fact, we have one of the most beautiful campuses in New England. With more than 200 acres of lush grounds with lots of green, open space, it’s the perfect place to study, nap, or post an Instagram photo.

HOME AWAY FROM HOME.

Merrimack has a variety of on-campus living areas, including traditional double and suite-style residence halls, townhouses, a brand new residence village (and another one in the works!), and apartments. All on-campus housing has free wifi, free cable, and free laundry.

The camaraderie and close friendships that come with living on campus will be lifelong. Living on campus is one of the easiest ways to meet other students, especially during your freshman year.

In fact, oftentimes the connections you make at Merrimack will form your future personal and professional network for many years to come.

THE PLACE TO BE.

There’s always something going on at Merrimack. From always-busy Main Street and on-campus concerts to the newly renovated fitness center and intramural sports, our 24/7 residential campus is a hub of activity.

Hang out and watch movies in our brand-new 47 lounge or jump into a trivia game at Augie’s Pub. Get inspired in the Academic Innovation Center, home to the Writers House and Markets Lab. Find your perfect spot to study in the McQuade Library, open 24/7, and grab a snack at Zime, a new coffee bar/bakery, while you’re there. Hang out with classmates and kick off your day at our very own Dunkin’ Donuts. At Merrimack, you’ll quickly find your favorite spots to study, have fun, and thrive.

Did you know?

Open 24/7, McQuade Library boasts comfortable bean bag chairs, an immense collection of digital and print materials, a coffee bar, and Xbox rentals, as well as ample space for small group projects and quiet corners for studying on your own.

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Did you know?

Merrimack is on the rise— consistently ranked as a top ten regional college by US News & World Report.

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Admission

More informed Visit us!

FRESHMAN ADMISSION.

The best way to learn whether Merrimack is right for you is by experiencing it for yourself. Come by to explore campus and meet our students, faculty, and staff. We offer a wide range of visiting opportunities throughout the year including:

• Complete the Common Application, found at www.commonapp.org.

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Campus tours and information sessions Open houses Accepted student days And much more!

Sign up for a visit at merrimack.edu/seemore.

What we look for in our students.

Merrimack students are passionate about learning, care about their community, and want to make a difference in the world. Merrimack offers a distinctive experience and our goal is to enroll students who we feel are best suited to take advantage of all we offer. When reviewing an application, the admission committee considers: • • • • • • • •

Academic achievement Strength of curriculum Community involvement Extracurricular activities Interview (recommended) Common Application Essay References

• Include your high school transcript, any college transcripts, and one letter of recommendation.

• Merrimack College is test optional. Standardized test scores (such as the SAT or ACT) are not required for admission. However, we encourage you to submit your scores if you feel they will support or enhance your academic background.

• Applicants whose first language is not English are required to submit proof of English proficiency.

Additional information is available at www.merrimack.edu/admission.

TRANSFER ADMISSION.

Merrimack welcomes transfer students. While the application process is similar to the freshman admission process, Merrimack also has articulation agreements with several Massachusetts community colleges that streamline the process for their students.

Visit merrimack.edu/application for more information.

Making a Merrimack education affordable.

We are committed to making a Merrimack education as affordable as possible through an array of scholarships, grants, loans, and work study programs that are offered to eligible students.

Applying for need-based aid.

To apply for need-based aid—grants, loans, and work programs—applicants must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the deadlines listed to the right, using the Merrimack College federal school code of 002120.

The FAFSA is available online at www.fafsa.gov.

Application deadlines Freshman Early Decision:

November 15

Early Action:

November 15

Regular Decision:

February 15

Financial Aid:

February 15

Transfer (Fall) Priority Deadline:

March 15

Regular Decision:

July 1

Financial Aid:

July 1

Transfer (Spring) Priority Deadline:

November 15

Regular Decision:

January 6

Financial Aid:

January 6

Cost of attendance Tuition $34,615 Comprehensive Fee Room and Board*

$1,600 $13,255

For complete information, including links and facts about alternative financing options, please visit www.merrimack.edu/finaid. * Room rates vary depending on occupancy and assignment.

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Undergraduate Majors: Art Art History Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Ecology and Environmental Biology Integrative Biology Molecular and Cellular Biology and Biotechnology Business Administration Accounting Finance International Business Management Marketing Sport Management Chemistry Civil Engineering Communication Studies Interpersonal Communication Mass Communication Organizational Communication Computer Science Criminology Digital Design Economics Education Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Elementary Education and Moderate Disabilities Middle School Education Secondary Education Electrical Engineering Computer Engineering English Creative Writing Literary Studies

Environmental Studies and Sustainability French Health Science Nutrition Public Health History Human Development Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Elementary Education and Moderate Disabilities Moderate Disabilities Psychology School and Society Information Technology International Studies Italian Studies Mathematics Mathematics Economics Mechanical Engineering Philosophy Moral and Political Physics Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Romance Languages Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education (STEM) Self-Designed Major Social Justice Sociology Spanish Sports Medicine Theatre Arts Theological Studies

Undergraduate Minors: Accounting Animation Art History Biology Business Administration Chemistry Clinical/Counseling Psychology Communication Studies Computer Science Criminology Digital Design Economics Education Educational Studies English Environmental Studies and Sustainability European History Experimental Psychology Finance French General Psychology Health Science Human Development Human Resource Management Information Technology International Business International Relations Italian Italian Studies Jewish/Christian/Muslim Relations Management Marketing Mathematics Moral Philosophy Music Operations Management Philosophy Philosophy of Science

Physics Political Communication Political Philosophy Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Med Pre-Veterinary Public and Professional Writing Public Health Religious Studies Science and Religion Self-Designed Minor Social/Organizational Psychology Sociology Spanish Sports Medicine Studio Art Theatre Arts Theological Studies United States History United States Politics Women’s and Gender Studies

Graduate Degrees: Accounting Computer Science Education Engineering Management Public Affairs

Specialized Academic Programs: Compass Program Double majors/minors Dual major Honors Program Interdisciplinary programs

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