Undergraduate Program Sheets 2025-2026

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BACHELOROFARTS TABLE OF CONTENTS

English

EnvironmentalScienceandPolicy

GlobalSustainability

InterdisciplinaryStudies

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience(PolicyStudiesconcentration)

PoliticalScience(PublicAdministration)

PoliticalScience(SecurityStudiesconcentration)

Psychology

Psychology(ForensicConcentration)

DigitalMedia Entrepreneurship/SmallBusiness Entrepreneurship/CreativityandInnovation

Entrepreneurship/IntrapreneurshipandCorporateLeadership

EsportsandGamingAdministration

Finance

Finance(FinancialAnalystconcentration)

HealthSciences

HumanResourceManagement

InternationalBusiness

Management

Psychology(MentalHealth)

Accounting

ManagerialAccounting

PublicAccounting

Accounting(ForensicAccountingconcentration)

Accounting&FinancialAnalysis

AppliedMathematics

AppliedMathematics(ActuarialSciencesconcentration)

AppliedMathematics(ComputerScienceconcentration)

Biology

BusinessAdministration

BusinessAnalytics

BusinessandLiberalArts

Communications(PublicRelations/Marketing)

ComputerInformationSystems

ComputerScience

CriminalJustice

CriminalJustice(Corrections)

CriminalJustice(Forensics)

CriminalJustice(HomelandSecurity)

CriminalJustice(LawEnforcement) CriminalJustice(ConservationLawEnforcement)

MarketingManagement

SportManagement

SportManagement(SportMarketingconcentration)

Undecided

EarlyChildhoodEducation(B-5andPK-3)

ElementaryEducation(K-6)

MiddleSchoolEducation

SecondaryEducation(English,6-12)

SecondaryEducation(LifeScience,6-12)

SecondaryEducation(Math,6-12)

SecondaryEducation(SocialStudies,6-12)

Bachelor of Arts

ENGLISH

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Composition I & II

• Introduction to Literature

• Writing Elective

• Literature Elective

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DOUGLAS L. LEPLEY, PH.D.

Professor of English

KELLY A. MECHLING, PH.D.

Professor of English

BACHELOR OF ARTS ENGLISH

Why English at Thomas College?

The Thomas College program in English is intellectually challenging, engaging, and enlightening. You’ll graduate with a diverse portfolio of writing that showcases your technical skill, critical thinking ability, strength in research and analysis, and imagination. You’ll read texts that challenge your thinking, inspire your creativity, and expand your worldview. And, you’ll graduate ready for a career that draws on your skill as a writer, editor, and student of human experience.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Writing and Editing

• Journalism

• Law and Legal Studies

• Education

• Publishing

Bachelor of Arts

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLICY

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Environmental Crime Investigations

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Economics

• Sustainable Management

• Statistics for the Social Sciences

• Public Policy Formation

• Climate Science

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

TESSA HARDEN, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLICY

Why Environmental Science and Policy at Thomas College?

The Environmental Science & Policy program at Thomas College is a multi-disciplinary major that combines environmental science with policy, economics, and social issues. Students gain a broad understanding of the natural, social, and economic dimensions of environmental challenges, while also learning to think critically and creatively about effective management and policy solutions.

This degree prepares graduates for careers in natural resource organizations, government agencies, consulting firms, and private companies needing environmental compliance and permitting experts. With its close proximity to state and federal agencies and environmental nonprofits, Thomas College offers students valuable opportunities for internships, networking, and career development.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Natural resource non-profits, local, state and federal agency positions

• Consulting and private company environmental compliance positions

BACHELOR OF ARTS GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY

Why Global Sustainability at Thomas College?

Bachelor of Arts

GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Environmental Economics

• Environmental Issues

• Toward a Sustainable Society

• Current World Problems

• Business Strategy for Global Sustainability

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ALLISON MOLONEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Science

TESSA HARDEN, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Science

STEVEN KAHL, PH.D.

Professor of Science

Global Sustainability is a dynamic, multi-disciplinary program that integrates science, social studies, humanities, education, economics, and business. This degree equips students with the knowledge and skills to address some of today’s most urgent challenges—from climate change and energy use to supply chain shortages of resources like lithium, wheat, oil, and water.

Students learn to apply the principles of the triple bottom line—People, Planet, and Profits—to both their careers and personal lives, while gaining exposure to global issues, cultures, and topics like environmental and social justice. With sustainability jobs projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to grow 16% annually over the next decade, graduates will be well-positioned for meaningful and impactful careers in this rapidly expanding field.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Non-profit Organizations

• State Agencies

• Solar Companies, Sales

• Sustainability Office for a Company

• Renewable Energies

Bachelor of Arts

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

BACHELOR OF ARTS INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Why Interdisciplinary Studies at Thomas College?

Are you having trouble finding a major that fits your unique interests and career goals? Do your interests cut across disciplines, not fitting neatly within existing majors? Our Interdisciplinary major gives a student direct ownership and responsibility over their education by creating a program unique to their personal interests and career goals. An IDS major allows for freedom, structure, and a focused exploration of a variety of areas of interest.

Interdisciplinary education is ideal for a highly motivated student looking to address complex interdisciplinary issues in a changing career world.

Students have the option to name their own unique major that fits their interests. The name of a unique major is typically derived from the names of existing majors, minors, and concentrations. AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

EXAMPLES OF ACTUAL MAJORS

• Environmental Science and Policy

• Cultural Diversity Education

• Political Journalism

• Diversity Psychology

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and

Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

TESSA HARDEN, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Science

JUDITH HANSEN-CHILDERS, M.B.A., M.S.

Associate Professor of Humanities

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

EXAMPLES OF STUDENTCREATED MAJORS:

• Cultural Diversity Education

• Political Journalism

• Diversity Psychology

Bachelor of Arts

POLITICAL

SCIENCE

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• American National Government

• Comparative Political Systems

• Politics of State and Local Government

• International Relations

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

BACHELOR OF ARTS POLITICAL SCIENCE

Why Political Science at Thomas College?

Political Science requires strong critical thinking skills — to succeed in this important field of study, you have to be able to recognize and appreciate different perspectives on the controversial issues of our time. If you’re interested in serving others, engaging in thoughtful discussion, and even changing the course of history, political science might be right for you. You’ll graduate with a flexible set of skills in research, analysis, and communication that will kickstart a career you love. You can focus your studies further in public policy, public administration, or security studies and demonstrate proficiency in a specialized area.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Public Policy

• Law and Legal Studies

• Government National Intelligence

• Campaign Management

Bachelor of Arts

POLITICAL

SCIENCE (POLICY STUDIES CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Public Policy Formulation

• Environmental Issues

• Regional Economic Development

• International Trade and Investment

• Juvenile Crimes and Justice

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR

FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

BACHELOR OF ARTS

POLITICAL

SCIENCE

(POLICY STUDIES CONCENTRATION)

Why Political Science (Policy Studies concentration) at Thomas College?

The Policy Studies concentration in the Political Science program at Thomas College is focused on a career-oriented path. Political Science requires strong critical thinking skills — to succeed in this important field of study, you have to be able to recognize and appreciate different perspectives on the controversial issues of our time. If you’re interested in serving others, engaging in thoughtful discussion, and even changing the course of history, political science might be right for you. You’ll graduate with a flexible set of skills in research, analysis, and communication that will kickstart a career you love.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Public Policy

• Law and Legal Studies

• Government

• National Intelligence

• Campaign Management

Bachelor of Arts

(PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Introduction to Public Administration

• Public Budgeting and Finance

• Management

• Managerial Accounting

• Strategic Media Planning

• Regional Economic Development

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and

Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

BACHELOR OF ARTS

POLITICAL SCIENCE

(PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)

Why Political Science (Public Administration) at Thomas College?

The Public Administration concentration in Thomas College’s Political Science program prepares students for a career-focused path in government and nonprofit leadership. Combining courses in political science, accounting, finance, and management, the program also offers specialized classes through a consortium of colleges to strengthen career readiness. Graduates are prepared for roles in policy analysis and implementation, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, city planning, and public management, as well as for advanced studies in a master’s program in public administration. With Thomas College’s close proximity to the state capital, Augusta, students have access to abundant internship and job opportunities to gain real-world experience.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A

CAREER

IN:

• Public Administration

• Government Management

• Policy

• City Planning

• Urban Development

Bachelor of Arts

POLITICAL SCIENCE

(SECURITY STUDIES CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• American Foreign Policy

• Current World Problems

• International Relations

• Terrorism: A New World Disorder

• Homeland Security

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and

Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

JUDITH HANSEN-CHILDERS, M.B.A, M.S.

Associate Professor of Humanities

BACHELOR OF ARTS POLITICAL SCIENCE

(SECURITY STUDIES CONCENTRATION)

Why Political Science (Security Studies concentration) at Thomas College?

Political Science requires strong critical thinking skills — to succeed in this important field of study, you have to be able to recognize and appreciate different perspectives on the controversial issues of our time. If you’re interested in serving others, engaging in thoughtful discussion, and even changing the course of history, political science might be right for you. You’ll graduate with a flexible set of skills in research, analysis, and communication that will kickstart a career you love.

Students in the Security Studies Concentration will be able to select from additional courses in a range of specialization electives within criminal justice, psychology, and social studies.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Public Policy

• Law and Legal Studies

• Government

• National Intelligence

• Campaign Management

Bachelor of Arts

PSYCHOLOGY

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Personality

• Psychology and the Law

• Abnormal Psychology

• Developmental Psychology

• Experimental Design and Analysis

• Anatomy and Physiology

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

DALE DICKSON, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology

PETER GLEASON, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology

BACHELOR OF ARTS PSYCHOLOGY

Why Psychology at Thomas College?

The Psychology program emphasizes learning by doing, providing hands-on experience with human subjects, research, and experimental design. Students can choose concentrations in Forensic Psychology or Mental Health to focus their studies on areas of interest.

The Forensic Psychology concentration examines the intersection of human behavior and the legal system, including criminal justice, civil law, and behavioral assessment. The Mental Health concentration prepares students to understand, assess, and support mental wellness across diverse populations. Graduates are equipped for careers in psychology, social services, or criminal justice, or for pursuing advanced study in graduate programs.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN: Clinical Psychology

• Counseling

• Social Work

• Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling

• Sentence Advocacy Community Corrections

• Correctional Case Management

• Victim/Witness Coordination

• Domestic Violence Advocacy

Bachelor of Arts

PSYCHOLOGY (FORENSIC CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Developmental Psychology

• Experimental Design and Analysis

• Psychology and the Law

• Abnormal Psychology

• Introduction to Criminal Justice

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

DALE DICKSON, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF ARTS PSYCHOLOGY (FORENSIC CONCENTRATION)

Why Psychology (Forensic Concentration) at Thomas College?

Study human behavior with a focus on law and criminal justice. Forensic Psychology exists at the intersection of human behavior and the legal system. If you’re interested in how behavior, thoughts, feelings, and actions relate to criminal justice, civil law, and other systems designed to manage human behavior, this might be the right major for you. The Thomas College program will prepare you for a variety of entry-level careers or graduate study.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement Officers

• Forensic Science support staff within medical examiner offices or labs

• Law School

• Corrections

• Juvenile system

Bachelor of Arts

PSYCHOLOGY

(MENTAL HEALTH)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Wellness for the Helping Professional

• Marriage and Family

• Counseling Theories

• Drugs, Addiction, and Crime

• Child Psychology

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF ARTS PSYCHOLOGY (MENTAL HEALTH)

Why Psychology (Mental Health) at Thomas College?

Explore human behavior with a focus on mental health. The Psychology major with a Mental Health concentration prepares students to work with diverse populations facing mental health or substance abuse challenges. In addition to core psychology courses, students take Wellness for the Helping Professional (PY260), Marriage and Family (PY326), and Counseling Theories (PY425). A fourth elective allows students to tailor their studies to their interests, choosing from Drugs, Addiction and Crime (PY240), Child Psychology (PY335), Adolescent Psychology (PY336), or Seminar in Dementia (PY449).

This concentration equips graduates for entry-level careers in behavioral health and social work, while also providing strong preparation for graduate programs in Social Work, Clinical Psychology, or related fields.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

DALE DICKSON, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Law Enforcement Officers

• Forensic Science support staff within medical examiner offices or labs

• Law School

• Corrections

Juvenile system

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ACCOUNTING

Why Accounting at Thomas College?

Our accounting programs feature some of the best real-world preparation you can find for a career in accounting. Your professors bring their experience as certified public accountants or financial industry professionals to the classroom. They’ll integrate accounting theory with professional practice, and give you insight into the field you can’t learn from textbooks alone. And we’re an industry leader in internships— just one more way accounting at Thomas College will give you an edge on success.

• Cost Accounting

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Auditing Theory & Practice

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

ROBERT BROWN, CPA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Auditing

• Public Accounting

• Managerial Accounting

• Government or Nonprofit Accounting

• Fraud Investigation

• Tax Preparation

• Financial Planning

• Budget Analysis and Reporting

• New Business Development and Sales

Bachelor of Science MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

• Business Finance

• Federal Personal Income Taxation

• Cost Accounting

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Auditing Theory & Practice

PROFESSORS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

Why Managerial Accounting at Thomas College?

Drive performance and build quality financial practices within organizations. There is a reason why so many businesses in Maine and around the region have Thomas College alumni serving as their Chief Financial Officers. Thomas accounting alumni are in demand because they know how to get things done. Here, you’ll learn auditing, advanced accounting, finance, and accounting information systems from professors with experience in the field.

WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

ROBERT BROWN, CPA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Auditing

• Public Accounting

• Managerial Accounting

• Government or Nonprofit Accounting

• Fraud Investigation • Tax Preparation

• Financial Planning • Budget Analysis and Reporting

• New Business Development and Sales

Bachelor

of Science

• Principles of Marketing

• Statistical Inference and Decision Making

• Cost Accounting

• Business Finance

• Federal Personal Income Taxation

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PUBLIC ACCOUNTING

Why Public Accounting at Thomas College?

Internships and professors with real-world experience guarantee that you’ll get the job. Graduates of the Public Accounting degree program have been hired by top firms across the region—and many of them run their own businesses. Thomas College’s interns are in demand, and we guarantee that you’ll graduate ready to excel at your first job. Our faculty are experts in their fields, with extensive experience as working accountants in business and industry.

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

ROBERT BROWN, CPA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Auditing

• Public Accounting

• Managerial Accounting

• Government or Nonprofit Accounting

• Fraud Investigation

• Tax Preparation

• Financial Planning

• Budget Analysis and Reporting

• New Business Development and Sales

Bachelor of Science ACCOUNTING

(FORENSIC ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

KEY COURSES

• Business Finance

• Federal Personal Income Taxation

• Cost Accounting

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Auditing Theory & Practice

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

ROBERT BROWN, CPA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ACCOUNTING (FORENSIC ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION)

Why Accounting (Forensic Accounting Concentration) at Thomas College?

Investigate fraud, understand the latest technology, and prevent crime. The Thomas College forensic accounting concentration enhances your accounting major with specialized skills that can help fight crime in business, industry, and government. You’ll graduate with the experience to be part accountant, part information technology specialist, part auditor, and part investigator.

• Auditing

• Public Accounting

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

Why Accounting & Financial Analysis at Thomas College?

Learn financial management of businesses by solving real-life problems. If you’re a strong analytical thinker who isn’t afraid to take on a challenge, the accounting and financial analysis degree at Thomas might be right for you. Your professors will be professionals with real-world experience, and you’ll have the opportunity to take on classroom projects and internships that put Thomas graduates a step ahead when it’s time to find a job.

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• Business Finance

• Psychology and the Law

• Cost Accounting

• Developmental Psychology

• Experimental Design and Analysis

• Financial Statement Analysis

PROFESSORS

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

ROBERT BROWN, CPA, CFE

Assistant Professor of Accounting

Bachelor of Science

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Calculus 1, 2 & 3

• Probability and Statistics

• Numerical Methods

• Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations

• Intro. to Computer Programming

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

ANDRES MORALES, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Mathematics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Why Applied Mathematics at Thomas College?

Advanced skills in applied mathematics are crucial for today’s careers. The Applied Mathematics degree will set students up for career success. Some of the careers that require mathematics are computer science, actuarial sciences, finance and economics, engineering, risk management, and data analytics. Students within the Applied Mathematics major will gain valuable knowledge and tools in order to be successful within several industries. Our faculty are equipped with multiple advanced degrees in engineering, mathematics, physics and data analytics, making them knowledgeable and experienced instructors for this program.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of math occupations is projected to grow 26% within the next 10 years, resulting in more than 47,700 new jobs.Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER

• Computer Science

• Actuarial Sciences

• Finance and Economics

Investments and Risk Management

• Engineering

• Architecture

• Data Analytics

• Cryptography

• Mathematics

Bachelor of Science

APPLIED MATHEMATICS (ACTUARIAL SCIENCES CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Quantitative Decision Theory

• Micro and Macro Economics

• Financial and Managerial

Accounting

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

ANDRES MORALES, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Mathematics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS

(ACTUARIAL SCIENCES CONCENTRATION)

Why Applied Mathematics (Actuarial Sciences concentration) at Thomas College?

Advanced skills in applied mathematics are crucial for today’s careers. The Applied Mathematics degree will set students up for career success. The Actuarial Sciences concentration will prepare students specifically for mastering skills within the areas of risk management, probability and statistics, and finance, using applied mathematics. Students within the Applied Mathematics major will gain valuable knowledge and tools in order to be successful within several industries. Our faculty are equipped with advanced degrees, knowledge, and experience to effectively teach this program.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of math occupations is projected to grow 26% within the next 10 years, resulting in more than 47,700 new jobs.Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Computer Science

• Actuarial Sciences

• Finance and Economics

• Investments and Risk Management

• Engineering

• Architecture

• Data Analytics

• Cryptography

• Mathematics

Bachelor of Science

APPLIED MATHEMATICS (COMPUTER SCIENCE CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Programming with C# of Java

• Programming with C++

• Data Structures

• Numerical Methods

• Software Engineering

• Quantitative Decision Theory

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

ANDRES MORALES, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Mathematics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS

(COMPUTER SCIENCE CONCENTRATION)

Why Applied Mathematics (Computer Science concentration) at Thomas College?

Advanced skills in applied mathematics are crucial for today’s careers. The Applied Mathematics degree will set students up for career success. The Computer Science concentration will prepare students specifically for mastering skills within the computer science field using applied mathematics. Students within the Applied Mathematics major will gain valuable knowledge and tools in order to be successful within several industries. Our faculty are equipped with advanced degrees, knowledge, and experience to effectively teach this program.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of math occupations is projected to grow 26% within the next 10 years, resulting in more than 47,700 new jobs.Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Computer Science

• Actuarial Sciences

• Finance and Economics

• Investments and Risk Management

• Engineering

• Architecture

• Data Analytics

• Cryptography

• Mathematics

Bachelor of Science

BIOLOGY

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Principles of Cellular and Molecular Biology & Lab

• Principles of Organismal Biology & Lab

• Ecology & Lab

• Human Genetics & Lab

• Advanced Cell Biology & Lab

• General Chemistry I & II with Lab

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ALLISON MOLONEY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Biology

MICHAEL SCHRIMPF, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Biology

JULIA SALONI, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Chemistry

JOSHUA HAVELIN, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY

Why Biology at Thomas College?

Students gain hands-on experience in our new science labs, building the knowledge and technical skills needed for careers in laboratory and field sciences. The program emphasizes understanding life from single cells to complex organisms, the interconnectedness of living systems, lab and field techniques, data analysis, and evaluating scientific literature.

Pre-professional biology:

This track prepares students for graduate study and professional schools in medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, and physical therapy, while also supporting readiness for exams such as the MCAT.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Medical laboratory research technician

• Industry or pharmaceutical

laboratory technician

Field ecologist

• Public health

• Science communication

• Continuing education in medicine, nursing, veterinary medicine

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Bachelor of Science

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Why Business Administration at Thomas College?

Business Administration is designed to give you a foundation in the operation and management of a business. By combining liberal arts and business, you can gain experience and expertise to set yourself up for success in a leadership role in any organization. Recruiters know Thomas College graduates for their analytical skills, teamwork abilities, and their reputation for making decisions based on data.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club, and one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

KEY COURSES

• Leadership

• Managerial Accounting

• Interpersonal Relations

• Business Ethics

• Innovation, Change and Agile Organizations

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

DARLENE RATTE, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Executive Management

• Departmental Leadership

• School Administration

• Nonprofit Leadership and Management

Bachelor of Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BUSINESS ANALYTICS

Why Business Analytics at Thomas College?

Business Analytics is a dynamic degree that challenges students to use creativity and innovation to collect, decipher and interpret what “big data” means to an organization. The degree consists of the full business core courses along with specified analytic concentration courses that capitalize on mining captured data to develop and communicating strategies to ensure organizational success.

Students who are inquisitive and detail orientated will do well in this academic program. Business Analytics is one of the most desired degree today. A graduate of this degree can begin a career in any industry and will be in a position to immediately take a leadership role.

KEY COURSES

• Business Analytics – Intro and Applied

• Managerial Risk Analysis and Decision Making

• Econometrics

• Business Application Development

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H.

Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU, PH.D.

H. Allen Ryan School of Business

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Financial Analysis

• Operations

• Consulting

• Leadership roles within organizations

Bachelor of Science

BUSINESS AND LIBERAL ARTS

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Broad spectrum curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Business Ethics

• Statistical Inference and Decision Making

• Humanities or Philosophy Elective

• Psychology or Sociology Elective

• Diversity / Social Justice

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BUSINESS AND LIBERAL ARTS

Why a Bachelor’s in Business and Liberal Arts at Thomas College?

Thomas College is the only school in Maine that offers this degree.

The Bachelor of Science in Business and Liberal Arts degree offering combines practicality and critical thinking in the schools of business and arts and sciences. This program has an emphasis on ethics, global citizenship, DEI, and sound managerial decision-making that will allow students to engage in the modern business climate.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

KELLY MECHLING, PH.D.

Professor of English

DOUGLAS LEPLEY, PH.D.

Professor of English

ROBERT BRUCE KELSEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Communications

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Business Strategy

• Entrepreneurship

• Hospitality

• Arts & Entertainment

• Non-profit Management

• Attend graduate or law school

Bachelor of Science COMMUNICATIONS

(PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MARKETING)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Social Media

• Web Design

• Advertising and Promotion

• Marketing Research

• Event Planning and Management

• Strategic Media Planning

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ROBERT BRUCE KELSEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Communications

RICK SAUCIER, D.B.A. Professor of Marketing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMMUNICATIONS (PUBLIC RELATIONS/MARKETING)

Why Communications (Public Relations/Marketing) at Thomas College?

For over 130 years, Thomas College has been a noted leader in business. Our extensive alumni network includes many leaders in fields such as communications, marketing, public relations, advertising, and sales. Our communications degree engages students in lifelong learning that addresses socially and globally pressing communication challenges through creative, critical, and practical curriculum and instruction.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Public Relations Corporate or Nonprofit Communications

• Journalism

• Advertising

• Website Content Strategy and Development

Bachelor of Science COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Java Programming

• Systems Analysis

• Project Management

• Databases

• Security Essentials

• Hardware/Software Concepts

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

FRANK APPUNN, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Why Computer Information Systems at Thomas College?

With a Computer Information Systems degree (CIS), you’ll be equipped with the theory and application of information systems and the ability to use those skills to improve businesses and organizations. You’ll foster an entrepreneurial approach to finding, delivering, and managing technology solutions in a wide range of industries.

Professor of Cybersecurity and Project Management

JONATHAN GRADY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

KSHANTI GREENE, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES MAJORS:

Bachelor of Science

COMPUTER SCIENCE

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Intelligent Systems

• Java Programming

• Computer Design and Architecture

• Databases

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

FRANK APPUNN, PH.D.

Professor of Cybersecurity and Project Management

JONATHAN GRADY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

KSHANTI GREENE, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE

Why Computer Science at Thomas College?

Technology has completely changed the way the world communicates and does business. The demand in Maine and around the country is greater than ever for computer science and technical specialists who can quickly analyze and manipulate information, design and implement computer systems, or create software programs.

At Thomas College, you’ll not only master technical methods, but also learn the complete process of managing a project to meet customer demands in the real world. By creating a database or a website, setting up a network, writing programs, or even solving security problems, you will gain practical career experience.

Learning outcomes also include skills that meet the standards set by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and ACM (Association for Computing Machinery).

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES MAJORS:

• Software Applications Developer Computer Systems Analyst

• Cloud Computing Developer

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Policing in America

• The Court System

• The Corrections System

• Multicultural Issues in Criminal Justice

• Criminal Law

• Critical Issues in Criminal Justice

• Rights and Roles of Citizens

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

BACHELOR

OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Why Criminal Justice at Thomas College?

Our Criminal Justice program stands out from others by focusing on practical training so you can apply your degree to real-world situations. Your professors will be professionals who have worked in the field. And you’ll learn how to apply your new skills on a daily basis with any career opportunity you pursue.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science in CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CORRECTIONS)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Corrections

• The Court System

• Restorative Justice

• Victimology

• Community Corrections

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CORRECTIONS)

Why Criminal Justice (Corrections) at Thomas College?

The corrections concentration will prepare students to work within the criminal justice system and will gain a depth of knowledge and practical skills in topics such as restorative justice, community corrections, and the psychology of criminal behavior.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (FORENSICS)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

Crime Scene Processing and Evidence Evaluation

• Criminal Investigation Procedures

• The Laws of Evidence

• Science of Fingerprints

• Forensic Science: Death Investigation

• Forensic Science Evaluation Investigation

• Human Genetics

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE (FORENSICS)

Why Criminal Justice (Forensics) at Thomas College?

Do you love hands-on learning? The forensics concentration in the Criminal Justice program teaches students the skills necessary to preserve at the crime scene, evaluate evidence in the laboratory and testify as an expert witness. Get an inside look into what happens from a crime scene to the lab and to the court – with mock simulations of crime scene processing, evidence evaluations and learning how to write search warrants.

Students will learn up-to-do date and current best practices and will be able to articulate the strengths and weaknesses of different evidence types.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (HOMELAND SECURITY)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Victimology

• Terrorism

• Homeland Security

• Criminal Justice Administration and Organization

• Foundations of Cyber Security

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE (HOMELAND

SECURITY)

Why Criminal Justice (Homeland Security) at Thomas College?

The homeland security concentration teaches our students that homeland security is an integral part of our national defense system, our intelligence system, our emergency response system, our border security system, our private security system, and our criminal justice system.

Students will learn that homeland security is a decades-long movement that impacts American daily life and leads to changes in our political, ethical, and social discourse. It has been and continues to be a fast-growing professional employment sector in our national and international economy. Because of its continual impact on America’s political and social way of life, “homeland security” is worthy of study as an academic discipline for students. Additionally, students will benefit from the concentration because it will expose them to numerous professional opportunities within the growing criminal justice – homeland security field.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

(LAW ENFORCEMENT)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Policing in America

• Criminology

• Criminal Law

• Criminal Investigation Procedures

• Multicultural Issues in Criminal Justice

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE (LAW

ENFORCEMENT)

Why Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement) at Thomas College?

The law enforcement concentration will prepare students for a career at the municipal, county, state and federal level. Thomas College has an agreement of mutual understanding with the Maine Criminal Justice Academy (Maine Department of Public Safety), so students are able to attend the eighteen-week Basic Law Enforcement Course at the Criminal Justice Academy.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CONSERVATION LAW ENFORCEMENT)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Policing in America

• Criminology

• Marine and Wildlife Law Enforcement

Fish and Wildlife Science

• Environmental Crime Investigation

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

STEVEN DYER, PH.D.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

TRACEY L. HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

LAURIE OCHS, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

ALICIA MCCARTHY, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

(CONSERVATION LAW ENFORCEMENT)

Why Criminal Justice (Conservation Law Enforcement) at Thomas College?

The Conservation Law Enforcement concentration at Thomas College provides students with a strong foundation in the conservation and environmental issues that criminal justice personnel must address in Maine, the New England region, and across the nation. This concentration will prepare students for careers such as a Maine Game Warden or a Marine Patrol Officer. Additionally, a student seeking a traditional law enforcement career in Maine (a city or town police officer) will gain knowledge of the environments that are relevant in criminal investigations, such as rural search areas, suspicious drownings and timber theft.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Corrections

• Social Work

• Risk Compliance Management

• Corrections Center Administration

Bachelor of Science

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CYBERSECURITY CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Computer Forensics

• Data Communications

• Security Essentials

Managerial Risk Analysis and Decision Making

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

FRANK APPUNN, PH.D.

Professor of Cybersecurity and Project Management

JOHNATHAN GRADY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

MARK MARSOLAIS, PH.D.

Professor of Criminal Justice and Security

STEVEN DYER, M.A.

Instructor of Criminal Justice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

(CYBERSECURITY CONCENTRATION)

Why Criminal Justice (Cybersecurity Concentration) at Thomas College?

The Thomas College Criminal Justice degree program with a Cybersecurity Concentration is tailored to criminal justice students seeking and needing a robust understanding of the cyber world and its impact to the criminal justice, homeland security, corporate security, media, financial, manufacturing, and infrastructure industries. As part of Thomas College’s focus on practical training, you’ll receive preparation to discover, investigate, and counter attacks and damages that occur in the cyber world.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 35% growth in employment for security analysts over the next 10 years, meaning the cybersecurity industry continues to be in need of graduates with a functional and comprehensive understanding of the cyber world and its issues. By pursuing this degree, you’ll be ready to enter an in-demand field in a meaningful role as you protect people and property, enforce cyber-related laws and regulations, contribute to criminal investigations, and prevent security breaches.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Law Enforcement

• Homeland Security

• Defense

• Corporate and Commercial Security

Bachelor of Science

CYBERSECURITY

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Java Programming

• Foundations of Cybersecurity Defenses

• Computer Forensics

• Ethical Hacking

• Security Policy

• Cyber Warfare

PROFESSORS

WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

FRANK APPUNN, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CYBERSECURITY

Why Cybersecurity at Thomas College?

As we become increasingly more networked and reliant on technologies like mobile payments, cloud computing, and stored information systems, questions of security and ethical data management matter more than ever. As a Cybersecurity major, you will be leading the charge to protect computers, networks, programs, and data from hackers and other criminals.

Professor of Cybersecurity and Project Management

JONATHAN GRADY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

KSHANTI GREENE, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Security Analyst

• Risk Management Consulting

• Operations Security

• Cyber Forensics

• Security Systems Engineering

Bachelor of Science

DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Web Design

• Introduction to Communications

• Media Design Technologies

• Social Media

• Strategic Media Planning

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

RICK SAUCIER, D.B.A.

Professor of Marketing

ROBERT BRUCE KELSEY, PH.D. Assistant Professor of Communications

DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Why Digital Marketing Management at Thomas College?

The need for digital marketers has increased over the last five years. Our Digital Marketing Management degree combines marketing, communication and digital technology studies to produce a uniquely qualified graduate who can seek career success in a fast-changing field. The nature of marketing has evolved with the immediate, two-way communications that technology now allows — and employers are seeking people with digital marketing backgrounds to create and manage web, mobile, and social media sites.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation provides Thomas College students with opportunities to engage in innovation challenges, attend workshops and seminars, join organizations such as Phi Beta Lambda, the Society for Advancement of Management, and the Entrepreneurial Club, and receive personalized counseling and mentorship.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES MAJORS:

• Web Management

• Social Media Management

• Communications/ Public Relations

• Digital Content Creation

Bachelor of Science

DIGITAL MEDIA

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Graphic Design

• Web Design

• Media Design Technologies

• Business Application Development

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JONATHAN GRADY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

ROBERT BRUCE KELSEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Communications

JOHN HUFSTADER, M.ED.

Associate Professor of Digital Media

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DIGITAL MEDIA

Why Digital Media at Thomas College?

As the world grows increasingly connected, the demand for professionals who can create and manage digital content across platforms is stronger than ever. Thomas College’s Digital Media program combines Communications and Computer Science, equipping graduates with skills in writing, design, web development, video production, and project management. Students leave prepared for careers in a wide range of industries or for advanced study in related fields.

The program offers two tracks—Web Development and Multimedia Design—giving you the flexibility to focus on your interests. Whether your passion is graphic and multimedia design, user experience, or building web applications, your courses and hands-on projects will provide the knowledge and experience you need to succeed.

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Multimedia Design

• Web Application Development

• Digital Graphics & Animation

• User Experience Design

Bachelor of Science ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Advertising and Promotion

• Sales and Sales Management

• Internet Marketing/Marketing Analytics

• Leadership

• Venture Capital

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business

Chair

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS

Why Entrepreneurship/Small Business at Thomas College?

Do you dream of owning, starting, or managing your own business? Entrepreneurs are resourceful, determined, organized, and don’t shy away from a challenge. Pair the Entrepreneurship and Small Business program with resources and guidance from our Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation at Thomas College to make your entrepreneurial dream come true.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

Bachelor of Science

ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Entrepreneurship

• Creativity and Innovation

• Marketing Management

• Entrepreneurial Finance

• Business Negotiation

• Business Decision Making Using Analytics

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M. Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan

Business

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

Why Entrepreneurship/Creativity and Innovation at Thomas College?

Do you dream of owning, starting, or managing your own business? EntrepreneurshipCreativity and Innovation degree centers on creating an idea that leads to a business opportunity. If you’re looking to start your own business, we will provide you with the tools, knowledge, and the experiences that will lead to success in your business ventures; you just bring the dream. This degree is project-based from semester to semester to give you tangible experience and deliverable at the end of your academic journey.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world. FULL LIST OF BUSINESS MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• New Business Development

• E-Commerce

• Consulting • Franchise or Family Business Management

Real Estate or Commercial Development

Bachelor of Science ENTREPRENEURSHIP/

121

KEY COURSES

• Entrepreneurship

• Creativity and Innovation

• Marketing Management

• Entrepreneurial Finance

• Business Negotiation

• Business Decision Making Using Analytics

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M. Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

JAMES

OF

LEADERSHIP

Why Entrepreneurship/Intrapreneurship and Corporate Leadership at Thomas College?

Intrapreneurship and Corporate Leadership degree is all about creating an idea with a company. Intrapreneurs are strategic thinkers in a business who want to make change within. Does this sound like you? This degree will provide you with the tools, knowledge, and the experiences that will lead to success in your business ventures; you just bring the dream. This degree is project-based from semester to semester to give you tangible experience and deliverable at the end of your academic journey.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship. PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

Bachelor of Science

ESPORTS AND GAMING ADMINISTRATION

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Introduction to Esports Management

• Esports Convention, Event & Tradeshow Planning

• Distribution of Games: The Role of the Publisher

• Introduction to Games

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ESPORTS AND GAMING ADMINISTRATION

Why Esports and Gaming Administration at Thomas College?

From players to programmers, the gaming industry is booming and needs business-minded leaders. Gaming Administration professionals need a lot of expertise: not just tech and business, but a solid understanding of games and gaming culture as well. With this unique program, you’ll stand out against other applicants in the field. Plus, Gaming Administration is one of the fastest growing fields within sport management.

This academic program allows students to take specialty courses, including classes from a consortium of colleges, that then would develop a stronger career path in esports and gaming administration.

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN: Marketing professional for Esports league or team

• Sales professional for Esports league or team

• Operations for Esports league or team

Game production for video game company

Bachelor of Science

KEY COURSES

• Business Finance

• Personal Financing Planning

• Investment Management

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Associate Professor of Accounting

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE FINANCE

Why Finance at Thomas College?

Our Finance program will develop your analytical and managerial skills while preparing you for a career in fiscal management. Thomas College has been preparing students for careers in finance, business, and economics for over 100 years. As a graduate of the Finance program, you’ll join an extensive network of Thomas alumni working in the industry and ready to help support your goals.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

Bachelor of Science FINANCE

(FINANCIAL ANALYST CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121

3

KEY COURSES

• Financial Analysis

• Business Finance

• Personal Financing Planning

• Investment Management

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

FINANCE

(FINANCIAL ANALYST CONCENTRATION)

Why Finance (Financial Analyst concentration) at Thomas College?

The Finance degree with a Financial Analyst concentration at Thomas College prepares students for careers in corporate finance, investments, and banking. With applied learning, internships, and preparation for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exam, students gain the skills needed to succeed in the competitive financial sector.

Backed by over 100 years of excellence in business education, Thomas connects graduates to a strong alumni network and professional opportunities. Students also benefit from the Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation, which offers workshops, innovation challenges, mentorship, and professional development clubs.

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D.

Professor of Business Administration

JAMIE CAMPBELL, CPA, CGMA, CFE

Associate Professor of Accounting

ALYSSA DASSA

Assistant Professor of Business

Analytics

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

Bachelor of Science

HEALTH SCIENCES

AT A GLANCE

123 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

Prepare you to complete the Community Health Education Specialist Certification

KEY COURSES

• Human Anatomy & Physiology

• Introduction to Nutrition

• Microbiology

• General Physiology

• Public Health and Disease Prevention

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ALLISON MOLONEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Science

TRACEY HORTON, PH.D.

Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice

JOSHUA HAVELIN, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCES

Why Health Sciences at Thomas College?

Are you interested in being a part of the healthcare industry but not looking to work a clinical job?

The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is an interdisciplinary degree program that is designed for students who love science and are interested in health care but are not interested in direct patient care. This degree will give you the skills and knowledge to be job-ready for roles such as medical registrar or health education specialist. You’ll be prepared to make an impact in the healthcare industry in a way that works best for you. This degree will also prepare you to complete the Community Health Education Specialist Certification.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF ARTS & SCIENCES

MAJORS:

• Health Information Technologist

• Medical Registrar

• Medical and Health Services Manager

• Health Education Specialist

• Community Health Worker

• Occupational Health and Safety Technician

Bachelor of Science

BACHELOR

OF SCIENCE HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Why Human Resource Management at Thomas College?

Gain expertise in managing people and resources with Thomas College’s Human Resource Management program. This degree equips students with the skills to lead teams effectively, foster positive workplace cultures, and make ethical, strategic decisions in a fast-paced HR environment. Students also gain practical experience through internships, real-world projects, and access to professional development resources, preparing them for careers in talent management, employee relations, recruitment, and organizational leadership.

KEY

COURSES

• Management Principles

• Human Resource Management

• Law of the Work Place

• Employee Recruitment and Section

• Compensation and Benefit Administration

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

DARLENE RATTE, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

FRANK APPUNN, PH.D.

Professor of Cybersecurity and Project Management

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

• Recruiting

Bachelor of Science

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Comparative Political Systems

• Managing in the Global Environment

• Current World Problems

• Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

• Global Marketing Management

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M. Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

JAMES LIBBY, PH.D. Professor of Business Administration

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Why International Business at Thomas College?

The world is increasingly more complex, connected, and competitive every day. Businesses of all kinds are required to consider the global implications of their work, and to develop plans for growing in their industries, including broadening their sales bases and centers of operation to countries all over the world. The Thomas College program in International Business will prepare you for leadership on this global scale.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• International Sales and Marketing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MANAGEMENT

Why Management at Thomas College?

Management is one of the most versatile and in-demand career fields available in business. As an industry leader in graduates hired by top businesses, Thomas College is a destination for recruiters from an impressive range of industries that know they can count on Thomas College graduates to succeed

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

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KEY COURSES

• Management Principles

• Business Communications

• Human Resource Management

• Leadership

• Ethics PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

ROBERTA TIBBETTS, M.ED.

Associate Professor of Management

DARLENE RATTE, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

• Non-profit Organization Management AT A GLANCE

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Executive Management

Bachelor of Science MANAGEMENT We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world. FULL LIST OF BUSINESS MAJORS:

• Departmental Leadership

• School Administration

• Banking

Bachelor of Science

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Business Communications

• Services Marketing

• Consumer Behavior

• Advertising and Promotion

• Business and Management Policy

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

ROBERT BRUCE KELSEY, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Communications

RICK SAUCIER, D.B.A.

Professor of Marketing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Why Marketing Management at Thomas College?

Marketing is a diverse, rapidly-changing field that offers opportunities and rewards for people who love both focusing on details and taking on creative challenges. In marketing management, you’ll look at the marketplace from various angles and perspectives, and develop creative strategies that get results. This well-rounded program features significant project-based learning, including opportunities for internships and projects drawn from the real world of marketing. You’ll graduate with the skills valued most by employers and graduate programs.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN: • Advertising and Promotion

• Market Research

Retailing Account Management

• Brand Management • Non-profit Organization Management

Bachelor of Science SPORT

MANAGEMENT

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Sport Information and Public Relations

• Sport Facility Management

• Sport Marketing Management

• Athletic Administration

• Sport Finance

• Leadership and Ethics in Sport Management

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H.

Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

GREG KING, ED.D.

Professor of Sport Management

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SPORT MANAGEMENT

Why Sport Management at Thomas College?

Sport management is the third-largest industry in the nation. Our sport management degree prepares you to thrive in all aspects of this broad field. From managing facilities an equipment and mastering computerized tracking and information systems to marketing individual sport teams, the Sport Management degree at Thomas teaches you management strategies and techniques required by the rapidly growing business of sport within a variety of athletic arenas. The program helps you prepare for positions such as sport marketer, recreational business manager, facility manager, or sport information director.

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

FULL LIST OF BUSINESS MAJORS:

• Athletic Program Leadership

• Event Management

• Team Management

• Sports Journalism

• Advertising, Promotion and Sponsorship Management

• Social Marketing and Media

Bachelor of Science

SPORT MANAGEMENT

(SPORT MARKETING CONCENTRATION)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum

Internships

Leadership development

KEY COURSES

• Sport Information and Public Relations

• Sport Facility Management

• Sport Marketing Management

• Athletic Administration

• Sport Finance

• Leadership and Ethics in Sport Management

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SPORT MANAGEMENT

(SPORT MARKETING CONCENTRATION)

Why Sport Management (Sport Marketing Concentration) at Thomas College?

As a sports fan, you probably know a thing or two about loyalty. Our Sport Marketing degree is all about understanding why people are loyal to teams, events, and athletes—and how that affinity can be used in ethical, innovative ways to move the business of sport management forward. The Thomas College Sport Management degree offers a concentrated course of study in marketing, preparing you for a career in the third-largest industry in the nation.

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

Professor of Sport Management and H.

Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

GREG KING, ED.D.

Professor of Sport Management

We have over 130 years of experience preparing students for success in the business world. FULL LIST OF BUSINESS MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Advertising

• Event Management

• Promotion and Sponorship Management

• Philanthropy

• Social Marketing and Media

UNDECIDED

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Career-focused curriculum Internships

Leadership development

COURSES YOU’LL TAKE TO HELP YOU DECIDE

• Business Track

• Education Track

• Interdisciplinary Studies Track

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

JOHN MAJEWSKI, PH.D.

Professor of Political Science and Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences

DONALD CRAGEN, D.S.M.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE UNDECIDED

“What’s your major?” We’ll help you decide.

It seems like everyone asks this question as soon as college comes up—and let’s be honest, it can feel like a lot of pressure during an already stressful time. While having a clear plan for your future is great, many students change their major after their first year, and being undecided is perfectly okay. At Thomas College, choosing “undecided” is a choice you can feel confident about. We provide the support and environment to explore your interests while staying on track to graduate on time.

At Thomas College, we take you from “I don’t know what to choose” to “Look what I’ve accomplished.” Your curiosity, our guidance, amazing career opportunities.

Professor of Sport Management and H. Allen Ryan School of Business Chair

STEVE KAHL, PH.D.

Professor of Science

75% YES, You!

Entering

Of American college students start college undecided or change their major at least once

Bachelor of Science

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option (2 certifications)

Over 920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Dual-certification program

Partnership with EduCare Maine

KEY COURSES

• Science for the Young Child

• Explorations in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics)

• Trauma-informed Education and Social-Emotional Learning

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

(B-5 AND PK-3)

Why Early Childhood Education at Thomas College?

• Field-based preparation that highlights national Early Head Start, Montessori, Reggio Emilia and Waldorf approaches.

• Our partnership with Educare of Central Maine, provides majors with many opportunities for on-site observations, internships and student teaching.

• Primary and early elementary students will experience courses that engage in authentic, relevant learning supported by early childhood practices that are developmentally appropriate, research informed and classroom ready.

• Course work is focused on blending early science, numeracy, literacy, and the creative arts.

• Opportunities to participate professional networking conferences hosted by Maine Association Education for the Young Child.

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION MAJORS:

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Birth to 5 Infant Care • Preschool • Public P-K Teacher • K-3 Primary Teacher

Bachelor of Science

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Over 920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation Partnerships with professional organizations, including EducateMaine 99% job placement rate

KEY COURSES

• Explorations in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics)

• Trauma-informed Education and Social Emotional Learning

• Foundations in Literacy

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-6)

Why Elementary Education at Thomas College?

• Learning built on the idea that caring, culturally competent, motivating and challenging environment is at the heart of successful schools.

• Opportunities to explore the art and science of creative teaching through the resources of the Center for Innovation in Education.

• Experience authentic, hands on courses that are engaging, inclusive and innovative that will lead to unique field experiences and student teaching placements.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

Elementary Education Teacher

• Educational Technician III

• Peace Corps

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

• Tutoring FULL LIST OF EDUCATION MAJORS:

• Department of Defense

School Teacher

• Nonprofit

Bachelor of Science in MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

Dual-certification program, with option to earn certification for grades 5-12

920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Unique opportunity to customize history coursework you take

99% job placement rate

Only middle school program in Maine

KEY COURSES

• Explorations in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics)

Trauma-Informed Education and SocialEmotional Learning

• Middle Level Organization and Theory

• Middle Level Methods

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION

Why Middle School Education at Thomas College?

The Middle School Education Program at Thomas College is the only one of its kind in Maine and enables aspiring teachers to receive dual certification for grade levels 5-8 by pursuing one of three tracks: English and Social Studies, English and Science, or Math and Science. Coursework underscores the importance of co-teaching, inquiry-driven instruction, and interdisciplinary education, and the program is fully customizable. You will spend over 900 hours in the classroom, up to 200 of which are paid, and you can expand your certification to span grades 5-12 by taking our Secondary Methods class. With the three-year option, this program empowers you to follow an accelerated, practical pathway to a rewarding career— with the flexibility to pursue employment across the country through teaching credential reciprocity.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Middle School Teacher

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION

MAJORS:

• Peace Corps

• Department of Defense School Teacher

• Non-profit

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

• Tutoring

Bachelor of Science

SECONDARY EDUCATION

(ENGLISH)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Unique opportunity to customize English coursework you take

99% job placement rate

KEY COURSES

• Trauma-Informed Education and Social-Emotional Learning

• Teaching Students with Exceptional Needs in the Regular Classroom

• Secondary Methods of Teaching

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SECONDARY EDUCATION (ENGLISH, 6-12)

Why Secondary Education (English) at Thomas College?

The academic specialization of English within the secondary education degree program is designed to prepare students to teach youth in grades 6-12 and to have specific subject knowledge within their specialization of English to give them a leading-edge when going out into the field after graduation.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

DOUGLAS LEPLEY, PH.D.

Professor of English

KELLY MECHLING, PH.D

Professor of English

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION

MAJORS:

• Middle School English Language Arts Teacher

• High School English Teacher

• Writing & Professional Editing Services

• Peace Corps

• Department of Defense School Teacher

• Non-profit

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

• Tutoring

Bachelor of Science

SECONDARY EDUCATION (LIFE SCIENCE)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Unique opportunity to customize science coursework you take 99% job placement rate

KEY COURSES

• Trauma-Informed Education in SocialEmotional Learning

• Teaching Students with Exceptional Needs in the Regular Classroom

• Secondary Methods of Teaching

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SECONDARY EDUCATION (LIFE SCIENCE, 6-12)

Why Secondary Education (Life Science) at Thomas College?

The academic specialization of Life Science within the secondary education degree program is designed to prepare students to teach youth in grades 6-12 and to have specific subject knowledge within their specialization of Life Science to give them a leading-edge when going out into the field after graduation. This program is new and state certification is pending.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Middle School Science Teacher

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION

MAJORS:

• High School Science Teacher

• Peace Corps

• Department of Defense School Teacher

• Non-profit

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

• Tutoring

Bachelor of Science

SECONDARY EDUCATION (MATH)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Unique opportunity to customize math coursework you take

99% job placement rate

KEY COURSES

• Trauma-Informed Education in Social-Emotional Learning

• Teaching Students with Exceptional Needs in the Regular Classroom

• Secondary Methods of Teaching

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR

FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SECONDARY EDUCATION (MATH, 6-12)

Why Secondary Education (Math) at Thomas College?

The academic specialization of Math within the secondary education degree program is designed to prepare students to teach youth in grades 6-12 and to have specific subject knowledge within their specialization of Math to give them a leading-edge when going out into the field after graduation.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Middle School Math Teacher

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION

MAJORS:

• High School Math Teacher

• Math Tutor

Peace Corps

• Department of Defense School Teacher

• Non-profit

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

Bachelor of Science in SECONDARY EDUCATION (SOCIAL STUDIES)

AT A GLANCE

121 credit hours

3 year option

920+ hours of classroom experience upon graduation

Unique opportunity to customize history coursework you take

99% job placement rate

KEY COURSES

• Trauma-Informed Education and Social-Emotional Learning

• Teaching Students with Exceptional Needs in the Regular Classroom

• Secondary Methods of Teaching

PROFESSORS WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD

KATIE RYBAKOVA, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Education and Chair of the Lunder School of Education

RICHARD BIFFLE, PH.D.

Professor of Education

HEATHER BATCHELOR

Associate Professor of Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SECONDARY EDUCATION (SOCIAL STUDIES, 6-12)

Why Secondary Education (Social Studies) at Thomas College?

The academic specialization of Social Studies within the secondary education degree program is designed to prepare students to teach youth in grades 6-12 and to have specific subject knowledge within their specialization of Social Studies to give them a leading-edge when going out into the field after graduation.

PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN:

• Middle School Social Studies Teacher

FULL LIST OF EDUCATION MAJORS:

• High School Social Studies Teacher

• Writing Tutor

• Peace Corps

• Department of Defense School Teacher

• Non-profit

• Alternative Education

• Homeschooling

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