Department of History, Social Sciences, and Mathematics

Chair: Dr. Michael F. Labranche

In addition to supporting the basic goals of the liberal arts core curriculum and General Education requirements of every student through its course offerings, the Department of History, Social Sciences, and Mathematics offers Bachelor of Arts degree programs in History and Social Sciences and a Bachelor of Science degree program in General Studies. There are programs in Social Sciences with various areas of concentration, and the program in General Studies is flexible and wide-ranging. Thus, the department is an accommodating academic home to students of many and varied interests.

A full listing of those programs is given below. Please see the pertinent sections which follow for details of each of these programs.

Bachelor of Arts

History

Social Sciences

Social Sciences with a Concentration in Criminal Justice
Social Sciences with a Concentration in Legal Studies

Social Sciences with a Concentration in Teacher Certification for Secondary Schools

Bachelor of Science

General Studies

• Minors
• Bachelor of Arts in History
• Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences
• Social Sciences--Criminal Justice
• Social Sciences--Legal Studies
• Social Sciences--Teacher Certification for Secondary Schools
• General Studies