School of Liberal Arts & Sciences
The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty introduce students to the traditional subjects within the humanities, arts, natural sciences, mathematics, and social and behavioral sciences.
The School teaches these subjects in a way that expands intellectual and cultural horizons, stretching each student’s ability to think critically about all areas of life and learning. Additionally, the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences directs the liberal arts core of every student’s academic experience.
Minors
Biology
Communications
Criminal Justice
English
Graphic Design
History
Literature
Performing Arts
Philosophy
Politics
Pre-Law
Psychology
Visual Arts
First Year Programs
Dual-Level Programs
MS in Counseling
+ BA in Psychology
+ BS in Bible
+ BS in Youth & Family Ministry
Graduate Programs
“I get to graduate with two internships under my belt: proofreading for a publishing company and writing for the University magazine. That experience isn’t something you’d necessarily expect from a liberal arts degree.”
Lydia Hill ’18
English
School of Liberal Arts & Sciences Faculty
- Amy Dunlap
- Charlotte Gleason
- Ruth Kuchinsky-Smith
- Elise An
- Victoria Aquilone
- Susan K. Childers
- Janice Cho
- William W. Clark
- Timothy Clydesdale
- Hannah DeMarco
- Eric Dimitri
- Sarah Ensslen / Director, Practicums and Internships
- Amy Kathryn Fitzsimmons
- Jesse Fleming
- David Greenockle
- Nikema Missouri
- Brandon Petcaugh
- D. Anthony Schmidt
- Andrea Stange
- Matthew Stemler
- Jason VanBilliard
- David Wiedis
- Robert E. Wenger / Professor Emeritus
- W. Barry Yoder / Professor Emeritus
- Sarah Zimmerman
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