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The college is dedicated
to the principle that a liberal arts education is central to the
university mission of meeting the challenges of life and society. The
college, because of the geographical location of our university, is
especially conscious of the present and future importance of Asian and
Pacific regions and offers unique opportunities for the study of the
histories, arts, philosophies, religions, cultures, and peoples of
these areas.
The College of Arts and Humanities, one of the four colleges of arts
and sciences, serves over 11,500 students each semester in core,
elective, and major courses. About 1,500 students are majors seeking
bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees within 26 degree programs in
eight departments. The college has 150 faculty, 100 lecturers, 40
graduate assistants, and over 40 support staff. |
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