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College of Arts and Sciences

Expand your knowledge. Enrich your perspective.

Every student at Roosevelt benefits from our College of Arts and Sciences, the University’s largest college. Featuring more than 60 majors and minors across 10 departments, it serves as the foundation for Roosevelt's liberal arts education. This valuable exposure to a rich variety of disciplines and ideas develops each student’s broad platform of knowledge, while honing critical skills in communication and reasoning. Students seeking degrees within the college choose from an extensive range of traditional liberal arts, applied professional and progressive interdisciplinary options, all tailored for today’s dynamic career landscape.

The distinguished faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences foster a progressive learning environment.. Because these exceptional educators are also accomplished professionals in their fields, classroom instruction is complemented by their presence in community and cultural affairs. As a result, students develop a deep connection to civic involvement and are primed to put their knowledge and leadership into action.

College of Arts and Sciences Events (lectures, gallery openings, panel discussions, film screenings, conferences, etc.) enrich our academic community and the surrounding communities we serve.

News

  • Q&A With Ashley Reed
    June 13, 2013
    Roosevelt graduations are always a cause for celebration for our students, but for Ashley Camille Reed, it’s a little bit more than that…it’s a family affair.
  • June 7, 2013

    New books by Roosevelt University faculty members have hit the stands on topics ranging from psychological testing to politics and from fashion to science fiction.

  • The Advocate
    May 31, 2013

    Lynn Weiner’s 12-year term as dean of Arts and Sciences is coming to an end, but her impact on the college will live on for years.

  • Rewriting History
    May 24, 2013

    Why read literature? With print culture losing market share and new media emerging daily, publishers, booksellers, and even English professors field more and more questions about literature's utility.

  • May 16, 2013
    As a TeachNOLA fellow, Natalie Krusemeier will work to improve the education gap in New Orleans.
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