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The Division of Academic Affairs is organized into the Office of Academic Affairs which houses the Vice President for Academic Affairs and the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs. The Division also contains the Associate Vice President for Research and the deans who are the principal administrators in the four degree-granting schools.
Departments offer majors leading to a degree. A major consists of 30-84 semester credit hours in an academic discipline, as prescribed in the program of study for that discipline. In some cases, there is more than one program of study available for a major, as indicated by the various concentrations offered within the specified major discipline. The student chooses the program of study that most closely fits their interests and goals. A student may also pursue a minor in an academic discipline by earning 12-15 semester credit hours in that field, as prescribed by the appropriate academic department. The academic structure is given below.
Division of Academic Affairs
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
Associate Vice President for Research
Dean, School of Communication, Arts and Social Sciences
Dean, School of Science and Engineering
Dean, Tyrone Adam Burroughs School of Business and Entrepreneurship
Director of the MBA Program
Dean, School of Education, Health, and Human Services
Director, Master of Sport Management Program
Registrar and Director of Student Records
Director of the Honors Program
Director of the Library
Officer-in-Charge, Military Science Program
Executive Director of the B.E.S.T. LIVES Program
Director of Extended Learning Services
Director of the Veterans Resource Center
Executive Director of Career Development Services
Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning
Director of the Student Success Center
Director of Accessibililty Services
School of Arts and Sciences
Communication and Arts Department
Criminal Justice Administration and Social Sciences Department
School of Science and Engineering
Biology Department
Chemistry, Physics and Environmental Health Science Department
Engineering and Computer Science Department
Tyrone Adam Burroughs School of Business and Entrepreneurship
Business Administration, Accounting and Finance Department
Master of Business Administration Program
School of Education, Health, and Human Services
Health and Sport Management Department
Psychology and Educational Studies Department
Social Work Department
Master of Science in Sport Management Program
Degree Programs, Majors, and Minors
NOTE: Students may earn a minor by completing 12-15 semester credit hours as prescribed by the academic departments. Students are not permitted to earn a major and pursue a minor in the same discipline. In some cases, students may be required to complete prerequisite courses that may not appear in the listing of minor courses.
Academic Minors
| School of Business and Entrepreneurship |
Minors
Open to all students who do not pursue majors in the same discipline and earn 12-15 semester credit hours as specified by the department |
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Accounting
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Management
Marketing
Supply Chain Management |
| School of Education, Health, and Human Services |
Minors
Open to all students who do not pursue majors in the same discipline and earn 12-15 semester credit hours as specified by the department |
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Child and Family Development
Esports Administration
Psychology
Public Health
Sport Management |
| School of Arts and Sciences |
Minors
Open to all students who do not pursue majors in the same discipline and earn 12-15 semester credit hours as specified by the department |
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Criminal Justice Administration
Cybersecurity
English
History
Mass Communication
Political Science
Pre-Law
Studio Art |
Tyrone Adam Burroughs School of Business and Entrepreneurship
| Degrees |
B.S. in Business Administration
B.S. in Accounting
B.S. in Finance
Master of Business Administration
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School of Education, Health, and Human Services
| Degrees |
B.A. in Psychology
B.S. in Educational Studies
B.S. in Public Health
B.S. in Sport Management
B.S. in Esports Administration
Master of Science in Sport Management
Bachelor of Social Work
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School of Arts and Sciences
| Degrees |
B.A. in English
B.A. in Mass Communication
B.A. in Studio Art
B.A. in Music
B.A. in Music Industry
B.S. in Criminal Justice Administration
B.S. in Cybersecurity
B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies
B.A. in Political Science
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School of Science and Engineering
| Degrees |
B.S. in Biology
B.S. in Neuroscience
A.S. Degree in Pre-Med
A.S. Degree in Pre-Nursing
B.S. in Chemistry
B.S. in Physics
B.S. in Environmental Health Science
A.S. Degree in Pre-Pharmacy
B.S. in Computer Science
B.S. in Computer Engineering
B.S. in Electrical Engineering
B.S. in Environmental Engineering
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Summary
| Number of Departments |
9 plus the Military Science Program |
| Number of Majors |
27 |
| Number of Graduate Programs |
2 |
| Number of Associate Degrees |
3 |
Definitions
- A “major” is an academic discipline in which the College grants a degree. The requirements for a degree generally include 30-84 semester credit hours in the major academic discipline.
- A “concentration” is one of two or more options available for a particular major. Each concentration has its own program of study.
- A “program of study” is a list of courses required for a degree in a particular major. The courses required include general education courses required of all students at the College, courses in the major academic discipline, and other courses related to the major. The total number of credits required for the degree is listed at the end of the program of study and may range from 120 up to 132 semester credit hours.
- A “minor” in an academic discipline requires successful completion of 12-15 semester credit hours, with an exit grade of C or higher as prescribed by the department in which the academic discipline is located.
In all academic departments, the first digit of course numbers generally indicates the level of the courses as prescribed by the department.
1 - Freshman level
2 - Sophomore level
3 - Junior level
4 - Senior level
The second digit of course numbers normally indicate the credit hours assigned to the course. Exceptions are internships, many of which carry the number 440.
The third digit of course numbers generally indicate the semester in which the course is offered as follows:
0 - Either semester or both semesters
Odd Digit - First semester or both semesters
Even Digit - Second semester only
The following suffixes may apply to certain courses:
B - Block Course
S - Seminar
L - Laboratory
H - Honors
W - Workshop
C - Choir
I - Instrumental Ensemble
SL - Service Learning
ML - Majors (designates a section for majors)
P - Practicum
CC - Consortium Courses
MM - Minimester Courses
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