Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
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College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Contact Information
Office of the Dean
402 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3000
Manager of Academic Records/Coordinator of Graduate Studies
402 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4012
Academic Affairs (undergraduate)
315 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4001
African American Studies Program
627 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-2811
Air Force Science
110 Heyne Building
(713) 743-4932
Arte Publico Press
254 E. Cullen Performance Hall
(713)743-3080
Center for Mexican American Studies
323 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3136
Center for Public Policy
110 Heyne Building
(713) 743-3970
CLASS Career Center
613 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4058
Department of Anthropology
233 McElhinney Hall
(713) 743-3780
School of Art
100 Fine Arts Building
(713) 743-3001
School of Communication
101 Communication Bldg
(713) 743-2873
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
119 Clinical Research Services
(713) 743-2897
Department of Economics
204 McElhinney Hall
(713) 743-3800
Department of English
205 Roy Cullen Hall
(713) 743-3004
Department of History
523 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3083
Department of Military Science
26 Hofheinz Pavilion
(713) 743-3875
Department of Modern and Classical Languages
434 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3007
Moores School of Music
120 Moores School of Music Building
(713) 743-3009
Department of Philosophy
513 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3010
Department of Political Science
447 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3890
Department of Psychology
126 Heyne Building
(713) 743-8500
Department of Sociology
450 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3940
Public Administration Program
312 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3930
Religious Studies Program
113-B A.D. Bruce Religion Center
(713) 743-0906
School of Theatre and Dance
133 Wortham Theatre Complex
(713) 743-3003
Women's Studies Program
621 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3214
Dean:
John J. Antel, Ph.D.
Associate Deans:
Sarah Fishman, Ph.D., undergraduate studies
Catherine Patterson, Ph.D., graduate studies
College Business Manager:
Pat Sayles
General Information
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers graduate courses in the
behavioral and social sciences, the fine arts, and the humanities. The goals
of the graduate programs are to provide advanced academic instruction and
expertise in the methods and skills of each discipline.
Degree Information
The Masters of Arts (M.A.) degree is offered in anthropology, communication,
communication disorders, economics, English, philosophy,
political science, public administration, sociology, Spanish, and theatre. The Master of Arts degree in communication allows students
to major in public relations studies, mass communication studies, or speech.
In the Master of Arts in English program, students may major in English and
American literature, applied English linguistics, or literature. Students
in the history program may major in either history or public history.
The Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) degree is offered in creative writing, theatre, and art, with studio concentrations in graphic communication, painting, photography, and sculpture. The Master of Music (M.M) degree is granted in applied music, music theory, music composition, music literature, music performance pedagogy, music education, and accompanying.
The Doctor of Philosophy degree is offered in economics, English (with
studies focusing on English and American literature or literature and
creative writing), History, Political Science, Psychology, and Spanish.
The Doctor of Musical Arts (D.M.A.) degree is offered in music with majors
in performance, conducting, composition, and music education.
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Contact Information
Office of the Dean402 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3000
Manager of Academic Records/Coordinator of Graduate Studies
402 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4012
Academic Affairs (undergraduate)
315 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4001
African American Studies Program
627 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-2811
Air Force Science
110 Heyne Building
(713) 743-4932
Arte Publico Press
254 E. Cullen Performance Hall
(713)743-3080
Center for Mexican American Studies
323 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3136
Center for Public Policy
110 Heyne Building
(713) 743-3970
CLASS Career Center
613 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-4058
Department of Anthropology
233 McElhinney Hall
(713) 743-3780
School of Art
100 Fine Arts Building
(713) 743-3001
School of Communication
101 Communication Bldg
(713) 743-2873
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
119 Clinical Research Services
(713) 743-2897
Department of Economics
204 McElhinney Hall
(713) 743-3800
Department of English
205 Roy Cullen Hall
(713) 743-3004
Department of History
523 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3083
Department of Military Science
26 Hofheinz Pavilion
(713) 743-3875
Department of Modern and Classical Languages
434 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3007
Moores School of Music
120 Moores School of Music Building
(713) 743-3009
Department of Philosophy
513 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3010
Department of Political Science
447 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3890
Department of Psychology
126 Heyne Building
(713) 743-8500
Department of Sociology
450 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3940
Public Administration Program
312 Philip G. Hoffman Hall
(713) 743-3930
Religious Studies Program
113-B A.D. Bruce Religion Center
(713) 743-0906
School of Theatre and Dance
133 Wortham Theatre Complex
(713) 743-3003
Women's Studies Program
621 Agnes Arnold Hall
(713) 743-3214
Dean:
John J. Antel, Ph.D.
Associate Deans:
Sarah Fishman, Ph.D., undergraduate studies
Catherine Patterson, Ph.D., graduate studies
College Business Manager:
Pat Sayles
General Information
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers graduate courses in the behavioral and social sciences, the fine arts, and the humanities. The goals of the graduate programs are to provide advanced academic instruction and expertise in the methods and skills of each discipline.Degree Information
The Masters of Arts (M.A.) degree is offered in anthropology, communication, communication disorders, economics, English, philosophy, political science, public administration, sociology, Spanish, and theatre. The Master of Arts degree in communication allows students to major in public relations studies, mass communication studies, or speech. In the Master of Arts in English program, students may major in English and American literature, applied English linguistics, or literature. Students in the history program may major in either history or public history.The Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) degree is offered in creative writing, theatre, and art, with studio concentrations in graphic communication, painting, photography, and sculpture. The Master of Music (M.M) degree is granted in applied music, music theory, music composition, music literature, music performance pedagogy, music education, and accompanying.
The Doctor of Philosophy degree is offered in economics, English (with studies focusing on English and American literature or literature and creative writing), History, Political Science, Psychology, and Spanish. The Doctor of Musical Arts (D.M.A.) degree is offered in music with majors in performance, conducting, composition, and music education.