Courses in global studies, history, political science, and philosoph offer students an understanding of the social, political, and cultural forces that have shaped the contemporary world. Increasingly, citizens of a global society need to gain expertise in the rich array of courses offered in this division, from an understanding of international relations and the analysis of historical events to the discussion of the role of women in modern society.
The Division offers B.A. degrees in global studies, history, and political science, and minors in history, political science, and philosophy. It is also home to the Modern Languages Department, which offers elementary and intermediate-level courses in Arabic, Chinese, French, Italian, Russian, and Spanish. Division faculty have organized intersession and summer study abroad programs in China, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Russia. This Division also contributes many of the courses to the major in global studies, reflecting the University's commitment to develop interdisciplinary ties within the social sciences.
DEPARTMENT FACULTY
Rosa Mo — Interim Assistant Dean
David Brubaker — Philosophy
Joseph Chepaitis — History- Emeritus
Lawrence DeNardis — Political Science
James Dull — Political Science
Natalie Ferringer — Political Science
Ramon Funcia — Language
Robert Glen — History- Emeritus
Yasir Hamed — Language
Thomas Katsaros — Emeritus faculty
Joel Marks — History- Emeritus
Brett McCormick — History
Catherine Page — History
Joshua Sandman — Political Science
Edmund Todd — History
Edward Waggoner — Philosophy
Bradley Woodworth — History
Matthew Wranovix — History
Chien Yu — Language
Roberto Irizarry - Language