Become an effective teacher for children in grades P-5. Discover theoretical pedagogy and instruction, curriculum development, classroom management strategies, and assessment and data analysis to inform instruction and monitor student progress. Additionally, learn to address the needs of diverse learners.

Designed for students interested in fulfilling leadership roles in early childhood facilities. Prepares you to implement developmentally appropriate curriculum for children from birth to age 10. Gain first-hand experience in a learning environment to create engaging lessons, assess student progress and foster a supportive learning environment for young learners. Completion of the P-5 Education program results in an undergraduate degree as well as a P-5 teaching license.

Prepare for a career in pharmaceutical research, development or analysis, or develop the foundation to continue your studies in a graduate program. Gain hands-on experience through laboratory work and courses that cover topics such as medicinal chemistry, biotechnology techniques and pharmaceutical analysis.

Strengthen your critical thinking skills, analytical reasoning abilities and gain a deeper understanding of ethical dilemmas, logic and complex philosophical concepts to complement a variety of majors. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Gain a comprehensive appreciation of various branches of philosophy, including political philosophy, symbolic logic, philosophy of law, and social and political philosophy. Deepen your studies with the option to participate in the Honors Program, which allows you to engage in independent research projects and take specialized courses.