College of Arts and Sciences
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Why? They're not content simply to witness history. They're driven to make the world healthier, more hopeful and more human. Thanks to a powerful blend of top-tier research, stellar faculty, customizable academics and experiential learning, A&S | Maxwell students are ready for nearly anything. Plus, personalized academic and career advising, access to a robust A&S alumni network and exclusive credentials like Edge certification all help students transition seamlessly from campus to life after graduation.
With unbounded opportunity to parlay academic interests into real-world problem-solving, they're not just prepared for the future. They own it.
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Current A&S News
After leading A&S for eight years, Dean and Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Karin Ruhlandt will conclude her tenure this summer. Current Associate Dean Lois Agnew, professor of writing and rhetoric, will serve as A&S’ interim dean.
Diversifying Science: The Departments of Biology and EES team up on diversity and engagement initiatives.
An A&S Record: Five faculty members have received National Science Foundation CAREER awards.
Investing in the Bedrock of Discovery: The Kathy and Stan Walters Endowed Professorship for Quantum Science will create a new faculty position in the Department of Physics.
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A&S By The Numbers
50+ majors
in the natural sciences, mathematics, humanities, and social sciences
360
outstanding faculty members
R1
designation recognizing "very high research activity"
150
years of making the world healthier, hopeful, and more human
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