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LETTERS, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
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Calling all innovators, high-achievers and scholars—change the game when it comes to your college education. The College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences offers an upgraded Eastern Experience, with innovative and creative coursework, a tight-knit community and one-of-a-kind opportunities.
PROGRAMS OFFERED • Animal Studies • Anthropology • Art and Design (B.S. or B.F.A.) • Broadcast and Electronic Media • Communication Studies • English • English Teaching • English and History Teaching • Globalization and International Affairs • History • History Teaching • Music • Paralegal Science • Philosophy • Political Science • Psychology • Public Relations • Social Work • Sociology • Spanish FULL PROGRAMS • Spanish Teaching
FACTS ABOUT CLASS • Students can take advantage of the many opportunities for cultural and professional development at the Bobby Verdugo and Yolo Ríos Bilingual Peer Mentor and Tutoring Center. • The Anthropology and Animal Studies students will often take a course with the students where they go to the Primate Field School in Florida to study lemur behavior. • The English Department placed 100% of its 2022 English and History Teaching graduates into full-time positions within at least three months of their graduation. • Our Art and Design graduates are employed at Disney, Bullhorn Creative, Social Fly, Google and numerous other companies. • Our Colonels at the Capitol Internship Program places students with a Kentucky legislator as they serve in the General Assembly during the spring semester. • Our students in History, Philosophy, and Sociology engage in innovative research, working closely with our esteemed faculty experts.
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