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CCWU is no longer accepting students into the School of Arts & Sciences. This policy does not affect currently enrolled Arts & Sciences students. They will continue with their academic programs right through graduation. If you have any questions, please contact Dean Lichtenberg. Her email is deanlichtenberg@ccwu.edu School of Arts and SciencesColumbia Commonwealth University's School of Arts & Sciences is structured to provide its students with the benefits of a traditional liberal arts education with the added benefit of a more integrated, holistic framework. |
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Within this framework the School ensures that all its students gain the
tools of critical thinking and exacting analysis to prepare them for personal
growth and professional success. While the curriculum is flexible and
broad, it also allows students to focus their learning environment and
tailor their coursework to reflect their own particular passions. Please
take the time to explore the Arts & Sciences curriculum pages in the
catalogue (click on the link below). Then let me know how I, Dean of Arts
& Sciences, can help you. -Naomi Lichtenberg, Ph.D.
Featured Alumni
Sharonah Fredrick Frederick's Thesis, "Maya Civilization and the Spanish Conquest: Skepticism And Rebellion: Doubting God’s Word" Dr. Fredrick is an anthropologist, researcher, and translator who works fluently in Spanish, English, Portuguese, Hebrew, and Arabic. She has traveled widely in South America, Britain, Ireland, Israel, Australia, and the United States and lectured on subjects including cross-culturalism, Judeo-Spanish history, pre-Columbian philosophy in the Americas, and the impact of globalization on developing and industrialized societies. In addition to the Ph.D. from CCWU, she has a BA from the University of Buffalo and an MA from the University of Tel Aviv. She also has a special degree in Spanish language and culture from the Eurocentre Institutes in Barcelona and Madrid.
Michael Wagner, M.S., P.A. Wagner's Thesis, "Stability of Drugs of Abuse in Biological Specimens" Mr. Wagner is a forensic toxicologist and court expert in forensic toxicology. In addition to the MS from CCWU he obtained a BA and BS from Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, in Math and Chemistry and a Physician Assistant degree in Europe. He is a member of the Society of Forensic Toxicologists and a member of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences where he is on the board of the Drugs and Driving commitee. He presented his thesis research at the AAFS meeting in Atlanta in 2002.
Philip I. Moynihan Moynihan's Thesis, "Synthetic Sentience: The Emergence Of Computer Awareness Through Evolving Complexity In Nanotechnology" "This thesis hypothesizes that macrosystems composed of a vast number of self-assembled nanoelectronic structures will come to possess a state of complexity sufficient to lead to an emerging sentience. One could expect these nanostructures to be made up of countless single-electron transistors responsive to quantum effects designed so that they produce self-organizing quantum-coherent states. There is strong evidence that an ordered decoherence of tens of milliseconds will produce consciousness...." | |
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