The departments of art, communication, music, psychology, and theater offer a variety of courses. History courses include the study of post-Civil War America and a variety of courses on the world scene. Among the Department of Politics' offerings are an introduction to international and political philosophy. Courses in English include general surveys of British and American writers, and one upper division course each term. Additional courses in translation are available in foreign literature.
Education offers a geography study tour in Europe.
The Department of Sociology offers courses in marriage and the family, social problems, as well as introductory courses. For students interested in religion and philosophy, there are basic courses in philosophy, the Bible, and world religions. On the graduate level, courses are offered leading to the master of arts degree in education, English, liberal studies, mathematics, and psychology. In education particularly, there is a spectrum of graduate courses for teachers interested in beginning or continuing work on the master of arts in education degree. Fields of specialization are counseling and psychometry, as well as the major teaching areas.