A Certificate of Gerontology may be obtained through the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. It provides a series of practical how-to courses for emerging firms, sponsors seminars and special events, conducts research and provides publication networking and professional services. New applications in biology, chemistry, mathematics, engineering, medicine and industry are being explored. The Army Reserve Officers Training Corps Ranger Battalion has twice been the recipient of the MacArthur Award as the best overall ROTC battalion in the nation. A four-year program in leadership and management taught by the Department of Military Science, ROTC can be included in any degree program.
Strong emphasis is placed on small groups and augmented with hands-on training.
The U.S. Army award ROTC two and three-year scholarships annually, and other forms of financial aid are available. The Division of Continuing Education offers education opportunities in response to needs for off-campus instruction, lifelong learning, professional development and personal growth. Each year, Continuing Education conducts more than 350 courses. Offerings include both academic credit as well as noncredit courses and certificate programs. Many provide professional growth and development experiences for those who have completed their formal studies.