Academics The College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts is committed to the pursuit of excellence in academic and artistic endeavors that address quality of life, both now and in the future. The College is composed of 11 departments and schools that provide undergraduate and graduate education in communication, creative expression, human development and performance, and public sector management. Numerous partnerships built by faculty and staff between the campus and community result in research, community service and internship opportunities that enhance the educational experience of students, preparing them for professional careers in a wide variety of fields. Fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, embracing cultural diversity and applying new technologies to the academic setting are fundamental principles of the College's academic programs. The campus Air Force ROTC program offers a commissioning program as well as an academic minor.
Scholarships ranging from four years to two years are available to eligible students.
Coursework includes classes in international relations, military law, management, leadership principles, Air Force history, communication skills, and drill and ceremonies. The School also offers B.A. and M.A. degrees in Art History and a program of study in preparation for the single-subject credential in Art. The School houses the University Gallery, which features work by national and international artists. Exhibitions of undergraduate and graduate work rotate weekly in the Everett Gee Jackson and Flor y Canto Galleries. Additionally, the School offers students opportunities to work with various visiting artists each year.