The college also provides professional services, such as economic impact reports and telephone surveys, to the northeast region as well as other parts of the state. Faculty are actively engaged in theoretical as well as applied research. Most classes are small and students often have the opportunity to work with their professors outside class. The college offers degrees in anthropology, child development, economics, geography, health and community service, political science, psychology, sociology, and social work.
Students choose internship experiences from local, state, national, and international settings.
Student clubs and organizations support most majors. Students choose internship experiences from local, state, national, and international settings. Student clubs and organizations support most majors.