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Dr. Bonnie Belcastro, Dean
The School of Public Affairs is a diverse multidisciplinary unit with programs preparing students for professions in public service and the media. The knowledge, values and critical thinking skills developed in the liberal arts core enable programs to expand and apply that knowledge to specialized fields of study. The School offers programs in Communication, Justice and Applied Forensics, Cyber Crime, Leadership, Legal Studies, Environmental and Occupational Management, Political Science, the Reserve Office Training Corps (ROTC), and Social Work. Graduates of the School's programs are prepared both for professional employment and further study in graduate school.
Mission
The mission of the School of Public Affairs is to provide a high quality
undergraduate education to prepare students to be responsible leaders
and citizens in a democratic society.
