Mission and Values
The College of Arts & Sciences is the foundation upon which all Baylor students' educational experiences build. Skills in critical thinking, problem solving and oral and written communication are informed by introductory courses such as religion, literature, the arts, science, history and politics.
The College values:
- The community of learning between professors and students.
- A culture of discovery and application of knowledge in both traditional and emerging areas of study.
- The commitment to civil society and the Christian values that undergird the academic community at Baylor.
- An interdisciplinary mindset that acknowledges the
"interconnectedness" of all the fields and professions represented in
the College as well as understanding that the whole is greater than the
sum of the parts.
- Service learning, experiential learning and undergraduate research.
- An awareness of the global community in which the university exists and striving to connect the classroom to the world.
Arts and Humanities | Chair |
Art | Prof. Mark Anderson |
Classics | Dr. Daniel Nodes |
English | Dr. Dianna Vitanza |
History | Dr. Kimberly Kellison (interim chair) |
Modern Languages and Cultures | Dr. Heidi Bostic |
Philosophy | Dr. Michael Beaty |
Political Science | Dr. David Clinton |
Religion | Dr. William Bellinger |
Theatre Arts | Dr. Stan Denman |
Natural Sciences | Chair |
Biology | Dr. Robert Doyle |
Chemistry and Biochemistry | Dr. Patrick Farmer |
Environmental Science | Dr. George Cobb |
Geology | Dr. Stacy Atchley |
Mathematics | Dr. Lance Littlejohn |
Physics | Dr. Dwight Russell (acting chair fall 2014) |
Psychology and Neuroscience | Dr. Jaime Diaz-Granados |
Statistical Science | Dr. Jack Tubbs |
Social and Behavioral Sciences | Chair |
Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) | Col. James Parsons |
Anthropology | Dr. Sara Alexander |
Communication | Dr. David Schlueter |
Journalism, Public Relations and New Media | Dr. Sara Stone |
Military Science (Army ROTC) | Capt Harold Hamblet |
Museum Studies | Dr. Kenneth Hafertepe |
Sociology | Dr. Charles Tolbert |
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