Our goal at the College of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences is to engage students early in their college career to participate in meaningful, practical experiences that enrich learning.
Research co-operative education is a strong component of a student’s experience and offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral students the chance to work side-by-side with leading research professors and professionals in all areas of research. Some highlights of our students research is below:
The Emerging Scholars Program matches qualified rising juniors and seniors in the College of Fine Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences with an experienced faculty partner to participate in cutting edge research. The Center for Women & Work partners with FAHSS, read more.
Hannah Daly researched the opioid crisis with one professor and the alt-right with another. She’s already published the results of a public opinion survey she helped design, and now she wants to use her research skills to influence public policy on behalf of women.
Kyleigh Clark-Moorman is interested in how best to prepare inmates to rejoin their communities. She’s gotten a broad range of research and teaching experiences in the doctoral program in criminology.
Rianna Grissom does research on how stereotypes and prejudices affect biracial and multiracial people.
