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Apr 04, 2025
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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
College of Arts and Sciences
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Dean: Dianne L. Oliver, Ph.D.
Associate Dean: C. Yousuf George, Ph.D.
The College of Arts and Sciences at Nazareth College includes 13 departments and over 40 individual and interdisciplinary undergraduate majors in the visual and performing arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and mathematics, as well as five master’s programs. The Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue is located within this College, as are the Center for Public History and the Honors Program.
Faculty and students in the College of Arts and Sciences are engaged both in these focused major programs, and also with an innovative undergraduate core curriculum. Through teaching, research and creative work, faculty foster an environment where students explore questions enduring to the human condition, and gain skills and knowledge that prepare them to live and work across a lifetime. Students develop the habits of mind of thoughtful, adaptable, creative and productive human beings.
College of Arts and Sciences’ students prepare for future professional and personal success by stretching their intellectual boundaries on campus and off. They may take classes in a wide array of areas from Public History to Music Pedagogy, from Religious Studies to Math, from Biochemistry to Studio Art, and from Theatre to Sociology. Applying this learning in internships, performances, and service settings, as well as through a rich array of opportunities to study abroad, they develop global and cultural competency–a broad understanding of the world in which they live in all of its dimensions.
Students learn to read closely, think effectively from problem to solution, and to write for multiple audiences, situations and purposes. When they leave Nazareth, students from the College of Arts and Sciences are professionals in the best sense of the word: scientists, historians, communicators, artists, musicians, performers, mathematicians, therapists, anthropologists, psychologists, educators, and citizens imbued with an understanding of interfaith traditions and with the skills to work, to live and to serve.
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Art
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Biology
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Biomedical Sciences
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Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Community Youth Development
English and Communication
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Foreign Languages and Literatures
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History and Political Science
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Honors Program
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International and Global Studies
Mathematics
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Music
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Peace and Justice
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Philosophy
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Psychology
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Religious Studies
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- • RES 201G - PII Hinduism Practiced: Yoga, Devotion and Emotion
- • RES 210 - PII Judaism from Abraham to Afterlife
- • RES 217 - Accounting for Genocide: Religious Dilemmas and Ethical Questions
- • RES 217 - Accounting for Genocide: Religious Dilemmas and Ethical Questions
- • RES 220G - PII Religions of China
- • RES 230G - PII Buddhism
- • RES 242 - PII Christianity Past and Present
- • RES 246 - PII The Church and Its Music Through The Ages
- • RES 250G - PII Islam & Global Issues
- • RES 306G - PII Women and Goddesses in India
- • RES 307G - Religious Pluralism in Practice: Kerala, India
- • RES 311 - PII Judaism: Theological Questions and Sacred Texts
- • RES 323G - Classic Texts of Chinese Religions Zen
- • RES 324G - PII Chinese Religion Performance
- • RES 340 - PII Jesus Across Religions and Cultures
- • RES 341 - PII Merton: Mystic and Prophet
- • RES 342 - PII Matthew, Mark and Luke: Synoptic Gospels
- • RES 344 - PII The Church and Its Art Through the Ages
- • RES 345 - PII Catholicism Today: Pope Francis, The Church and the World.
- • RES 346 - PII Word and Sacrament
- • RES 347 - PII Women and Christianity
- • RES 351G - PII Qur’an Unveiled: Social Justice, Women, and Nature
- • RES 352G - PII Love and Beauty in Mystical Islam
- • RES 360 - PII Interfaith Studies and Dialogue: Theory and Practice
- • RES 362G - PII Walking in the Footsteps of the Prophets: Discovering Your Spiritual Roots in the Holy Land
- • RES 363 - PII Religion in America
- • RES 364G - PII Religion and Ritual in Africa
- • RES 365G - PII Love, Sex, & the Body in World Religions
- • RES 366 - PII Meaning of Death
- • RES 367 - PII Globalization, Inclusivity and Dialogue: Experiential Learning
- • RES 369 - PII In the Beginning
- • RES 369 - PII In the Beginning
- • RES 369 - PII In the Beginning
- • RES 369 - PII In the Beginning
- • RES 370 - PII The End Times
- • RES 371 - PII Introducing the Bible
- • RES 372 - PII People at Prayer
- • RES 373 - Secrets of the Sages: The Hidden Literature of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam
- • RES 375 - Job’s Dilemma and Ours
- • RES 376 - Religion and Healing: Global Perspectives
- • RES 377G - PII Mysticism and Spirits: Altered States Across Cultures
- • RES 378 - PII Spiritual Autobiography
- • RES 379 - PII The Inner Search for God
- • RES 381 - PII Peace and Justice
- • RES 382 - PII Living Well: Ethics in the World’s Religions
- • RES 383G - PII War and Peace in World Religions
- • RES 384 - PII Encountering Evil: Responses from World Religions
- • RES 385 - PII Liberation Movements: Empowerment, Solidarity, and Praxis
- • RES 386 - PII Malcolm and Martin: A Study of the American Civil Rights Movement
- • RES 387 - PII Auschwitz and After: Religious Questions and Ethical Dilemmas
- • RES 388 - PII Christian Ethics: Stories of Virtue and Violence
- • RES 389 - PII The Holocaust and Italy: Fascism, Resistance & Rescue
- • RES 390 - PII Ethics of the Professions
- • RES 391 - PII Biomedical Ethics
- • RES 393 - PII Philosophy of Religion
- • RES 394 - PII Sociology of Religion
- • RES 395 - PII Religion and Science
- • RES 396 - Religion and Politics
- • RES 399 - Junior-Senior Seminar in Religious Studies
- • RES 401 - Special Topics in Religious Studies
- • RES 483 - Religious Studies Internship I
- • RES 484 - Religious Studies Internship II
- • RES 485 - Independent Study
- • RES 486 - Independent Study
- • RES 499 - Religious Studies Comprehensive
- • RES.Q 101 - Exploring Religion
Sociology and Anthropology
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Theatre and Dance
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Women and Gender Studies
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Science (courses only)
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