Enter to Grow in Wisdom

This is education for the real world. Critical thinking. Involved learning. Creative problem-solving.

From your first year forward, you will be challenged to think beyond comfortable boundaries, to explore new ways of knowing, and to learn what you are called to do with your life. A broad liberal arts core curriculum introduces you to subjects you have never thought about and careers you have never considered.

Take your education into your own hands through involved learning opportunities, such as internships, student-faculty research, service, independent study, travel-study, academic clubs. and honor societies. You will graduate with a resume filled with experiences gained both inside and outside the classroom.

See Accreditation and Memberships for information about Huntingdon’s accreditation and academic affiliations.

Academic Affairs

Senior Administrators

Schools

  • The School of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences; Dean: Dr. Kristine Copping The School of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences includes the following departments: Communication Studies, Criminal Justice, and Psychology; Fine Arts; History and Political Science; Language and Literature; and Religion.
  • The School of Applied Sciences, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences; Dean: Dr. William Young  The School of Applied Sciences, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences includes the following departments: Accounting and Business; Biology; Chemistry; Mathematics; and Sport Science and Physical Education.
  • The W. James Samford Jr. School of Graduate and Professional Studies; Dean: Dr. Maureen Kendrick Murphy ’78. The W. James Samford Jr. School includes the Evening Studies Program, the Master of Athletic Training Program, and future graduate programs to be developed.
  • The School of Teacher Education; Dean: Dr. Carolyn Corliss

Academic Departments

Academic Services

Houghton Memorial Library

Thomas and Emma Staton Center for Academic Enrichment

Joyce and Truman Hobbs Honors Program

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