Behavioral Sciences
The Behavioral Sciences Department's multi-disciplinary character, grounded in a liberal arts perspective, offers unique opportunities to the student of human behavior. Training in a student's particular major and secondary area of focus provide a firm foundation for graduate work and employment in a wide range of occupations including human services, law enforcement, business, management, and government service.
Bachelors Degree
Cultural and Geospatial Studies
Psychology
Rehabilitation Science
Sociology
Associates Degree
Criminal Justice
Ozark-Ouachita StudiesMinors
Master of Science Degree
Beyond the Classroom
The department also provides opportunities for experiential learning beyond the classroom, these include research activities with faculty, internships, and participation in our numerous student groups. These opportunities provide students a chance to gain real work experience. On campus, the department houses several facilities which include:
- A computer lab
- A resource library that is available to students and agency personnel
- Heritage seek bank
- Food recovery program
- Campus food pantry
