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The College of Arts and Sciences is home to 15 departments offering a broad range of majors and minors in the humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and visual and performing arts. In addition, Arts and Sciences administers the Core Curriculum, which enables all undergraduate students to gain the foundational knowledge and intellectual skills that promote lifelong learning and meaningful personal and professional success. As passionate teachers, dedicated mentors, and accomplished scholars and performers, Arts and Sciences faculty provide students with a rigorous and transformative liberal arts education in the Jesuit tradition. In the College of Arts and Sciences, faculty and staff work together to give every Le Moyne student opportunities to excel academically and develop as leaders who are prepared to engage in ethical social change in an increasingly diverse, globally connected world. Through courses, study abroad experiences, on-campus lectures, readings, workshops, and performances, internships, student clubs, and more, the College of Arts and Sciences offers students the chance to discover their intellectual interests and pursue their professional aspirations. I invite you to explore our website to learn more about
our undergraduate majors and minors
our graduate program in Arts Administration
the Core Curriculum
the Integral Honors Program
our 3+3 law school pathways
our accomplished faculty
the enduring value of the Liberal Arts
the values and heritage of Jesuit education
Thank you for your interest in the College of Arts and Sciences. Please be sure to contact this office if I can be of any assistance.
Jim Hannan, Ph.D. Interim Dean
Le Moyne College’s Class of 2019 is ready to set the world on fire! Plans for grad school include the University of Virginia School of Law, Skoltech Institute of Science and Technology in Moscow, SUNY Upstate School of Medicine, Kingston University London and Teacher’s College at Columbia University. Many will be entering the workforce, as a clinical research associate at Quadrant Biosciences, a digital campaign manager at SpinCar, a teaching fellow at an underserved school in New York City, a financial analyst at Ayco Goldman Sachs, a technology consultant at IBM and an operations analyst at BNY Mellon. These Dolphins are ready to leave The Heights and build lives rooted in meaning and success.
There is something in the methodical nature of science that has always appealed to Ashley Loeven ’18. Loeven loves the challenge of finding a gap in knowledge, then posing a question, formulating a hypothesis, and testing that theory in order to reach a sound conclusion.
Grace Babcock ’18 is a member of the Millennial Generation, born and bred in the digital age. She is also an English major concentrating in literature who has studied the works of 19th century poets including Longfellow, Thoreau and Dickinson.
As an economist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Jennifer Raynor '05 explores the relationships between commercial and recreational fishing, ecological and regulatory changes, the local economy, and the vitality of the environment and community.
Dr. Julie Grossman drew inspiration from a trip to the Bologna Film Festival to find a new way to immerse her students in the world of cinema.
What do a NASA astronaut, Tony Award-nominated actor and the color commentator of the Chicago Cubs have in common? Le Moyne. All earned their degrees at the College. Learn how their experiences while at Le Moyne provided the direction, inspiration, knowledge and moral compass that, to this day, guide some of the College's most successful alums.
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Le Moyne College has partnered with Syracuse University’s iSchool to offer our students an opportunity to earn a master’s degree in a reduced time frame and at a reduced cost. The Fast Track partnership enables qualified students to complete graduate coursework in the summer before and then during their senior year of undergraduate study. This time frame allows students to earn their master’s degree within one year after graduation from Le Moyne College. The Fast Track also offers students the option to enter the workforce after graduating from Le Moyne and to complete their master’s degree online and part-time. Fast Track opportunities are available in the following areas:
Applications are strongly recommended by February 1st (and due by May 1st) of junior year at Le Moyne College. For more information, please visit
http://ischool.syr.edu/fasttrack.
As the opportunity above illustrates, Le Moyne College has established partnerships with some of the nation's most highly respected graduate programs in fields where the demand for thoughtful, reflective and ethical leaders is greatest. You will have the opportunity to augment your undergraduate degree with an advanced one, further enhancing the technical skills you developed on The Heights and better preparing yourself for a career rooted in meaning and success. Interested? Learn more here.
Le Moyne has become a key player within the regional business and educational arenas through activities associated with the College’s Centers of Excellence.
Fall 2020 Reopening We look forward to welcoming the Le Moyne community Back Home to the Heights! Learn More
Why Study the Liberal Arts? Le Moyne graduates leave here with a strong intellectual capacity, a tolerance of ambiguity and the ethical foundation to succeed professionally and to thrive personally–all of which is our mission, and our privilege. Learn more about the liberal arts
Zihao Xu '18 is not a photographer. He is a storyteller with a camera and a remarkable eye -- and distinct ability to capture a decisive moment. A native of Chengdu, China, Zihao recently shared images from his hometown in a show at the W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts.
Commencement Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Highlights
College of Arts & Sciences Visit the Office of the Dean in Grewen Hall 308, call us at (315) 445-4310, or send a message to artssciences@lemoyne.edu. Our Team
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