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College of Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Arts
Dean: Gerry Riposa
Associate Dean: Mark Wiley
Director, Facilities Planning and Technology: Mike Blazey
Development Officer: Keven Crave
Administrative Services Manager: Terie Bostic
Director, Learning Alliance; Bron Pellissier
Coordinator, Student Life and Development: Anna Nazarian (562) 985-4181
College Secretary: Myriam Joseph
Educational Policy/Curriculum Coordinator: Cherie Dougan
Fiscal Coordinator: Dorothy Rypka
Public Relations: Pat Zaid
College Office: McIntosh Humanities Building, Room 209
Telephone: (562) 985-5381
FAX: (562) 985-2463
Credential Advisors
Japanese - Dr. Hsin-Sheng C. Kao (985-7530)
Social Science - Dr. Arlene Lazarowitz (985-4423)
English - Kathleen DiVito (985-4220)
French, German, Spanish - Dr. Griselda Sasayama (985-4319)
Latin - Dr. Elaine Wida - (985-8660)
Introduction
The College of Liberal Arts provides courses in the
Humanities and Social Sciences for all university
students, as well as for majors in its disciplines. The College is also responsible for much of the General Education required of all students and provides professional training in Journalism. Through the Liberal Arts, students acquire a fundamental understanding of social and individual behavior and of cultures and belief systems in the past and present. Communication, verbal and written, in English and other languages, and across cultures, is a fundamental emphasis throughout the curriculum. Liberal Arts disciplines also emphasize the acquisition and analysis of information and its use to understand and to help resolve complex social problems. The College of Liberal Arts is the center of the university’s commitment to developing greater knowledge and understanding of international and multicultural issues in the contemporary world.
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