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72 Southeastern Oklahoma State University Mission School of Arts and Sciences The mission of the School of Arts and Sciences is to provide students with the knowledge and skills for both professional success and personal fulfillment. In an era of increased educational specialization, the faculty recognizes the essential nature of a broad foundation in the arts and sciences to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world. An appreciation for all that is enduring in human civilization and the ability to communicate well are vital to one’s capacity to think both globally and critically, respond creatively, and thrive in the twenty-first century. A respect for intellectual and cultural diversity and an appreciation for the aesthetic values of life prepare one for a lifetime of learning, intellectual growth, and personal enrichment. Purpose The eight departments of the School of Arts and Sciences are biological sciences; chemistry, computer science and physical science; art, communication and theatre; English, humanities, and languages; mathematics; music; occupational safety and health; and social sciences. The School seeks to develop citizens well equipped to assume leadership roles in the community and the world. Focusing considerable attention upon the development of future educators, the School also endeavors to produce graduates well-prepared for success in graduate school, professional school, and a wide variety of careers. Specifically, the goals of the School are to help students • develop an inquiring attitude; • recognize, cherish, and stimulate critical and creative thought; • become skilled in speaking, reading, and writing; • identify and preserve the highest values of human beings through exploration of the record of the past in all areas of the sciences and humanities; • develop awareness of and appreciation for diverse cultures; • advocate freedom of thought; • develop aesthetic appreciation of the achievements of the arts; • distinguish between taste and judgment; • participate knowledgeably in the institutions of society; • accept opportunity and responsibility. Program Process The faculty who provide the programs within the School of Arts and Sciences are dedicated to teaching with integrity by employing sound methods supported by appropriate course study material. The faculty’s dedication to the teaching profession and to society is evident in their participation in professional organizations. They are involved in many aspects of both the campus and off-campus communities. The School takes great pride in the involvement of its faculty with student organizations and activities. The School provides enrichment beyond the classroom such as performances from visiting artists, presentations by visiting scientists, guest lecturers, arranged tours and field trips, speech and debate tournaments, and professional meetings. The Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival, a theatre company recognized throughout the state for its excellence, is housed on the campus and complements fine arts programs in the School. DEPARTMENTS AND DEGREE PROGRAMS Department of Art, Communication and Theatre Art (B.A.) Art Education (B.S.) Graphic Design and Visual Media (B.S.) Communication (B.A.) -Media Studies -Organizational/Strategic Communication Theatre (B.A.) -Acting/Directing -Musical Theatre -Technical Theatre Design -Theatre Management Promotion Department of Biological Sciences Biology (B.S.) -Biological Health Sciences -Botany -Medical Sciences (Interdisciplinary Double Major) -Zoology Biotechnology (B.S.) Fisheries and Wildlife (B.S.) Science Education (B.S.) Department of Chemistry, Computer, and Physical Sciences Biotechnology (B.S.) Chemistry (B.S.) -Chemistry (major) -Chemistry (major/minor) -Medical Sciences (Interdisciplinary Double Major) Computer Information Systems (B.S.) Computer Science (B.S.) Science Education (B.S.)
Department of English, Humanities, and Languages English (B.A.) English Education (B.A.) Spanish (B.A.) Spanish Education (B.A.) Department of Mathematics Mathematics (B.S.) Mathematics Education (B.S.) Department of Music Music (B.A.) Music (B.M.) -Instrumental Performance -Voice Performance -Keyboard Performance Music Education (B.M.E.) -Instrumental -Vocal -Piano/Vocal Department of Occupational Safety and Health Occupational Safety and Health (B.S.) Department of Social Sciences History (B.A.) Political Science (B.A.) Social Studies Education (B.A.) School of Arts and Sciences 73 ART, COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE Mr. Dell McLain, Chair; Dr. Aaron Adair; Dr. Gleny Beach; Dr. Lacinda Brese; Mrs. Riley Coker; Ms. Kathleen Hardgrove; Ms. Jennifer Maple; Dr. Shannon K. McCraw; Mr. Jack A. Ousey. The Department of Art, Communication and Theatre offers dynamic academic instruction and a wide variety of activities that support the student’s growth in the visual art, communication and theatre disciplines. Within the art program students may choose from three options: Art Education, Studio Art, or Graphic Design and Visual Medial. In the communication program, students may choose from one of two options: Media Studies or Organizational and Strategic communication. In theatre, students may choose from four options: Acting/Directing, Musical Theatre, Technical Theatre Design, or Theatre Management/ Promotion. In all degree programs the faculty within that program act as advisors to students, ensuring personal attention in curricular and career development. The Department provides activities available to all university students, including exhibits at the Centre Gallery, a speech and debate team, The Southeastern newspaper (and its Web site, www.SE.edu/thesoutheastern). The Savage Storm digital yearbook, KSSU radio station (FM 91.9), Theatre at Southeastern, Chorvettes Stageworks Company, and the Sparks Dance Company. The Department also offers several chapters of organizations in which students may participate: Lambda Pi Eta (communication), National Broadcasting Soci ety, Alpha Epsilon Rho (broadcasting), Pi Kappa Delta (speech and debate) and the Alpha Psi Omega (theatre). Art The Art Program offers degree plans designed to prepare graduates for a diversity of placement opportunities. The Bachelor of Science in Art Education provides train ing for students in preparation for teacher certification and a career in art education, or continued development in graduate school. The Bachelor of Art in Art, with a studio emphasis prepares students with knowledge and skills in visual art preparing students to pursue studio art professions or advanced study. The Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design and Visual Media degree provides students with the design knowledge and coursework in utilizing graphic software tools necessary for a career in one of the many exciting fields of graphic design, or continuation to graduate school in the same field of study. Communication The mission of the communication program is to challenge students to develop and enhance oral and written communication skills, research competence, and media production skills. The communication program equips students with theoretical, critical, and practical knowledge to prepare students for entry into graduate school, professional school, and the workforce.
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