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 The College of Arts and Sciences serves as the intellectual core of the university, offering study in fine and performing arts, humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, and social sciences. We offer 45 undergraduate majors and minors, a self-designed major program, and six graduate degree programs. The College of Arts and Sciences is large and diverse with more than
3,100 undergraduate majors and 300 graduate students. But our class sizes are small and faculty members are actively engaged with their students. Our students routinely participate in faculty research projects, internships, artistic endeavors, service learning projects, and study abroad programs.
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HTY 394 - History of Modern Egypt, new
course to be offered by USM
President Selma Botman in spring 2009,
Wednesdays 700-930 p.m., President’s house, Gorham,
enrollment limit: 15 students
The Kate Cheney Chappell
Center for Book Arts at USM launches its first exhibition from
Monday, January 26 to Thursday, March 19. The exhibition, “Turning
Pages,” will be on display in the 7th Floor Reading Room of the Glickman
Family Library in Portland and will showcase the works by 50 former USM
students, all practicing book artists. The exhibit is free and open to
the public during library hours.
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