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Welcome to the School of Humanities and Sciences. As the liberal arts core of Ithaca College, we provide students with a transformative educational experience which combines rigorous academic study with opportunities to apply knowledge in real-world settings. We are deeply committed to fostering creative expression and critical thinking ...
The School of Humanities and Sciences strives to advance the study and practice of the liberal arts as the dynamic core of our comprehensive college. We foster creative expression and critical thinking, support collaboration among disciplines and between faculty and students, and integrate scholastic excellence, disciplinary training, and civic ...
The H&S Dean's office is located on the 3rd floor of Job Hall. You may contact the office by calling (607) 274-3102 or by emailing hsdean@ithaca.edu. The School of Humanities and Sciences dean's office is the administrative home of the dean, the associate deans, and administrative staff. Position descriptions for dean's office staff are listed ...
Learn to think deeply and consider the most pressing issues of our time in the School of Humanities and Sciences—known across campus as H&S. Develop critical thinking skills within and beyond your major that you can transfer into any profession. Master the ability to write, communicate, and collaborate effectively.
In H&S, you are empowered to cultivate curiosity and to explore across the arts, humanities, social science, and STEM-related fields. Send a meeting request, today, to start your journey. Get to Know H&S Faculty & Staff Directory by Department Find contact information for faculty & staff through department & unit directories.
View scholarship opportunities for School of Humanities and Sciences students. Loading... 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850 (607) 274-3011
Scholarships cover the cost of tuition, fees, books, and room and board up to a maximum of $7,500 per year. Four awards are given annually to graduating seniors who matriculated at Ithaca College in their freshman year and who have achieved the highest GPA in their discipline (Fine Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and Social ...
