College of Arts and Sciences
Through lecture, laboratory, and clinical settings, we prepare students to pursue.
College of Arts and Sciences (CoAS)
The College of Arts and Sciences' goal is to help students better understand the world and the complexities of today's society, be aware of moral, ethical, and social issues, be prepared to exercise intellectual leadership and engage in scientific inquiry.
Students will explore fundamental approaches to acquiring and interpreting knowledge through an introduction to current and historical thought in the humanities and the natural, physical, and social sciences. They will engage in undergraduate research projects that enrich their educational experience, transform them into thoughtful, critical thinkers, and give them a competitive advantage after graduation.
The college delivers advanced training and qualifications in various fields, preparing students to pursue advanced study, perform successfully in their careers, and become responsible citizens in a democratic society.
CoAS Programs
Just like watching the detectives ...
Norwich CSI Experience
The detective work was part of the third iteration of Norwich’s CSI Experience — an interdisciplinary, interactive universitywide event involving critical thinking, teamwork and mentorship.
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Lea M. Williams
Position(s):
- Senior Associate Provost
- Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (CoAS)
- Professor
Arts and Sciences Related News
Norwich University Announces New Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences
Dr. Karen Gaines, Norwich University Provost and Dean of the Faculty, announces the selection of Dr. Marvin Lutnesky as the new Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.
Dr. Sarah Gallant Finds Innovative Uses for Technology in the Classroom
Transforming Chemistry Education with Technology: iPads and OneNote in Action
Supporting a Seamless Transition from High School Through College to Boost Participation in the STEM Workforce
Thanks to the generous $2,000,000 continuing grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Norwich will help to remove the financial barriers often limiting academic opportunities for highly qualified undergraduates interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).