Why Humanities and Social Sciences?
Undergrad Students
- Engage in new research with top faculty
- Studying abroad is encouraged and affordable
- A number of scholarships exist for CHaSS students
- The breadth of programs and majors available
Graduate Students
- Programs are small by design
- Financing your education is easier with fellowships
- Partner with faculty on existing research or develop your own project
- Find sources of collaboration and inspiration at one of the college’s centers, labs, and journals
Events Calendar
28Mon, May 28, 2012
Diversity Council Award (Grant)
Fri, Jun 01, 2012
Wed, Jul 04, 2012
Latest News
Meet USU's Man and Woman of the Year
May 21, 2012
The name Bill E. Robins signifies the best USU has to offer. The annual Robins Awards recognize exceptional students and faculty. Meet this year’s Man of the Year and Woman of the Year Luci Griffiths and Logan Smith - both CHaSS students.
Dean Allen discusses the importance of community on UPR
May 17, 2012
Dean John C. Allen, a rural sociologist, was interviewed yesterday by Utah Public Radio about the importance of community in civil society.
Professor emerita of history writes NYT op-ed
May 16, 2012
Anne M. Butler, a professor emerita of history at Utah State University, authored an op-ed in The New York Times yesterday. Her editorial “Nuns on the Frontier” provides historical context for some of the recent conflicts between Catholic nuns and the church’s all-male priesthood.
Three CHaSS alums honored at graduation
May 03, 2012
Three CHaSS alumni including Quentin L. Cook, Lars P. Hansen, and John R. Miller will receive honorary doctorates at USU's 125th graduation ceremony May 5.
