Students are invited to the College of Arts and Sciences' first-ever CAS Open House, which will take place February 16 and 17.
This new event offers a relaxed, low‑pressure opportunity to stop by CAS faculty offices, ask questions, explore academic programs, and learn more about upcoming courses. It’s also a great way to meet and build connections with the nearly 100 participating faculty members — plus, we’ll have snacks and swag!
Faculty offices across campus will be open for visits. If you’d like to meet with a specific faculty member, please confirm their office location in advance by clicking their name below (or by referring to the office numbers listed for select faculty). Printed maps will also be available in the lobbies of Heritage Hall and University Hall during Open House hours.
Schedule and Participating Faculty
Monday, February 16, 2:00–3:30 p.m.
African American Studies
Art and Art History
Biology
Computer Science
Dr. Amber Wagner, University Hall 4163
Criminal Justice
English
History
Institute for Human Rights
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Psychology
Sociology
World Languages and Literatures
Dr. Maury Young Bruhn, University Hall 3110
Tuesday, February 17, 12:30–2:00 p.m.
Dean Kecia M. Thomas, Heritage Hall 560
African American Studies
Communication Studies
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
English
History
Mathematics
Psychology
Dr. Rajesh Kana, Campbell Hall 452C
Sociology
Theatre
World Languages and Literatures
Dr. Maury Young Bruhn, University Hall 3110
Tuesday, February 17, 2:00–3:30 p.m.
African American Studies
Art and Art History
Communication Studies
Computer Science
English
History
Mathematics
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science and Public Administration
Psychology
Dr. Shane Pitts, Campbell Hall 415M
Social Work
Prof. Quachetta Jones, University Hall, 3137
Dr. Tommie L Watkins, Jr., University Hall 3146
Sociology
Theatre
World Languages and Literatures
Dr. Maury Young Bruhn, University Hall 3110
