Physical Description: 9 Folders (Box 21)
Physical Location:
Related Materials:
For materials on the
Lee College (1982-), see Box 19.
Physical Location:
Related Materials:
For materials on the
The Catalyst (1996-1999), see Box 19.
Scope and Content Note
The records in this series contain materials related to the College of Arts and Sciences. Subseries include
Brochures, Promotional Videos, Office of Student Affairs, Events, Sid B. Levine Service Learning Program, Bioethics Program,
Cymbals, Yearbooks, and Faculty.
Biography/Organization History
Historical Note:
The College of Arts and Sciences, originally founded as Lee College in 1982, ably integrates the study of Jewish and world
civilizations into its core curriculum to provide students with a global understanding of the world.
Combining comprehensive instruction in the humanities and social sciences, the College offers majors in Bioethics and Natural
Sciences, Business, Globalization and Human Development, Liberal Studies, Literature, Communication & Media, Intergroup Relations
and Conflict, International Security, Israel and the Middle East: Politics and Policy, Jewish Studies, Political Science,
Psychology, US Law and Public Policy, and Individualized Majors. Small, intimate classroom settings enable students to gain
a firm grounding in these disciplines and to intensely pursue their intellectual passions.
The College’s Service Learning Program, an integral part of the undergraduate curriculum, instills in students a deep appreciation
for civic participation. Through active, long term involvement with a service organization in the region, students come to
understand that community outreach is a commitment that should last a lifetime.