-incl. Geography,
Geology, & Physics*
*denotes non-degree programs
Teaching Innovations
& Assessment Fund
Research & Creative
Activities Fund
CAES Emergency Operations Plan
Contact:
Office of the Dean
College of Arts,
Education, and Sciences
Walker Hall 1-45
700 University Ave
318-342-1235
FAX:318-342-1240
We offer the skills and knowledge you need for some of the most rewarding careers in the world.
We are a vital part of the university, serving students across a broad spectrum of disciplines and offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs at every level. In the College of Arts, Education, and Sciences, we are dedicated to the unique success and academic excellence of each and every student who walks through our doors.
We are made up of four academic units: the School of Education, dedicated to the preparation of outstanding teachers; the School of Humanities, studying the nuance and significance of history, languages, and communication; the School of Sciences, searching for solutions to problems in the natural world; and the School of Visual and Performing Arts, where vibrant performances and artwork challenge and inspire us.
Our outstanding faculty and staff offer a supportive learning environment dedicated to preparing highly qualified professionals to meet the workforce demands of the community, the region and beyond.
A recent paper published in the National Weather Association's "Journal of Operational Meteorology" by the University of Louisiana Monroe analyzed the impact of tornados that formed on April 12, 2020, in Monroe.
The University of Louisiana Monroe Sound of Today Marching Band, led by Dr. Allen Parrish, will give a performance at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, August 13 in Malone Stadium. This event is free and open to the public.
A University of Louisiana Monroe professor won the Educators Rising Champion Award at the organization's conference on June 26 in Washington, D.C. Dr. Amy Weems is an assistant professor of education and launched the Louisiana Educators Rising pilot program three years ago at Neville, Oak Grove and Wossman high schools.
The Twin City Community Band (TCCB) will present a free, patriotic concert at 7 p.m. Monday, July 4 in Brown Theater on the University of Louisiana Monroe campus. Conductors include Robert Freeman from West Monroe High School, Marie Looney from Neville High School, Keith Adams from Claiborne Christian Academy and Katie Conrad from LaSalle High School. The entire community is invited to attend.
Nearly 8,600 Students Will Have Access to All Required Course Materials Before the First Day of Class
Spring 2017 Initiation of Sigma Delta Pi
The Region III Science & Engineering
Lambda Sigma Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi
French Film Festival continues Sring 2017
KEDM Annual Meeting & State of the Station
Award-winning and student-operated news outlet
Recently inducted into Louisiana's Heroes and Heritage Trail, the museum is a resource for scientists and the general public.
91X is a student-operated radio broadcast service
of the College of Arts, Education, and Sciences
from the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Arts, Education, & Sciences