The Harold N. Stinson Mathematics and Science Building houses the Stillman College School of Business.
Our talented faculty are experienced professionals who are committed to helping students reach their personal and career goals. Faculty within the School of Arts and Sciences are recognized as excellent teachers and superb mentors who challenge and motivate their students always to do the best, be the best, and have the best.
The School of Arts and Sciences serves the mission of the College via its central role in providing the instruction and the experiences that define liberal arts education. The School consists of the Department of English, Journalism, and Media Communications, the Department of Natural Sciences, the Department of Psychology, the Department of Religion and Theology, and the Department of Social Sciences. Selected majors are offered in most of the areas. In addition, these units provide the interdisciplinary and introductory courses that make up the general education curriculum. Students majoring in the School may pursue programs of study that prepare them for graduate school or for careers in areas specifically related to their areas of study.
Our talented faculty are experienced professionals who are committed to helping students reach their personal and career goals. Faculty within the School of Arts and Sciences are recognized as excellent teachers and superb mentors who challenge and motivate their students always to do the best, be the best, and have the best.
Norman Golar, a native of Chicago, Illinois, received his B.A. in Creative Writing from Knox College (2002), his M.F.A. in Creative Writing from The University of Alabama (2006), and his Ph.D. in English–Composition, Rhetoric, and English Studies from The University of Alabama (2010). In August of 2010, he joined the Stillman College community to work as Chair of the Department of English, Journalism, and Media Communications (formerly named Department of English) wherein he served in this capacity for ten years.
Now serving as the Interim Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, he serves as one of three chief administrators and academic officers at Stillman College who supervises the performances of academic departments within the School of Arts and Sciences and provides leadership for professional activity.
Stillman College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate degrees.
