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Discover IUPUC About IUPUC Academics Campus Offices Passport to IUPUC Press Room Tuition & Fees Scholarships Financial Aid Resources Academic Calendar Bookstore CTL Executive Education Library Maps & Directions Oncourse CL or Original OneStart Register for Classes University E-mail Wireless / VPN Division of Liberal Arts  GO  Division of Liberal Arts The humanities can "hold up before the young the best that humans have accomplished over the centuries - the best in selfless service, the best in reflective thought, the best in the creative arts, the best in human wisdom." "The calling of the humanities is to make us truly human in the best sense of that word." - J. Irwin Miller, 1997 The Division of Liberal Arts at Indiana University - Purdue University Columbus includes American Sign Language, Anthropology, Communication Studies, English, Fine Arts, Folklore, Foreign Languages, Geography, History, Journalism, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Religious Studies, Social Work, and Sociology. The coursework in these social science and humanities disciplines form the heart of a university degree because the skills and understandings taught are essential to society. The excellent faculty members in the Division of Liberal Arts make learning both challenging and fun! Come take a look at some of their accomplishments! DIVISION OF LIBERAL ARTS Judy Spector, Ph.D., Division Head Professor, English jspectoriupuc.edu Eugenia E. Badger, Ph.D. Lecturer, Communication Studies eebadgeriupuc.edu Lewis A. Dibble, Ph.D. Lecturer, English ldibbleiupuc.edu Douglas G. Gardner, Ph.D. Lecturer, History dggardneiupuc.edu Julie Goodspeed-Chadwick, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, English juligoodiupuc.edu Katherine V. Wills, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, English kwillsiupuc.edu Vicki Kruse Senior Administrative Assistant vikruseiupuc.edu Lisa Siefker Bailey, Ph.D. Lecturer, English lsiefkeriupuc.edu Aimee Zoeller Visiting Lecturer in Sociology anzoelleiupui.edu Programs Communication Studies * 1 English + Geography * 2 History * Liberal Arts + Philosophy * 3 Political Science * 4 Religious Studies * 5 Sociology + * The IUPUC curriculum offers a significant portion of the IUPUI plan of study. Students transfer to the Indianapolis campus for degree completion. + The IUPUC curriculum offers a significant portion of the IUPUI plan of study. Students transfer to the Indianapolis campus for degree completion. 1. Courses which meet all general education requirements (approximately 92 credit hours) and Communication Studies courses which meet 24 of the 33 credit hours required for the major are available in Columbus. 2. Courses which meet all general education requirements (approximately 92 credit hours) and Geography courses which meet six of the 31 credit hours for the major are available in Columbus. 3. Courses which meet all general education requirements (approximately 92 credit hours) and Philosophy courses which meet nine of the 24 credit hours for the major are available in Columbus. 4. Courses which meet all general education requirements (approximately 92 credit hours) and Political Science courses which fulfill six of the 33 credit hours for the major are available in Columbus. 5. Courses which meet all general education requirements (approximately 92 credit hours) and Religious Studies courses which fulfill 12 of the 30 credit hours required for the major are available in Columbus.

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