The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) is the largest and most complex of the three colleges that comprise the University of West Florida. Home for disciplines in the traditional arts, humanities, and sciences, CAS also supports applied majors in Nursing, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, and Engineering. Both undergraduate and graduate programs operate out of CAS at the Pensacola, the Emerald Coast, and UWF-Online campuses. CAS also provides oversight for General Education offerings, a substantial number of interdisciplinary offerings, Advising, Student Success, and the Honors Program. We encourage you to cruise our Web pages to learn more about the programs and people of CAS.
Spotlight StoryBelinda Day and Dr. Tim Royappa honored with Excellence Awards.
Top photo: Belinda Day receives the Academic Affairs Award of Excellence for 2007-2008 from Provost Chula King. Bottom photo: Dr. Tim Royappa accepts the Gabor Award for Excellence from President Cavanaugh. |
Event of the WeekThursday, April 24 Michael Grunwald to Explore "The Politics of Paradise"
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West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc. will present "The Politics of Paradise," a lecture by Michael Grunwald, senior correspondent for "Time Magazine," April 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Pensacola Little Theatre located at 400 S. Jefferson St. Grunwald will tell the compelling story of the Florida Everglades - the frontiers conquered, the heroes, the scoundrels, the sad destruction and hopeful necessitation. The event is free and open to the public. However, seating is limited. Reservations should be made by contacting Lisa Domek at 595-5985 Ext. 100 or e-mail ldomek@uwf.edu.