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Message from the Dean

The University of the District of Columbia, College of Arts and Sciences endeavors to be an inclusive space built on the principles of diversity, multiculturalism, and equity while respecting the ideals of cultural ...

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Academic Programs

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Arts & Humanities

The arts and the humanities are fundamental to our understanding of society, self, and the world at large.

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Education, Health, & Social Work

The Education, Health, & Social Work Division boasts a matrix of programs that are nationally esteemed.

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Sciences & Mathematics

The Division of Sciences and Mathematics is committed to developing students who are on the cutting edge of the life sciences.

Social & Behavioral Sciences

The Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences is an interdisciplinary unit that offers a diverse array of academic programs.

Administrative Support

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Academic Affairs

Under the umbrella of Academic Affairs, the Dean’s Office shepherds the teaching-learning mission of the College and promotes a culture of life-long learning for students, faculty, and staff.

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Student Affairs

The Student Affairs activities of the College bridge the academic interests of our students with the social networks that support their success.

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Communications, Development, Partnerships, and Planning

The College is sustained by a broad network of relationships, partnerships, and development opportunities.

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Professional Accreditations

The College of Arts and Sciences houses six professionally approved/accredited programs.

CAS EVENTS

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CAS HIGHLIGHTS

  • Jobs available on campus in CAS
  • Reed and Meet Every friday
  • 3rd Annual Teaching Learning Roundtable 2023
  • NABOB Media Sales Institute
  • Womyn's Work: A DAAH - DEI Symposium March 23, 2023
  • The Writing Center
  • Division of Education, Health, and Social Work of the College of Arts & Sciences presents its Inaugural Interprofessional Collaboration Day on Saturday, March 18th, from 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
  • Tutoring Available at CAS
  • UDC Research Week 2023: "Serving Our Community Through Research" CALL FOR PROPOSALS FACULTY & GRADUATE STUDENTS The UDC Research Week Team cordially invites CAS faculty and graduate students to submit proposals for presentation at UDC Research Week 2023! To learn more or to submit your proposal, visit: https://bit.ly/CASResearchDay23 Wednesday, April 5, 2023 College of Arts & Sciences Day
  • The UDC Art Program has a new art exhibition opening in March, the week after Spring Break. The exhibition is "UNHINGED: The Art of Jonathan Fuentes," a collection of paintings, graphic designs, and sculptures by Art Program Senior Jonathan Fuentes. The exhibition is located in Gallery 42: building 42, room A-12. The opening reception is Tuesday, March 14 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM. The exhibition will then run until Thursday, March 30th. Regular gallery hours are Monday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM.
  • Please join Professor Paul Tennassee, faculty, and students for TEACH IN: Democracy or Authoritarianism? This panel discussion will look at the responses of governments and criminal justice systems to insurrections around the world, including January 6th in USA, January 8th in Brazil, and other events of social unrest around the world. Tuesday, March 21st at 5:30 pm | UDC Student Center Ballroom | Please Share Across the globe, in multiple nation-states, citizens are engaged in uprisings, protests, and insurrections. The role of states, public safety, the rule of law, and the fundamentals of justice are tested constantly. Some insurrections seek to subvert democracy while others pursue democratic ideals. The global balance of power, geopolitically, is tilting in uncertain and unpredictable directions. As such, we need to analyze and examine how Democracy fares against Autocracy in the world today. At the same time, we must consider how we as citizens assume responsibility in advancing freedom locally, nationally, and globally. For more information, contact Professor Paul N. Tennassee Ptennassee@udc.edu
  • Undergraduate Research Day April 5, 2023
  • Open House April 13, 2023
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