Thinkers. Leaders. Changemakers.

But first they studied in the College of Arts & Sciences.

College of Arts & Sciences alumni are thinkers, leaders, and changemakers in their communities and in the world. Their careers demand not only broad foundational learning and subject matter expertise, but also heightened abilities to think critically, impact socially, and lead.

At OHIO's College of Arts & Sciences, we're not just equipping professionals for a career: We're building versatile agents of change.

Meteorologist Ryan Phillips Helps Florida Prepare for Hurricanes

But first he studied Geography.
In medical school, Joselyn Hines studies mothers and stress.

But first, she studied Psychology and Pre-Medicine.
Sarah Welch clerks for a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

But first, she studied Law, Justice & Culture.
Aaron Schwarz manages digital platforms for global brands.

But first, he studied English.

Colin Kruse is tackling national security, energy independence.

But first, he studied Chemistry and Molecular and Cellular Plant Biology.
David Crane led an international war crimes tribunal for the United Nations.

But first, he studied History.
Keith and Michelle Ray teach English from Hong Kong, to Hanoi, to Brasilia.

But first, they studies Linguistics.
Bryttani Debro fights homelessness and supports women in need during birthing.

But first, she studied Sociology and Criminology.

Keith Hawkins explores the formation and evolution of the Milky Way galaxy.

But first, he studied Physics and Astronomy.
Heather Tomlinson is breaking new ground in cancer screening and biotechnology.

But first, she studied Chemistry.
Chris Denhart brings empathy to a multimillion dollar marketing department.

But first, he studied Economics.
Eric Bikis travels the world to protect water resources.

But first, he studied Geology.

Info for:

Log In

Locations

Connect