The Division of Arts & Sciences typically focuses on liberal arts and pure sciences, but also includes courses and faculty in fine arts, social sciences and humanities. An Art School or College/School of Arts typically cultivates visual or performing arts. A Liberal Arts College is a standalone institution, while a College/School of (Applied) Arts and Technology is a place for vocational education.
Division Dean: Jason Graves
The Division of Business & STEM prepares students with the technical, analytical and problem-solving skills needed to succeed in today’s data-driven world. Combining foundational knowledge in business with science, technology, engineering and mathematics, the division emphasizes real-world application of computing, quantitative analysis and systems development to solve complex challenges across industries.
Division Dean: David Rangel
The Division of Public Services prepares students for careers dedicated to serving and protecting their communities. Programs in this division include law enforcement, fire protection, emergency medical services, criminal justice and electric power technology, all designed to provide the knowledge, skills and hands-on training required for success in public safety and essential services. Through a combination of classroom instruction, practical application and industry-aligned curriculum, students are equipped to enter the workforce with the certifications and experience needed to respond to real-world challenges and serve with professionalism and integrity.
Division Dean: Johnny Zackary
The Division of Industrial Technologies provides hands-on, workforce-focused training designed to prepare students for high-demand careers in technical and industrial fields. Programs include automotive technology, diesel technology, HVAC and refrigeration technology, industrial maintenance technology, instrumentation and electrical technology, process technology, welding technology, corrosion technology and manufacturing technologies, along with pre-professional medical pathways. Through a combination of classroom instruction and practical lab experience using industry-standard equipment, students develop the technical skills and problem-solving abilities needed to enter the workforce quickly and succeed in today’s evolving industries. The division is committed to supporting regional economic growth by training a highly skilled workforce ready to meet industry demands.
Division Dean: Brandon Belken
The Division of Health Sciences prepares students for careers focused on improving health, wellness and quality of life through a variety of clinical and academic pathways. Programs include nursing, physical therapist assistant, radiologic science, diagnostic medical sonography, surgical technology and university transfer pathways in athletic training, kinesiology and medical or health professions. These programs are designed to provide a strong foundation in patient care, clinical decision-making and evidence-based practice. Students in the division gain hands-on experience and technical training while developing the knowledge and skills needed for careers in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers and other healthcare settings. Whether pursuing immediate entry into the workforce through applied programs or transferring to a university to complete a bachelor’s degree, students are prepared to meet the growing demand for healthcare professionals. The Division of Health Sciences is committed to equipping students with the training, professionalism and compassion needed to succeed in today’s evolving healthcare industry.
Division Dean: Coming soon
