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CLAE News

Macomb University Center Open House, Oct. 18, 2009, 12:30 - 3 p.m.

United States Basketball Writers Association Host Sports Writing Seminar at UDM

Broadside Press Poet's Theater featuring Gloria House and Albert M. Ward

Meet Our Faculty

Libby Balter Blume
Professor and Director, Developmental Psychology and Program in Certified Family Life Education

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Antonio Drommi
Assistant Professor, Computer and Information Systems

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Harold H. Greene
Associate Professor, Psychology

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Heather Hill-Vásquez
Associate Professor, English; Director, Women's and Gender Studies

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David R. Koukal
Associate Professor, Philosophy; Director, Honors Program

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Victoria Mantzopoulos
Associate Professor, Political Science; Director, Pre-Law Program

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Isaiah McKinnon
Associate Professor, Education

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Gail Presbey
Professor of Philosophy

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Nicholas Rombes
Associate Professor, English; Chair, English Department

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Sarah Stever
Associate Professor, History

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Gregory D. Sumner
Professor, History

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Rosemary Weatherston
Associate Professor, English

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Carol C. Weisfeld
Professor, Psychology

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Tom Stanton
Assistant Professor, Communication Studies

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Lorri MacDonald
Assistant Professor, Education

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Spotlights

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Alumni Newsletter
Spring 2009

Welcome to the College of Liberal Arts & Education

Founded in 1877, the College of Liberal Arts and Education is the oldest academic unit at UDM.  The College is also the ‘home’ of the University’s undergraduate Core Curriculum which celebrates over 450 years of Jesuit education focused on introducing students to the humanities, ethics and social sciences.

The College offers majors through thirteen each academic departments as well as a wide range of minors and certificate programs for undergraduates.  In addition to traditional degree programs in humanities and social sciences, the College also provides interdisciplinary programs.  The College of Liberal Arts and Education offers programs at the bachelor, masters, and doctoral levels.

Please access our web site which communicates a wealth of information about our college, students, faculty, and programs, as well as the many student related activities in the college.  These include Varsity News (the student newspaper), CST 91.9 FM (the student-run campus radio station), and a large number of student publications and organizations.  Our faculty and staff want great things for you and will do all that they can to assist you in reaching your goals.

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