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The College is composed of eight departments, seven of which are academic. The College of Liberal Arts consists of ten undergraduate and six graduate degree programs which are housed in the departments of: English and Foreign Languages, History and Interdisciplinary Studies, Mass Communications, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Visual and Performing Arts (which houses Music, Fine Arts, and Drama/Theater).

Get ready to jump into the raw and unfiltered reality of Take Two with Tiffany La’ryn!. This brand new podcast invites you on an emotional journey, as Tiffany exposes her soul, recounting intimate stories of near-death experiences, tumultuous breakups, personal regrets, and the complexities of parenting. You'll meet a wide variety of guests who share their own transformative 'take two' stories and help Tiffany make the most of her Take Two. In the midst of laughter and tears, unearth the inner strength that powers resilience and reinvention. Ranging from harrowing to heartwarming, each tale ...

Dive into an entertaining and informative journey navigating the intricate maze of mental health and relationships.Guided by Couples Therapist Clarissa and Marketing Professor Charles, from the Utah Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, this podcast peels back layers of our everyday lives, blending psychological insights with relatable pop culture references. Whether dissecting the latest celebrity drama or exploring the depths of couple's therapy, It Takes Two offers a unique blend of professional wisdom and engaging storytelling. Tune in for transformative advice, heartwarming stories, and a ...

Would you like to learn how to keep anger from getting the best of you? Would you like to know how not to let anger wear you down physically and emotionally? Are you ready to take responsibility for your emotions and do something about your anger problem? If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, this is the book for you!

KC & Damaris hit the waves to reveal the all-to-common, though hidden experiences, thoughts, and behaviors that are relatable to encourage self healing, loving, and acceptance of our stressors, struggles, and trauma—as we continue to become the best version of ourselves and an outlet to others; as well as provide supportive resources, information, and tips. Two long time friends dare to engage in topics that we; otherwise, find difficult because of bias, judgement, guilt, or shame. We open up about topics that can go decades, if not a lifetime, in secrecy and we create a safe and relatable ...