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… Department of Intelligence Studies Image Defend our national security and economic interests using advanced analytic techniques and artificial intelligence. Our national security and economic landscapes are changing at a rapid pace. New technology and intensifying geopolitical competition require education that anticipates and recognizes these changes and prepares graduates to succeed in a dynamic future. We graduate in-demand, entry-level analysts skilled in using advanced analytic tools to…
… Anthropology and Archaeology Bachelor of Arts Anthropology/Archaeology students at Mercyhurst explore the four major subfields of Anthropology: Archaeology, Sociocultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology. Our emphasis on highly individualized mentoring, hands-on instruction, intercultural research, and communication skills affords excellent career versatility and leads to work and educational opportunities in a wide variety of corporate, government, non-…
… as “How did this mountain form?” and “When will this volcano erupt again?” to “How do we provide clean drinking water?” Geologists work at the interface between human-kind and the Earth and are on the front line in solving a multitude of energy and environmental issues. Geologists use knowledge of math, chemistry, physics, and biology to answer these questions and gain first-hand experience working in the field. Graduates are employed by government agencies, such as the USGS and DEP,…
… Archives History Learn About our History Read about the history of Mercyhurst University, the university Archives, Sister Mary Lawrence Franklin, as well as the Thomas J. and Michele Ridge Collection. Mercyhurst University In 1926, the Sisters of Mercy in the Diocese of Erie founded Mercyhurst College on a hill overlooking Lake Erie. Leading the effort was Mother M. Borgia Egan, whose determination and supervision made the venture a success. The Sisters of Mercy believed strongly in the…
… Music Education Bachelor of Music This Bachelor of Music in Music Education Program stars graduates who are sought after by school districts and are currently teaching all over the country. Students learn instructional techniques and classroom management skills while performing with a variety of ensembles similar to the ones they will supervise in schools. The education program has a contemporary curriculum designed to assist future teachers in fostering a lifelong love of music in their own…
… The School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Engage with our interconnected human society. Our School offers students a number of exciting academic and hands-on programs including associate, bachelor, 4+1, 3+3, and graduate degree programs. Our departments include: Education, Psychology, and Social Justice and Community Health-which includes Criminal Justice, Social Work, Sociology, and Public Health. One commonality among these “helping programs” is the desire to improve ourselves and our…
… classes, students experience the healing nature of art making during discussions that focus on the history and development of the field, the therapeutic use of art media, and ways to help others through art. Students’ development of a non-judgmental approach toward art made by themselves and others enables an ability to support the use of art as a way to promote creativity and wellness. Graduates of the program often work in the human service field or pursue graduate school for art therapy.…
… Student Clubs/Organizations (RSCOs). Clubs and organizations offer activities designed for fun and camaraderie and are great ways to meet other students who share common interests. Getting involved on campus is also a unique way to develop leadership skills and is an excellent resume builder. Academic Clubs Anatomy Club Our mission is to bring people from different majors together who share a passion for the various subfields of anatomy. Through hands-on activities, guest speakers,…
… our society today. Our graduates pursue a wide range of career paths including teaching, research, journalism, law, public service, museums, and historic sites. Whatever career you pursue following graduation, a Mercyhurst History degree will prepare you for today’s rapidly changing job market. Students without a concrete career goal in mind are guided to pursue their passions through interactions with dedicated faculty, internships, service opportunities and the senior capstone experience.…
… the Art Department. She was an active member of Campus Ministry as a leader of Tuesday Night Catholic Devotions and in Mercyhurst Student Government as a senator. She participated in countless service opportunities during her time as a student, leading her to join Holy Family Service Corps for a year following graduation. Maria is a practicing licensed Family Medicine Physician Assistant and instructor at Baylor College of Medicine. She is grateful to have grown and learned through a Mercy…