Welcome to the College of the Sciences.
The College of the Sciences is comprised of twelve academic departments and ten interdisciplinary
programs in the natural, behavioral, social, and computational sciences. The college is also home to a
number of affiliated programs focused on education, student learning, and research projects. We are proud
of our emphasis on personalized instructional settings, faculty-student collaborative research
partnerships, and small classes. The college currently consists of 171 full- and 62 part-time faculty and
48 staff located on our main campus in Ellensburg and at the Des Moines, Lynnwood, Moses Lake, Pierce,
Wenatchee, and Yakima University Centers. These highly dedicated professionals constitute the bedrock of
the college and its programs. It is their expertise as educators and researchers, as well as their
provision of service to the common good that has increasingly brought the college onto the regional and
national stage.
I encourage prospective students and their parents to take a few moments to explore the college and
department websites. You will find we offer a wide choice of quality undergraduate and graduate majors,
minors, and course topics which blend scientific theory and practice. I trust it will be evident that our
mission statement (see below) is reflected in the work of the faculty, staff, and students as they apply
knowledge gained through scientific inquiry to solving human, social and environmental problems. Please
contact us if you have any questions. We are here to serve you and hope to have the opportunity to share
our passion for education, research, and service with you.
With Warm Regards,
Kirk Johnson
Dean, College of the Sciences,
Central Washington University
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The College of the Sciences prepares students for enlightened
and productive lives through the intertwined endeavors of learning
and research in the classroom, laboratory, and field. As
practitioners of scientific inquiry, students and faculty create
and apply knowledge to solving human, social and
environmental problems. The college values instruction,
research, and service as interdependent activities that enable human curiosity and discovery.
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