College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities (CASSH)

Learning in the field CASSH students engage in fieldwork through programs and institutes like the Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center.

There are many opportunities for CASSH students to gain experience through research, often sharing their work at events like the UWL Research and Creativity Symposium.

Learning through research There are many opportunities for CASSH students to gain experience through research, often sharing their work at events like the UWL Research and Creativity Symposium.

UWL ArtsFest is a celebration of the artistry and innovation that infuses our campus, highlighting the creative work done by faculty, staff, and students. This event takes place in campus creative spaces like the Metalsmithing studio in the Art Department.

Learning through creating UWL ArtsFest is a celebration of the artistry and innovation that infuses our campus, highlighting the creative work done by faculty, staff, and students. This event takes place in campus creative spaces like the Metalsmithing studio in the Art Department.

CASSH offers students many opportunities to learn through collaboration, such as producing publications like Steam Ticket.

Learning through collaboration CASSH offers students many opportunities to learn through collaboration, such as producing publications like Steam Ticket.

Students in the UW-La Crosse Chinese Language & Culture Club helped “bring books to life” for students at La Crescent Hokah Elementary.

Learning in the community Students in the UW-La Crosse Chinese Language & Culture Club helped “bring books to life” for students at La Crescent Hokah Elementary.

Faculty in CASSH engage in impactful research, such as a recent History Department project sponsored by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin.

Learning through history Faculty in CASSH engage in impactful research, such as a recent History Department project sponsored by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin.

Learning as a professional CASSH offers an online program in School Psychology that allows working professionals to pursue licensure.

Learning with data Sociology students gain data analysis experience through a community partnership.

Your Key To Global Citizenship

Students who major and minor in CASSH possess the skills that employers want.

CASSH Key to Global Citizenship

The College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities (CASSH) helps students develop into global citizens prepared to solve the complex issues of the 21st century. We provide students with innovative coursework and strong connections with faculty and staff to continually develop critical thinking skills, communication, problem-solving, and the ability to work in teams.