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CLASS Speech, Communication and Theatre Degree:  Consultant, Educator, Newscaster, Announcer, Writer, Advertising/Marketing, Public Relations, Business Administrator and Clinical Psychologist  Acting, Directing, Technical Theatre (Scenery Construction and Lighting), Educator and Choreog- rapher Social Sciences Criminal Justice Degree:  Drug Enforcement Agent, Police, Detective, Cor- rection Officer, Probation Officer, Lawyer, Indus- trial Security Specialist, CIA Agent and FBI Agent Psychology:  Clinical Psychologist, Forensic Psychologist, School Psychologist, Industrial-Organizational Psychologist, Cognitive Psychologist and Sports Psychologist Social Sciences:  Sociologist, Anthropologist, Counselor, Psycholo- gist, Social Worker, Lawyer, Educator and Political Scientist Social Work:  Child, Family, and School Social Worker; Medical and Public Health Social Worker; Mental Health Substance Abuse Social Worker, Social Work Ad- ministrator Public Administration:  Healthcare Administrators, Budget Analyst, Ad- ministrative Specialist, Program Analyst, Public Utilities Specialist, Urban Planner, City Manager, Government and Public Policymaker Careers with Degrees Liberal Arts Communication Degree:  Journalism - Writer, Copy Editor, Features Edi- tor and Executive Editor  Broadcasting - On-Air Broadcaster, Production Assistant, Manager and Sales Representative  Public Relation - Public Relation Specialist, Fundraiser, Coordinator and Special Event Coordinator  Communications Teaching - Journalism Teacher, Broadcasting Teacher, Public Rela- tions Teacher and Speech Teacher Humanities Degree:  Advertiser, Foreign Service, Journalist, Law- yer, Public Administrator, Publisher and Edu- cator English Degree:  Lawyer, Advertising/Public Relations Man- ager, Elementary, Middle, and High School Teacher, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Administrative/Office Manager, Copy Writer, Retail Store Manager, Marketing Coordinator, Paralegal, Editorial Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Executive Director for Non-Profit Organization, Legal Secretary, Writer (Technical Writer) and Editor (Managing Editor, Assistant Editor) Music Education Degree:  Studio Teacher, Early Childhood Music Educa- tor, School Music Educator/Music Professor, Music Consultant/Supervisor, University Music School Administrator, Musician, Mu- sician Librarian, Composer, Conductor and Music Therapist The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences For further information please call: St. Thomas (340)693-1340 or (340)693-1260 St. Croix (340)692-4110 www.uvi.edu/academics/lib-arts-and- sciences Producing students who are self-directed problem-solvers with the ability to apply critical thinking to the study of the various disciplines of the Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Liberal Arts Bachelor of Arts Degree:  Communication  English  Humanities  Music Education  Speech Communication and Theatre Minors:  Communications  English  Fine Arts  Spanish Social Sciences Associate of Applied Science Degree:  Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science Degree:  Criminal Justice  Psychology Bachelor of Arts Degree:  Criminal Justice  Psychology  Social Sciences  Social Work Master of Arts Degree:  Psychology  Public Administration Social Sciences Minors:  Caribbean Cultural Studies  Political Science  Psychology Certificate & Training Programs  Music Industry Certificate Program  Psychology with Concentration in Human Development  Senior Reserve Officer Training Corps (SROTC) Research, Clubs & Outreach Activities  Arteneers Student Art Club (St. Croix Campus)  CJU Club  Little Theatre  Model UN Competition  Music Club  National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society– Alpha Mu Gamma  Psi Chi, The International Honor Society in Psychology  Psychology Club  Sigma Tau Delta– English Honor Society  Social Work Club  UVI Voice student newspaper  UVI Radio Club  VI Writing Project  VI Caribbean Cultural Center (VICCC)  WUVI 1090 AM Student Radio Station College Overview Liberal Arts involves the imaginative and reflective ex- periences of human beings and their communication with others. The Social Sciences are divided into a number of fields—each with its own theories, terminology, and pro- fessional history—they have in common the use of the scientific methods to study and interpret human behavior.