Academics

Ranked as one of the country's top universities in the northeast, Bloomsburg University offers 56 programs leading to bachelor's degrees, 44 undergraduate minors, 19 graduate programs leading to master's degrees and a doctorate in audiology.

Education program nationally certified

Education of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing BU’s Education of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing master’s program has received certification by the National Council on Education of the Deaf (CED) for its 10-year accreditation review. BU’s program, which is the only deaf education graduate program in PA and one of 72 in the country, remains among the 37 certified by CED.

Pictured (L-R): Lawrence Fritz, assistant VP and dean of Graduate Studies; Tony Martin, CED site visitor; Elizabeth Mauch, interim dean of College of Education; David Soltz, BU president; Ira Blake, interim provost and VP for Academic Affairs; Sam Slike, professor/curriculum coordinator of Education of the Deaf/HH Program; Zanthia Smith, CED site visitor and Deborah S. Stryker, assistant professor of Education of the Deaf/HH Program.
 


Faculty Spotlight

Nancy Gentile Ford Nancy Gentile Ford, professor of history, was invited to speak at the National World War I Museum in Kansas City on her book, “Americans All: Foreign-born Soldiers in World War I,” as part of the museum’s “Americans All” lecture series. Ford will also serve as a panel commentator at the Society for Military History Conference, Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Va.

Scholarship and Recognition

Academic Initiatives

      •   General Education Task Force
      •   Strategic Planning process
      •   Psychology Advisement Library
 

Academic Affairs

Ira
Academic Affairs oversees policies and procedures of BU's academic mission and is guided by the university's strategic plan.

 

Vice President and Interim Provost
Ira Blake | E-mail | (570) 389-4308