19th-Century Studies
Minor: 19th-Century Studies

Accounting -  Catalog info
Major: Accounting
Minor: Accounting

Art - Catalog info
Major: Art
Minor: Art
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Biochemistry
Major: Biochemistry

Biology - Catalog info
Major: Biology or Pre-Medicine
Minor: Biology
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Biopsychology  - Catalog info
Major: Biopsychology

Business Administration - Catalog info
Major: Business Administration
Minor: Business Administration

Chemistry - Catalog info
Major: Chemistry
Minor: Chemistry
Major: Biochemistry
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Classics - Catalog info
Major: Classics or Greek or Latin
Minors: Classics or Greek or Latin
Latin Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Communication & Theater Arts - Catalog info
Major: Communication and Theater Arts
Minors: Media or Communication or Theater Arts

Computer Science - Catalog info
Major: Computer Science
Minor: Computer Science

Economics - Catalog info
Major: Economics
Minor: Economics

Educational Studies - Catalog info
Major: Elementary Education or Secondary Education
Illinois Initial Elementary Education Certificate
Middle School Endorsement For Secondary Certificate
Secondary Education Teaching Certification
Special Certificate Programs

English - Catalog info
Major: English
Minor: English
Minor: Nineteenth-Century Studies
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Environmental Science - Catalog info
Major: Environmental Science

French - Catalog info
Major: French
Minor: French
French - Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Global Perspectives - Catalog Info
A second year experience

Greek - Catalog info
Major: Greek
Minors: Greek

History - Catalog info
Major: History or Pre-Law
Minor: History
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Integrated Studies
Core component of the general education program

International Business
Major: International Business

International Studies
Major: International Studies

Introduction to Liberal Arts
A first year experience

Issues and Ideas
Senior general education requirement

Latin - Catalog info
Major: Latin
Minors: Latin
Latin Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Management Information Systems
Major: Management Information Systems

Math - Catalog info
Major: Mathematics
Minor: Mathematics
Mathematics - Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Military Science Program

Modern Foreign Languages - Catalog info
Major: French or Spanish
Minor: French or Spanish
Spanish - Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Music - Catalog info
Major: Music
Minor: Music
Instrumental Music Education
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Off-Campus Study Program

Philosophy & Religious Studies - Catalog info
Major: Philosophy or Religious Studies
Minor: Philosophy or Religious Studies or
Philosophy & Religious Studies

Physical Education - Catalog info
Major: Physical Education
Minor: Physical Education
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Physics - Catalog info
Major: Physics
Minor: Physics
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Political Economy & Commerce - Catalog info
Major: Business Administration or Economics
Minor: Business Administration or Economics

Political Science - Catalog info
Major: Political Science or Pre-Law
Minor: Political Science
Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Pre-Law
Topical Major

Pre-Medicine
Topical Major

Pre-Professional Programs - 15 Programs of Study
Architecture
Dentistry
Engineering
Library Science
Medical Technology
Ministry
Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapy
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Social Service
Veterinary Medicine

Psychology - Catalog info
Major: Psychology
Minor: Psychology
Major: Biopsychology

Public Relations - Catalog info
Major: Public Relations

Reflections
A third year experience

Sociology - Anthropology - Catalog info
Major: Sociology & Anthropology
Minor: Sociology & Anthropology

Spanish - Catalog info
Major: Spanish
Minor: Spanish
Spanish - Secondary Education Teaching Certification

Theater - Catalog info
Major: Communication and Theater Arts
Minor: Theater Arts

Women's Studies - Catalog info
Minor: Women's Studies
 

INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITIES
Hewes Library, appropriately located at the center of campus, provides resources and services to satisfy the information needs of the Monmouth College community. The Hewes physical collection is comprised of 300,000 books, periodicals, government documents, and microforms. Patrons have access to one hundred on-line databases, and may use Interlibrary Loan service to borrow materials from libraries worldwide. All library resources are introduced to Monmouth students through the information literacy components of many courses, including Introduction to Liberal Arts and Communications 101. Most of the Library’s online resources may be accessed from its homepage http://department.monm.edu/library/

Several special collections reside on the Upper Level: the Rare Book Collection, Monmouth College Archives, the James C. Shields Collection of Ancient Art and Antiquities, and the Len G. Everett Galleries. Throughout the building, ample study space is combined with data ports and wireless capability. New additions to the Library include an electronic classroom suitable for computer instruction and presentations, and a coffee shop.

Hewes Library is also home to the College’s Information Systems Center, the campus’ nerve center for computer and network services. The Center supports several computer labs across campus, including the Library’s own Dahl Computer Center, a favorite spot for students to access the campus network.
The Haldeman-Thiessen Science Center, named for two of Monmouth’s most celebrated professors, is a remarkable facility for a small college, providing students with extraordinary laboratories and instrumentation. Built in 1970, it is the symbol of the College’s long-lived reputation for excellence in the laboratory sciences.

The Dahl Chapel and Auditorium, the oldest building on campus, serves as chapel, concert hall, assembly area and lecture hall. Its renovation in 2002 provided a hall with splendid acoustical qualities and theater-style seating even while it preserved the charm of the original structure.

The major instructional programs in the humanities and social sciences are carried on in two gracious buildings in the classic collegiate style, Wallace and McMichael, named for early presidents of Monmouth College. In Wallace Hall, the Trotter Computerized Classroom accommodates 24 student workstations and a data projection system to be used by an instructor. Poling Hall is located just west of Wallace Hall. It houses the offices of student affairs, the registrar, financial aid and other essential student services. Theater productions are staged in the Wells Theater. The music department has much of its activities in Austin Hall on the east side of the campus and in the Dahl Chapel and Auditorium.