Kennesaw State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Kennesaw State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences is a college located in Kennesaw, Georgia. As the largest college within Kennesaw State University, it employs 81 individuals and generates approximately $500 million in revenue. The college offers a wide range of academic programs, encompassing over 80 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degree programs, along with certificates and minors. Additionally, it houses specialized institutes and centers, such as the Radow Institute for Social Equity, Center for Sustainable Journalism, Civil War Center, and Undergraduate Advising Center. Kennesaw State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences distinguishes itself through its commitment to providing a liberal arts education that empowers students to comprehend the complexities of the human condition, navigate 21st-century challenges, and contribute meaningfully to society. The college fosters a collaborative environment, encouraging both traditional and interdisciplinary research and engagement within the college and the broader community. Students interested in connecting with the college can visit their website at chss.kennesaw.edu.