Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Integrity, Creativity, and Student Success

Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Integrity, Creativity, and Student Success

Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Integrity, Creativity, and Student Success

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Undergraduate Majors

The School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is home to some of LMU's most diverse and historical majors in the fields of Communication and Fine Arts, Language and Literature, Social Sciences, Humanities, and Social Work.

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Graduate Degrees

LMU's Master of Public Administration Program (MPA), Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ), and Master of Science in Psychology (MSP)
These graduate programs are all offered as fully online graduate programs.

Accelerated Path to Graduate Work in Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (AHSS)

If you are a current LMU undergraduate student and you are interested in pursuing a Master's degree in Public Administration, Criminal Justice, and Psychology, and you want an accelerated path, please see our Advance to Master's Program (AMP), available for the MPA, MSCJ, MSP, and MBA (School of Business).  AMP is available for those who qualify.

Other Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Programs

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In addition to liberal arts degree programs, minors, and graduate programs the Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is home to Arts in the GapMusic at LMU, Theatre program, and Pre-Law Majors.  A number of student clubs also have their homes with the School, including lmuart, the English Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta, the LMU Players, SHARE club (Social Work), the Psychology Club, and the Alpha Beta Epsilon Chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association.

Meet the Faculty

Fall 2024 AHSS Faculty and Staff Members

In the School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences faculty actively create and promote knowledge in their disciplines. Through articles, books, conference submissions, performance pieces, visual art and a variety of media instructors advance learning in their own fields and enhance academic life at LMU.

Click here to see the full-time faculty listings for each department →

Arts in the Gap

Arts in the Gap is based in Cumberland Gap, offering workshops in various art forms while also embracing Appalachian history. Supported by Lincoln Memorial University’s School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, it brings together regional artists, educators, and participants of all ages to explore and engage with the arts. Click here to learn more!

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School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences News

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Arts in the Gap class participant Get Creative This Summer with Arts in the Gap Workshops April 7, 2026

Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) is bringing creativity to the spotlight this summer with the return of its Arts in the Gap (AITG) summer program, offering over 40 engaging workshops starting in May.

Katie Fultz LMU History Major Awarded Prestigious Scholarship April 2, 2026

Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) student Katie Fultz was honored at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., as the recipient of the James Alan Simmons History Scholarship during the annual national commemoration of President Abraham Lincoln’s birthday.

Jamie Paul with certificate Jamie Paul Essay Earns Statewide Honors March 25, 2026

Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) student Jamie Paul earned statewide recognition for her writing, placing second in the essay contest at the Tennessee Collegiate Honors Council Conference.