College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Welcome to the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. The college's disciplines study people and develop imaginative, inquisitive, communicative, adaptable, and empathetic graduates. The college helps prepare students to demonstrate the competencies necessary to succeed in today's workplace and as lifetime learners. Students work collaboratively with engaging faculty in small class settings to hone their critical thinking, oral and written communication, project management and professional development.

Media Gallery

Two students viewing art in the Art Gallery.
Student diving into water to research Luna shipwreck.
Students cleaning artifacts at the Luna excavation site in downtown Pensacola
Students behind tv camera producing a show in the Communications TV Studio
Students acting on stage.
Students painting a pumpkin in water colors.
Student working on a ceramics art piece in the ceramics studio
UWF students socializing and enjoying the light show the Constellations art installation has to offer on the lawn of the Center for Fine and Performing Arts.
Students singing along side a grand piano
Mock Trail Court Room with mock trial in process
Two students using equipment and backdrop in the Social Media Lab in building 36.
UWF History students showcased their knowledge of Ancient Rome through presentations and demonstrations, including siege weapons such as this onager built by engineering students, during the Daily Life in Ancient Rome event.
Students viewing artifacts from the Luna shipwreck site.
Singers performing on stage in the music hall
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⭐ Center for Fine and Performing Arts

The Center for Fine and Performing Arts (Building 82), or CFPA for short, is home to the Mainstage Theatre, Rolfs Music Hall, Studio Theatre, The Art Gallery (TAG), the Dr. Grier Williams School of Music, and the theatre and art departments.

The art department has indoor studios as well as outdoor spaces for sculpture and glass blowing.

The theatre department puts on several shows annually, with past productions including "Othello," Jane Austen's "Emma," and "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." Attending theatre productions is free for students.

As an All-Steinway School, the Dr. Grier Williams School of Music uses Steinway pianos exclusively. Students can participate in various music performance ensembles, including the Argo Athletic Band, even if they are not music majors.

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