College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Behavioral health conference to explore post-COVID world

The fifth annual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference, scheduled to be held virtually April 4, will include a dual emphasis for students and professionals […]

SIS scholars capitalize on visit to state Capitol

Iris Yanez-Arambula, a junior elementary education and Spanish major, knows that what goes on in the state legislature will determine what goes on in the […]

GCU students, teacher help ex-inmates transition

Denise Krupp just wanted to help. The GCU counseling instructor knows of the struggles inmates have when they try to transition back to the free […]

Graduate's GCU takeaway is to keep giving back

Cesar Cardenas changed his life after a neck injury. In bed recovering, he promised himself he would further his education. At GCU, the core classes […]

Homecoming Family Weekend makes big impression

Thousands of alumni, students, families and friends came to campus to participate in the University's first in-person Homecoming Family Weekend since before the pandemic. There […]

Online faculty impressed by GCU campus

College of Humanities and Social Sciences Counseling Programs was host to 23 online faculty members from across the country for a two-day Counseling Connections Faculty […]

Campus celebration returns to in-person activities

An action-packed weekend is upon us as this year's Homecoming Family Weekend draws closer. For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, events […]

Fuel cell powers team's space, humanitarian goals

It started out as a simple question from one GCU student to another: "Do you want to send something into space?" Rather than just ponder […]

Ambassador of Brazil draws big crowd for GCU talk

Dr. Sherman Elliott, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, says Wednesday's presentation by Nestor Forster Jr. was the most popular yet in […]