Doane, after close to 150 years as a primarily liberal arts and sciences college, proposes to eliminate majors or minors or both in 14 programs in Doane’s College of Arts and Sciences. That’s by far the most programs that would be cut from a college. There are limited numbers of programs targeted from Doane’s four other colleges. Carter’s first set of recommendations, submitted early in October, also call for eliminating majors in criminal justice, English as a second language, film and media, graphic arts and print design, health and society, international studies and other programs. Carter said eliminating majors or minors doesn’t mean some classes won’t be offered in those subjects.
