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The Department of Comparative Arts and Letters (CAL) follows the university’s call “to assist individuals in their quest for perfection and eternal life.” To this end, our department seeks to develop a community of faith, intellect, and character. We strive to cultivate a greater commitment to life-long learning and global citizenship and an abiding appreciation of the artistic, literary, and intellectual achievements of human cultures.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Department of Comparative Art & Letter
What are the operating hours of the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
The department is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed on weekends.
Where is the Department of Comparative Art & Letter located?
It is located at 1100 Campus Dr, 3008 JFSB, Provo, UT 84604, United States.
What is the main contact number for the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
You can reach them at +1 801-422-4448.
What is the mission of the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
The department aims to develop a community of faith, intellect, and character, fostering lifelong learning, global citizenship, and appreciation of artistic and intellectual achievements of human cultures.
Which categories best describe the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
It is categorized as a University and an Academic department.
Can you share the website for more information about the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
Yes, the website is https://comparativeartsletters.byu.edu/
Which notable campus buildings are near the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
Nearby buildings include the Joseph Fielding Smith Building (JFSB), James E. Talmage Building, Spencer W. Kimball Tower, and the Harold B. Lee Library, all part of BYU's campus facilities.
Are there other academic departments close to the Department of Comparative Art & Letter that students might visit?
Yes, nearby departments include the Department of History, BYU Linguistics, BYU Sociology, Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages, and BYU English Department.
What nearby cultural or scholarly centers can visitors explore around the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
Visitors can explore the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship and the BYU International Cinema, which offer enriching cultural and academic experiences.
How can the proximity of nearby academic and social departments enhance a visitor's experience at the Department of Comparative Art & Letter?
Visitors and students can easily collaborate, attend events, or explore programs across related departments like the School of Social Work, The School of Family Life, and BYU Creative Works, which foster interdisciplinary learning and community engagement.