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Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges
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The Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) is a consortium of state-supported liberal arts colleges. Its mission is "to identify and support high quality public liberal arts and sciences institutions [...] These selective institutions have been recognized nationally as outstanding in many diverse ways, including small classes, innovations in teaching, personal interactions with faculty, opportunities for faculty-supervised research and supportive atmospheres." [1]
- Eastern Connecticut State University - Connecticut
- Keene State College - New Hampshire
- Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Massachusetts
- St. Mary's College of Maryland - Maryland
- Ramapo College of New Jersey - New Jersey
- State University of New York at Geneseo - New York
- University of Maine at Farmington - Maine
- College of Charleston - South Carolina
- Georgia College & State University - Georgia
- Henderson State University - Arkansas
- New College of Florida - Florida
- Truman State University - Missouri
- University of Mary Washington - Virginia
- University of Montevallo - Alabama
- University of North Carolina at Asheville - North Carolina
- University of Virginia's College at Wise - Virginia
- University of Minnesota, Morris - Minnesota
- University of Wisconsin-Superior - Wisconsin
- Fort Lewis College - Colorado
- Midwestern State University - Texas
- University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Oklahoma
- The Evergreen State College - Washington
- Sonoma State University - California
- Southern Oregon University - Oregon