Centers for Asian Studies, a joint program of the federally funded East West Center and University of Hawaii at Manoa. College of Fine Arts and Communication The College of Fine Arts and Communication offers five fields of study for a degree. Many of the college's degrees enable graduates to work or teach in their chosen profession. The college offers both bachelor and graduate programs. College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics This college offers eleven fields of study in the natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics, as well as six pre-professional programs. The college includes UCA STEMteach, a UTeach replication program. The college offers both bachelor's and master's degrees. College of Business Business students attending the University of Central Arkansas can pursue an associate, bachelor's, or graduate degree through this college. College of Health and Behavioral Sciences This college offers bachelor and graduate degrees. ROTC students at the University of Central Arkansas attend this college for training as a commissioned officer. College of Liberal Arts There are multiple fields of study available within the College of Liberal Arts. The college offers graduate and bachelor's degrees. College of Education The university's College of Education trains future teachers and educators. Drama and theatre arts The University of Central Arkansas participates annually in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. UCA also holds the annual Arkansas High School Audition Day which is a chance for any High School senior interested in majoring in theater to audition before most of the theatre programs in the state of Arkansas. UCA Theatre is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre. Public Appearances UCA Public Appearances is a division of the university's College of Fine Arts & Communication. Its primary responsibilities are to manage the Donald W. Reynolds Performance Hall—a 1,200-seat, state-of-the-art theater—and to develop and present performing arts programming in the hall. The Reynolds Performance Hall opened on September 15, 2000, with a sold-out concert by the late Ray Charles. Since then, the theater has hosted numerous celebrities, including Loretta Lynn, Rhonda Vincent, Seth Meyers, Gavin DeGraw, the Temptations, Gladys Knight, Ronan Tynan, The Golden Dragon Acrobats, Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, local composer David William Allison, and many national and international touring companies. A four-person full-time staff, two part-time staff, and numerous student workers are employed by Public Appearances. UCA Public Appearances manages UCA Ticket Central,