Liberal Arts

Coordinator: Dr. Claudia M. Champagne

Program Description

The curricula of the Liberal Arts degree programs are structured to offer a broad range of courses at the Associate’s level and to provide the student with a choice of concentrations in two subject areas of interest at the Bachelor’s level. The Bachelor of Arts program gives the student latitude in creating a curriculum to meet his or her needs and interests. It affords the opportunity to combine areas of concentration mutually enhancing to each other, thereby providing a more effective and comprehensive education.

Outcomes/Objectives

The broad purpose of the programs in Liberal Arts is to provide a firm foundation upon which to gain understanding and appreciation of mankind’s accomplishments in the arts, sciences, and humanities. This purpose is described by the following Student Learning Outcomes for the Liberal Arts degrees:

1. The successful student gains knowledge and appreciation of the artistic, political, historical, social, economic, and broad cultural experiences of peoples from prehistoric times to the modern era;
2. The student is given the opportunity to pursue areas of special interest in various disciplines of the Liberal Arts and Sciences: Art, Biology, Business, Education, English, History, Philosophy, Psychology, and Theology

Degrees Offered

Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts

• Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts
• Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts