College of Liberal Arts
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A liberal arts education helps you to think critically and creatively about problems that we all face as members of various academic and social communities. By enrolling in the education, humanities, and social sciences courses offered by the College of Liberal Arts, you will also acquire the knowledge, communication skills, and intellectual versatility that are highly prized by employers worldwide. Should you choose to continue your education after receiving your bachelor's degree, however, the dynamic nature of the liberal arts education provides you with a strong basis for entry into a wide range of graduate study.
Since the liberal arts constitute the foundation of a quality university education, it is no surprise that the College of Liberal Arts is the largest college on the PNC campus, responsible for 40% of classes offered and nearly 60% of baccalaureate degrees conferred. The College of Liberal Arts courses are taught by faculty scholars from diverse backgrounds, underscoring the College's intellectual and ethical commitment to diversity.
We encourage you to become an active participant in the College of Liberal Arts and, most importantly, to use your liberal arts education as a citizen to improve our state, our nation, and the world.
The College of Liberal Arts includes four departments: education, communication, English and modern languages, and social sciences. Six bachelor's degrees are offered: Bachelor of Arts in English, Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Sciences in either Psychology, Sociology, or Social Work, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education, and Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. The College also offers a Master of Science degree in Elementary Education under the auspices of the Purdue University Graduate School.
By selecting Purdue North Central and its College of Liberal Arts, you are choosing to become a member of the renowned Purdue University System, which is recognized for excellence worldwide. Come and explore for yourself what a Purdue North Central education can do for your future! -- S. Rex Morrow, Dean
Contact Information:
Terry Blaschke
Secretary to the Dean
tblaschke@pnc.edu
Phone:
(219) 785-5647
Toll-Free in Indiana: (800) 872-1231 ext. 5647
Fax Number: (219) 785-5443
