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Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (African American Studies)

One of its themes is the story of African Americans that began in Africa millennia ago and has continued in the United States over more than 400 years. A second theme is the study of cultural expressions. The third theme is the ideas and ideals, struggles, and triumphs of African Americans. A fourth is a comparison with other peoples of African descent and other human societies.

A student might pursue a position in a local, state, or federal agency that focuses on African-American, minority, ethnic or cultural issues. It may be in health care, social work, or other agency that serves people of diverse backgrounds. It may be in a group that promotes "understanding" among different peoples. It could be in an organization that has a multinational or multicultural workforce. In addition, a graduate with this concentration might serve as a teacher or official in a school system that includes the study of the lives of African Americans in its curriculum. 

With these possibilities, one good idea is to combine the study of African Americans with the study of related areas, such as health care, social work, education, business, public policy, and/or public administration.

After acquiring the undergraduate B.A. degree, students could study for an M.A. degree and then a Ph.D., leading to a professorship at a college or university and conducting research on many of the still-unexplored topics on the African-American experience.


Specializations (or Careers)

  • Non-Profit Organizational Director
  • Elementary/Middle School Educator
  • Business Professional
  • Social Worker
  • Policy Analyst 

Admission Requirements

The admission of students to the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (African American Studies) is based on general admission requirements of North Carolina A&T State University.

Program Requirements

In addition to the 30 credit hours of Concentration courses, all Liberal Studies Majors must take LIBS 200 (Introduction to Liberal Studies - 3 Semester Hours), LIBS 300 (Research Methods in Liberal Studies - 3 Semester Hours), LIBS 499 (Senior Research Project - 3 Semester Hours). A final grade of "C" or better is required for all Concentration Studies, Related Electives, ENGL100/101, and HIST206/207 (formerly HIST100/101) courses.

Curriculum Guide: B.A. in Liberal Studies (African American Studies)


Contact Information 

For program-related questions:

Jeffery Mack, Ph.D.
Chair & Professor
Liberal Studies Department
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
jdmack@ncat.edu  

or

Marrissa Dick, Ph.D. 
Lecturer & AGL Program Coordinator
Department of Liberal Studies
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
dickm@ncat.edu 

For assistance with the admissions process:

Office of Admissions
uadmit@ncat.edu
800-443-8964

For assistance with the registration process:

Trevor Taylor, Student Services Coordinator 
Extended Campus
online@ncat.edu 
336-285-3798 or (888) 498-6752 (Toll-Free)

Or

Toni McRae, Business Services Coordinator
Extended Campus
online@ncat.edu 
336-285-3811 or (888) 498-6752 (Toll-Free)


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