Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (Applied Cultural Thought)
The Applied Cultural Thought (ACT) concentration in the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies program follows an emerging national and international trend in offering students the opportunity to explore topics and real-world problems via an interdisciplinary lens. The ACT concentration is designed to be of particular interest to those seeking a program of study that allows students to span the boundaries of a specialized major or a particular discipline. It gives students a background in how cultures and societies work and the ways they change.
Specializations (or Careers)
- Professional with Local, State or Federal Agency that focuses on Cultural, Diversity or Poverty Issues
- Professional with Governmental or Nongovernmental Agencies
- Business Professional
- Public Policy and/or Public Administrator
Admission Requirements
The admission of students to the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (Applied Cultural Thought) is based on general admission requirements of North Carolina A&T State University.
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Program Requirements
This concentration, with its flexibility and latitude, enables students to 1) apply what they’ve learned in the majority of their free elective courses in their major; 2) add to that what they’ve learned about interdisciplinary ideas through the Liberal Studies courses in their major; 3) synthesize that learning in a culminating LIBS 475 capstone experience.
So if you're interested in the applied aspects of culture and subculture, then this concentration is for you!
Curriculum Guide: B.A. in Liberal Studies (Applied Cultural Thought)
Contact Information
For program-related questions:
Jeffery Mack, Ph.D.
Chair & Professor
Department of Liberal Studies
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
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or
Marrissa Dick, Ph.D.
Lecturer & AGL Program Coordinator
Department of Liberal Studies
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
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For assistance with the admissions process:
Office of Admissions
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800-443-8964
For online learning support and inquiries:
Extended Campus
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336-334-7810 or 888-498-6752 (Toll-Free)