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COLLEGE OF
LIBERAL ARTS
John N. McDaniel, Dean, Peck Hall 216
Anne Sloan, Associate Dean, Peck Hall 252
Hilary Stallings, Assistant to the Dean, Peck Hall 217
Annette Coorts, Academic Advisor, Jones Hall 115
Art • English • Foreign Languages and Literatures •
Geosciences • History • Music • Philosophy • Political
Science • Social Work • Sociology and Anthropology •
Speech and Theatre
T
he College of Liberal Arts, through its ten academic
departments and one school, educates and serves all MTSU
students in the University’s General Education Program; offers
graduate and undergraduate majors, concentrations, minors,
interdisciplinary programs, and teacher preparation programs;
and provides a wide variety of co-curricular activities including
lecture series, concerts, performances, and exhibitions. With
diverse programs in the humanities; social and earth sciences;
and visual, performing, and communication arts, the college
brings together outstanding faculty and students to form a
community devoted to lifelong learning, scholarship, research
and discovery, and public service. Through both curricular and
co-curricular offerings, the college also seeks to enrich the
university and regional community with scholarly and cultural
activities designed to promote among all university citizens
and patrons a broad knowledge of liberal arts disciplines, a
commitment to continual intellectual growth, the ongoing
improvement of skills that enhance communication, problemsolving, and creative and critical thinking, and a global perspective
that supports an appreciation of the cultural diversity within our
region and beyond.
Following are the curricula, courses, and specific requirements for
majors, concentrations, minors, and interdisciplinary programs offered or
coordinated by each of the academic units within the college.