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In the School of Liberal Arts we are driven by the talents you bring to us and that do so much to enrich the quality of life in every community. If your talent is music, art, theatre, or creative writing, Liberal Arts is the place for you. If law, government, journalism, or graduate school is in your future, Liberal Arts is the place to start. We offer majors in Our BA/BS in Politics & Modern Cultures and Writing & Communication, part of our Rural Studies Program, are unique in the country and cutting edge. They will prepare you to contribute to and maintain the vitality of rural areas either through your own work in these communities or by serving as a liaison to the government offices or corporate institutions that make policy for and decisions regarding rural areas. Regardless of the concentration, students move from theory to practice in classes that allow you to work in real-world settings. These concentrations also prepare you for graduate school in English, Political Science, History, or Law School. Our facilities contribute to your achievement. We have electronic music labs, art studios, an art gallery, a campus radio station, a television station, and 2 wonderful performance venues. You will have many opportunities for going public with your talents. Pegasus, our nearly half-century old literary magazine, hosts Open Mic nights each month at Rockin’ Joe Espresso and publishes its magazine each spring. The Stallion, our award winning student newspaper, has also moved into broadcast journalism; WPLH, the campus radio station, is staffed, funded, and operated by ABAC students, and our theatre program delivers first-rate productions each semester. Come and develop your talents with us! For more information about The School of Liberal Arts programs contact: Dr. Bobbie Robinson, Dean
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