Liberal Arts

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The Division of Liberal Arts houses three departments: English and Humanities, which is comprised of English, history, philosophy, humanities, and education; Fine Arts and Communication, which includes speech, foreign languages, music, entertainment technologies, film, theatre, art, and college success skills; and Social Sciences, which includes psychology, sociology, anthropology, paralegal studies, geography, criminal justice, political science, and social work.

Program Offerings

The Division of Liberal Arts offers degrees and certificates in the following areas:

Care and Development of Young Children
Criminal Justice
Entertainment Technologies
Fine Arts
Humanities
Liberal Arts
Paralegal Studies
Social Sciences
Teaching
General Studies (Certificate)
Graphic Arts (Certificate)

The Division of Liberal Arts offers a wide variety of programs for students interested in transferring to four-year universities in majors such as English, studio arts, psychology, education, philosophy, history, music, and African American studies. Additionally, the division helps prepare students who have a career focus in such fields as criminal justice, paralegal studies, web development, audio recording, graphic arts, or the film industry. The Division of Liberal Arts also plays a crucial role in supporting many of the General Education requirements of other programs across the college.

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Division Leadership

Gail Suberbielle
Dean of Liberal Arts
“The Division of Liberal Arts at Baton Rouge Community College offers students a wide variety of courses and programs designed to help students transfer to four-year schools, go straight into the workforce, or simply enrich their lives.”

Phone: 216-8074
Email: suberbielleg@mybrcc.edu

Rhett Gérard Poché
Chair, Fine Arts and Communication

Rhett Poche