UNCG Communication Sciences and Disorders Department . Mariana Newton, Ph.D. Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Approved for Fall 1998 delivery. Kathleen Forbes The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies is an interdisciplinary program designed for unique freedom and flexibility of study. Its course work encourages critical and imaginative thinking on intellectual, social, political, historical, literary, and artistic issues within a broad humanistic perspective. Seminar-style courses, taught by professors noted for teaching excellence, encourage lively dialogue and debate among adult participants.
Students freely explore study outside rigidly constructed specializations.
Master of Science in Library and Information Studies Offered since 1992. The Department of Library and Information Studies offers its M.L.I.S. degree to admitted students at the UNC Charlotte Campus and the UNC Asheville Graduate Center. Enrollment and payment of course fees for the Charlotte and Asheville classes are administered by the UNC Greensboro LIS Department. Students must be admitted to UNCG's Graduate School and may register for classes on any of the three campuses, although the fee structures differ by locations. The courses listed below are among the University's first to be available in Web format for SREB's Electronic Campus.