Center for Adult Programs


Leadership & Cultural Studies

If your goal is to gain a classic undergraduate education in the liberal arts tradition, then our College of Arts and Sciences' Bachelor of Science in Leadership and Cultural Studies was designed with you in mind.

Leadership & Cultural Studies:

  • Includes studies in philosophy, world politics, religion, and ethics
  • Emphasizes communication, critical thinking, and interpersonal relations skills
  • Is designed to build skills necessary for positions in human resources, management, counseling, and other service-oriented positions

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL STUDIES

The Bachelor of Science in Leadership and Cultural Studies develops proficiency in communication, critical thinking, and interpersonal relations. The emphasis in communication includes composition, the arts, logic, and counseling. Critical thinking involves studies in philosophy, world politics, and religion, as well as ethics, and psychology. Interpersonal preparation adds consideration of world conflict and its resolution, and investigations into traditions of leadership.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL STUDIES

  1. Meet or exceed all University of Mobile admission requirements as provided in this catalog.
  2. Make application for the LCS program after completing 50 hours of core curriculum courses.
  3. Have attained the age of 21 or older.

ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL STUDIES. The College of Arts and Sciences adheres to the attendance policy of the Center for Adult Programs for students seeking the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Leadership and Cultural Studies. Please see the appropriate section of the catalog.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

EN 101, 102 Effective English
6 hrs
HPES 101 plus 3 activity courses or a 3-hr physical ed course
4 hrs
History
6 hrs
Laboratory Science
8 hrs
Literature
6 hrs
Christian Studies 310 and 321 or 331
6 hrs
Elective—choose from AR 201 or MU 111
3 hrs
MA elective—102 or higher
3 hrs
COM 101
3 hrs
CIS 101
3 hrs
PSY 201
3 hrs
SA 202
3 hrs
TOTAL
51 hrs
General Elective (upper level)
3 hrs
General Electives (any level)
26 hrs
TOTAL
29 hrs

Communication
AR 310 History of Arts
3 hrs
EN 331 Advanced Composition
3 hrs
PY 320 Logic
3 hrs
PSY 325 Introduction to Counseling
3 hrs
EN 405 Shakespeare
3 hrs
Critical Thinking
PY 101 Introduction to Philosophy
3 hrs
PS 115 World Politics
3 hrs
PSY 303 Psychology of Learning
3 hrs
PY 310 World Religions
3 hrs
PY 412 Moral Philosophy/Ethics
3 hrs
Interpersonal Skills and Leadership
SA 203 Modern Social Problems
3 hrs
LDS 304 Biblical Traditions of Leadership
3 hrs
LDS 305 Democracy and Tyranny
3 hrs
HI 414 Group Conflict
3 hrs
LDS 454 Multi-Cultural Leadership
3 hrs
TOTAL
45 hrs

TOTAL HOURS = 128

BS IN LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL STUDIES*
(sample course sequence)

YEAR ONE

Fall - Term II
AR 310 – History of Arts (Arts and Ideas)
Fall - Term III
EN 331 – Advanced Composition
Fall - Term IV
PY 320 – Logic
Spring - Term II
PSY 325 – Introduction to Counseling
Spring - Term III
EN 405 – Shakespeare
Spring - Term IV
PY 101 – Introduction to Philosophy
Summer - Term IV
PS 115 – World Politics
Summer - Term V
PSY 303 – Psychology of Learning

YEAR TWO

Fall - Term II
PY 310 – World Religions
Fall - Term III
PY 412 – Moral Philosophy/Ethics
Fall - Term IV
SA 203 – Modern Social Problems
Spring - Term II
LDS 304 – Biblical Traditions of Leadership
Spring - Term III
LDS 305 – Democracy and Tyranny
Spring - Term IV
HI 414 – Group Conflict: Prudent
Reactions to 20th Century Genocide
Summer - Term IV
LDS 454- Multi-Cultural Leadership

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL STUDIES. The minor in Leadership and Cultural Studies consists of eighteen semester hours of coursework named in the BS in Leadership and Cultural Studies (Sample Course Sequence) above. At least six hours must be upper level coursework.

Jeffrey Quiett


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Jeffrey Quiett, Ph.D.
Director, Leadership and Cultural Studies Program

Dr. Quiett brings a strong background in theology, chaplain service, and marriage and family counseling to his directorship of the Leadership and Cultural Studies program. These disciplines as well as those of his colleagues in the humanities and social and behavioral studies inform the highly interdisciplinary curriculum of this major.