Program
Objectives
Bachelor
of Science DegreeLiberal Studies Major
Humanities Concentration
One of the following tracks may be used in building a major in the
Liberal Studies program.
A humanities concentration must include one course in each of the following: Art, Music, Literature, Drama, Foreign Language. Select 20-22 hours from the following courses (at least 10 hours must be upper division):
Choose at least 10 hours from the following art courses:
| ART 101 Art Appreciation | NG-AR 131/231 Ceramics I & II |
| ART 103/104 Drawing I & II | ART/IT 111 Machine Woodworking |
| ART 205/206 Painting I & II | ART/IT 112 Furniture & Cabinetmaking |
| ART 109 Basic Photography | ART 390 Advanced Drawing |
| ART 209 Intermediate Photography | ART 390 Advanced Painting |
Choose One Course:
MUS 105-G Music Appreciation
MUS 305 Survey of Music History & Literature
MUS 306 Popular Music in America
Choose One Course:
C 107 Acting I
C 112-G Introduction to Theater
C 205 Introduction to Musical Theater
Choose One Course:
E 306 Literature and the Bible
E 307-G C. S. Lewis
E 320-G Literature Appreciation
Choose One Course (one year of HS foreign language meets this requirement):
FL 108-G Level 1 Spanish
NG-ML 102-G Level 1 German
Courses
in this area are used to meet Liberal Studies general education requirements
and, in addition, provide an area of concentration for the degree.
This degree offers students the valuable Bachelor’s degree and the freedom
to pursue a variety of interests.
A humanities concentration must include one course in each of the following: Art, Music, Literature, Drama, Foreign Language. Select 20-22 hours from the following courses (at least 10 hours must be upper division):
The following courses will be required:
C 112 Intro to Theater
C 107 Acting I
C 205 Intro to Musical Theater
Choose one course from the following:
C 208 Acting II
C 210 Stagecraft
C 391 Intro to Musical Theater II
C 490-B Stage Directing
C 490-M Religious Drama
C 490-K Advanced Acting
C 201/202/303/304 Theater Performance
Choose one course:
MUS 105-G Music Appreciation (2)
MUS 306-G Survey of Music History & Literature
MUS 206-G Popular Music of America
Choose one course:
ART 101 Art Appreciation
ART 103 Drawing I
ART 109 Basic Photography
E 206/306 Literature & the Bible
E 307G C.S. Lewis
E 320G Literature Appreciation
Choose one course (1 year of HS foreign language meets this requirement):
FL 108-G Level I Spanish
NG-ML 102 G Level I German
Optional Two-Year
Career-Entry Programs
Central Christian College maintains two-year and career-entry programs
in Art and Drama to provide for the needs of our students. Students
who complete the two-year Associate in Arts degree will find an easy transition
into the four-year Bachelor of Science/Liberal Studies major because the
general education requirements are very similar.
Art
The Art curriculum, which offers about 20 hours of coursework, is designed
for three types of students: a) those who choose the Bachelor of
Science degree and the “art track” in a Liberal Studies major with Humanities
as one of the concentrations; b) students who are exploring art posibilities,
or just enjoy art as a hobby; and c) those who are art majors and planning
to transfer after two years at Central (with an Associates degree) to complete
a major in art at another four-year school. The majority of art students
are not “art majors” but simply want to learn about drawing and painting.
Suggested courses include:
| First Year | Second Year |
| General Education Courses | General Education Courses |
| Art Appreciation | Drawing II |
| Basic Photography | Painting II |
| Drawing I | Ceramics II |
| Painting I | Electives |
| Ceramics I | |
| Electives |
Drama
A degree in drama opens a variety of job opportunities in theater,
television, and education. The Drama curriculum is designed for three
types of students: a) those who choose our Bachelor of Science degree
and the “drama track” in a Liberal Studies major with Humanities as one
of the concentrations; b) students who are exploring drama posibilities,
or just enjoy drama as a hobby; and c) those who are drama majors and plan
to transfer after two years at Central (with an Associates degree) to complete
a major in drama at another four-year school. The majority of drama
students are not “drama majors” but simply want to learn about drama.
Suggested courses include:
| First Year | Second Year |
| General Education Courses | General Education Courses |
| Intro to Theatre | Speech |
| Intro to Musical Theatre | Stage Directing |
| Acting I, II | Stage Craft |
| Electives | Electives |
“The Central Christian College Drama Team is a powerful witness team. They touch the hearts and souls of their audience, both young and old. The team members convey that they not only act out Christian values and principles--they live it!”