Liberal Arts & Sciences
Developing cultural awareness
All Kendall students take 30 credits of Liberal Arts and Sciences classes designed to hone their analytical skills and to broaden their cultural awareness. Communication courses develop writing and public speaking skills. Philosophy courses develop critical thinking skills. Literature courses nourish the imagination and creativity. Humanities courses emphasize cultural literacy. And we tailor math and science courses such as "The Aesthetics of Geometry" and "Conceptual Physics" specifically to the interests of the artist, illustrating the dependence of art and design on mathematic and scientific principles.
Explore the individual academic degree descriptions for information about Liberal Arts and Sciences courses required in a particular program.
Liberal Arts & Sciences faculty
- Ruth O’Keefe Associate Professor, Program Chair
- Albert Abbasse Adjunct Faculty
- Jeremy Beahan Adjunct Faculty
- Margaret Broersma Adjunct Faculty
- Ann Byars Assistant Professor
- Earl Curry Adjunct Faculty
- James Dow Adjunct Faculty
- Cheryl Endean Adjunct Faculty
- Susanna Kelly Engbers Assistant Professor
- Oliver Evans Adjunct Faculty
- Charles Gilbert Adjunct Faculty
- Steven Green Adjunct Faculty
- Eric Hansen Adjunct Faculty
- Charles (Ned) Keller Adjunct Faculty
- Mary Molloy Adjunct Faculty
- Janice (Jan) C. Prewitt Assistant Professor
- Linda Schneider Adjunct Faculty
- Adam Schuitema Assistant Professor
- Phyllis Webb Adjunct Faculty
