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Getting Started in Liberal Studies
The Liberal Studies degree values a broad and interdisciplinary approach to higher education. It also offers flexibility in course curriculum. Advising and course planning, therefore, are critical to student success. Liberal Studies advisors help students decide on a program of study and develop a preliminary curriculum plan. If you are interested in finding out more about the Liberal Studies degree at MSU, please call (406) 994-4288 to schedule a meeting with one of our advisors.
Completing the Major
Liberal Studies students meet periodically with their advisors to make sure they are on track to complete their plan of study. Advisors assist students with course selection, proposed course substitutions, scheduling variances and conflicts, and study abroad and internship opportunities.
Helpful Links
Summer 2013, Second Session
Summer 2013 Environmental Studies
Summer 2013 Global and Multicultural Studies
Summer 2013 Upper-Division Quaternity
Quaternity Categories Guide
Fall 2013
Fall 2013 Environmental Studies
Fall 2013 Global and Multicultural Studies
Fall 2013 Upper-Division Quaternity
Quaternity Categories Guide
Fall 2013 100-200 Level Course List
Liberal Studies Advisors
Sue Monahan, smonahan@montana.edu Sue has been with MSU's Department of Sociology and Anthropology since 1995 and presently serves as an Associate Dean in the College of Letters and Science. In addition to directing Liberal Studies, she has co-taught LS 301: Science and Religion. She is the co-author/editor of two books on the sociology of religion. |
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Teresa Greenwood, tgrnwd@montana.edu Teresa Flynn Greenwood is an academic advisor and instructor in the Liberal Studies program. Originally from Grand Junction, CO, she received her B.A. degree in English and an M.A. degree in Communication Development from Colorado State University. Teresa has been working at MSU since 2004 and was the assistant director of the CLS 101 University Seminar from 2006 - 2010. When she's not working with students, Teresa enjoys reading, gardening, hiking, mountain biking, skiing, traveling and spending time with her husband and her dog. |
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