"What can I do with a liberal arts degree?"
You might be surprised by the variety of fields in which liberal arts graduates are prime candidates, including communications, public relations, government, law, and technology. These industries need well-rounded, critical thinkers who have a knack for creative problem-solving and communication—timeless skills that are transferrable to any career path or organization.
JBU's BS in Liberal Arts is an interdisciplinary degree program that trains students to communicate effectively, think creatively and critically, and work collaboratively with diverse groups. Coursework incorporates traditional liberal arts areas like literature, theology, music and visual arts with additional concentration on communications, government, and ethics.
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Why study Liberal Arts at JBU?
This degree aims to give graduates the ability to connect ideas, solve problems, and communicate with multiple audiences, which are highly sought-after skills in any organization.
Whether you're taking a class on marketing or politics, you'll be challenged look at your coursework through the lens of a Biblical worldview, learning to integrate faith and work in a practical and ethical way.
We care about you, your story, and your journey to succeed and finish your degree. Classes are small, and you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate and interact with your classmates and professors. Plus, the fully-online format allows you to work from anywhere and the flexibility to take care of the people and things most important to you while finishing your degree.
A BS in Liberal Arts prepares you for multiple careers as well as advanced studies in areas like psychology, counseling, history, communications, ethics, or theology.
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Qualified and Diverse Faculty
Our faculty have the academic credentials to ensure a great education and the practical experience using real-world skills like critical analysis and reasoning to create value for organizations.
Online Liberal Arts Faculty
Gregory Varner
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Varner grew up in Southern Missouri and, after a time working in youth ministry, obtained his doctorate. When not teaching in the mathematics program, he enjoys spending time with his family.
Kathy Hogan
Senior Instructional Designer, Office for the Advancement of Teaching, Learning and Scholarship
Todd Bowden
Department Chair, Kinesiology
Associate Professor of Kinesiology
Associate Professor of Kinesiology, Todd Bowden, joined the John Brown University faculty in 1995. Mr. Bowden's courses include Athletic Training Techniques, Injury Evaluation and Rehabilitation, Therapeutic Exercise & Modalities, Biomechanics, and Exercise Physiology.
Mr. Bowden creates a comfortable classroom experience with his relaxed teaching style. He tries to give students as much practical application of the material as possible by utilizing much of his class time for labs.
The Christian atmosphere that he has found while teaching at JBU is what makes the experience the most enjoyable.
Mr. Bowden is the head athletic trainer for the Golden Eagle athletic program and also enjoys following the business world such as the stock market and banking.
Kyle Ireland
Director of Student Support Services
Instructor of Academic Services
