Do you want to be a better thinker, writer, and conversationalist?  Do you want to be a more interesting and informed person?

The  Master of Liberal Arts program at HBU is a unique master's degree designed for adults like you whose formal college education is complete, but who wish to continue intellectual enrichment in a stimulating academic environment.  MLA courses combine a challenging and exciting interdisciplinary approach to the study of the liberal arts with a practical structure that is just right for you.  Evening and Saturday classes allow you to complete the degree on a full-time basis in about two years.

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TRAVEL ABROAD WITH MLA

Summer 2010- Greece!

 

 

RSVP with Jennie at 281-649-3269 or jhedger@hbu.edu

2009 - Egypt
2008 - Rome
2007 - London

 

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 UPCOMING COURSE OFFERINGS FOR  FALL 2010 SEMESTER

MLA 5318 Texas Culture

Thursday 6:30-9 H201 Ron Stone, Jr

The purpose of this course is to view the “Texas experience” from a variety of angles, including the history of the Lone Star State, and how Texas fits in the national, social and political mosaic.

 

MLA 5392 Western Culture and Human Experience III

Saturday 8-11 am H201 Dr. Jon Suter

The western culture courses - 5390, 5391, 5392 - are a core component of the MLA program and offer a broad overview of history, politics, and, and philosophy. MLA 5392 will cover from the French revolution through Modern times.

 

MLA 5319 Structures of Poetry

Wednesday 6:30-9 Dr. Doni Wilson

Structures of Poetry teaches students to read poetry thoughtfully, accurately, and wisely.  Students who are inexperienced with reading poetry, who are convinced they cannot understand poetry, or who think they hate poetry will emerge from this course as capable readers.  Students who have read much poetry, who are already good readers of poetry, and who love poetry will emerge from this course with a much fuller understanding of the way a poem functions.

 

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