The School of Liberal Arts and Education is the primary liberal education unit  for the Undergraduate College. The school is responsible for the preparation of personnel in several professions, including education, music, and social services.

It is organized into three inter-related divisions, each with its own mission, goals and academic standards. The Division of Arts and Humanities includes the departments that provide the foundation for any general education experience, along with preparation for specialties in the arts. The Division of Education offers training in instructional skills for the teaching professions, while the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences comprises the important cultural curricula of contemporary society.

Our Accomplishments
 

	Two-time Oscar nominee for costuming, Ruth Carter, is a graduate of the Department of Fine and Performing Arts.
	Spencer Christian formerly of "Good Morning America," is a graduate of the Department of English.
	The Department of English consistently ranks in the top 100 colleges and universities in the annual number of African-American English graduates.
	The 2006-2007 National Teacher of the Year, Ms. Kimberly Oliver, majored in English, graduate of Hampton University.
	The Department of Psychology consistently ranks among the top 100 colleges and universities producing African-American graduates in psychology.
	The School of Liberal Arts and Education regularly offers opportunities for students to study abroad in Bath, England.
	A team of students (Angela Pierce, Guershmide Saint-Ange and Juanita Devlin) won the National FBI Curriculum Development Challenge Competition, 2006-2007.