
Catherine Hewlette, Dean of Arts, Sciences, and Developmental Studies
E-mail: hewlettc@cravencc.edu
Instructional Administration Phone: 252-638-7205 FAX: 252-638-4232
Instructional Administration
Arts and Sciences Organizational Chart jpg, pdf, doc
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Arts and SciencesThe Arts and Sciences Division offers the following programs:
| Associate in Arts |
A10100 |
| Associate in Fine Arts |
A10200 |
| Associate in General Education |
A10300 |
| Associate in Science |
A10400 |
Program Descriptions The Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.), and Associate in Science (A.S.) are known as college transfer programs because the majority of enrolled students intend to transfer to four-year colleges or universities to earn baccalaureate degrees. The General Education Core Courses (44 SH) are equivalent to the general education requirements of any baccalaureate degree. The Associate in General Education is also known as "General Studies." This program is often taken by students desiring to receive a general two-year degree that includes applied professional courses (welding, accounting, cosmetology, etc.) or for students taking courses before applying for the Associate Degree in Nursing. Through the Associate in General Education, a college transfer program may be tailored to prepare students for a specialized major such as pre-med, pre-pharmacy, turf-management, et cetera. The Associate in Fine Arts prepares a student to enter a music conservatory, an art institute, or to develop the skills of an artist or musician. The Arts and Sciences Division consists of the following departments:
" Language & Fine Arts - Dr. Murdina MacDonald, Chair
" Social Sciences, Health, & Physical Education - Caroline Whitehead, Chair
" Mathematics and Science - Maria Pharr, Chair
Each department has an appointed chair whose duties are to coordinate class scheduling, ensure current course guides, supervise part-time faculty, approve book orders, establish and evaluate department goals, conduct department meetings, and handle other matters as needed. Department chairs supervise part-time instructors, while the dean supervises full-time instructors.
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