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Faculty Q&A: In Their Own Words

The Master of Liberal Arts program at TCU is comprised of world class faculty, who are experts in a wide range of fields. The purpose of these Q&A's is to provide a look into their pedagogy, academic interests, and even who they are outside of the classroom.

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"I am a very interdisciplinary thinker, drawing not only on religion and philosophy, but also history, political science, psychology, and literature."

-Dr. Charles Bellinger

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"An MA degree in Liberal Arts can build a cornerstone of thinking and being in the world which provides one with the critical skills to create meaning and significant in one's life, and in enabling vibrant ways to inhabit alternative cultural perspectives of humanistic global experiences"

-Dr. David Buyze

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"Overall my diverse background informs my teaching and scholarship by enriching the depth and breadty of my insights, fostering empathy and inclusivity, and promoting interdisciplinary approaches to knowledge production and dissemination".

- Dr. William Cohoon

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"My hope is that every student walks away from my class understanding that they are up to the challenge of solving problems, whether they are personal or professional, in their own unique way".
- Dr. Dusty Crocker
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"I tell my students that by the time they have finished the course they will be more knowledgeable about China and international politics more generally. They should have a better understanding of the motivations driving Chinese behavior and how it compares to the US. At the bare minimum, I joke they will at least be better dinner conversationalists!"

- Dr. Carrier Currier

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