Shreveport is the hub of the Ark-La-Tex, one of the country’s historic oil and gas regions.

Computer science is the study of information and computation. The Math Department offers a minor in computer science focused on the central principles of problem solving and algorithms as they are applied to diverse fields such as bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, databases, security and computational mathematics.

The Economics Major prepares students to identify and develop solutions for problems confronting businesses, financial firms, non-profit organizations, and government.

The legal studies minor is an interdisciplinary course of study that allows students to examine the role and development of law from different perspectives within a liberal arts curriculum.

The Accounting Major prepares students to immediately begin their careers as public, industrial or governmental accountants, and provides a foundation in accounting that will enable them to pursue graduate study if they wish.

A Bachelor's degree in Art, as described by the Art & Visual Culture Department you mentioned, seems to offer a comprehensive approach to studying and appreciating art. Here are some key features you might expect from such a program

It appears that the Bachelor in Art History program, or perhaps a related program, offers an Art History minor for students who are interested in developing art literacy or potentially pursuing further studies in Art History at the graduate level. Here are some key aspects of such a program

A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of business, providing them with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers in the business world. Here are some key features you might expect from such a program

Students undertaking this minor examine how gender and sexual ideologies, practices, and politics impact their own lives, intimate and family relationships, art and literature, the creation of knowledge, and economic opportunities, as well as large scale social institutions like education, government, and religion.

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science aims to contribute to the student’s liberal education by showing the role mathematics has played and is playing in the development of civilization and by giving him or her the opportunity to appreciate mathematics for its own esthetic qualities.

The rapidly growing field of neuroscience seeks to understand the nervous systems of human and nonhuman animals. It is a broad discipline that quite literally spans scientific specialties ranging in scope from molecule to mind.

Philosophers seek wisdom. Since Socrates, philosophers have pursued a way of life that put them at odds with powerful people. Their rigorous, clear thinking, and effort to develop a coherent philosophy--consistent views about values, epistemology, and metaphysics--challenged received ways of thinking and overthrew traditions which had held for millennia.

Our interdisciplinary communication curriculum is varied and flexible -- and anchored by real-world, professional preparation. Reflecting an educational philosophy grounded in experiential learning and the liberal arts, Centenary’s Communication Arts Program focuses on developing higher order thinking skills to promote critical, strategic decision-making in the support of active problem solving.

Teaching is both a science and an art. At its core, the study of education is interdisciplinary, always intertwining the mastery of content knowledge with the practice of pedagogy.

A student may choose to complete a four year degree at Centenary before pursuing studies in engineering.