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Tulane University
School of Liberal Arts
102 Newcomb Hall
New Orleans, LA 70118-5698
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Phone: (504) 865-5225
Fax: (504) 865-5224
e-mail: liberalarts@tulane.edu
PhD Degrees
Anthropology
Trenton Holliday, graduate director
City, Culture, & Community
Fred Buttell, graduate director
Economic Analysis & Policy
Jay Shimshack, graduate director
French
Vaheed Ramazani, graduate director
History
Justin Wolfe, graduate director
Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Aging Studies
Latin American Studies
James Huck, graduate director
Linguistics
Judith Maxwell, graduate director
Latin American Studies & Art History
James Huck, graduate director
Philosophy
Bruce Brower, graduate director
Political Development
Admission to PhD program for 2014
Eduardo Silva, graduate director
Spanish and Portuguese
John Charles, graduate director
MA Degrees
Anthropology
Trenton Holliday, graduate director
Art History
Holly Flora Meck, graduate director
Classical Studies
Dennis Kehoe, graduate advisor
English
Supriya Nair, graduate director
French and Italian
Vaheed Ramazani, graduate director
History
Justin Wolfe, graduate director
Latin American Studies
James Huck, graduate director
Linguistics
Judith Maxwell, graduate director
Music
Matt Sakakeeny, graduate director
Philosophy
Bruce Brower, graduate director
Policy Economics
Jay Shimshack, graduate director
Political Science
Admission to MA program is temporarily suspended.
Eduardo Silva, graduate director
Sociology
(Applied Sociology)
Admission to MA program is temporarily suspended.
Spanish and Portuguese
John Charles, graduate director
MFA Degrees
Art Studio
Ronna Harris, graduate director
Music Performance
Matt Sakakeeny, graduate director
Theatre
Marty Sachs, chair; Diana Cupsa, design program head
"4+1" MA Degrees
Many of the departments and programs in the School of Liberal Arts offer a “4+1” program, which allows Tulane University undergraduates to earn a master’s degree in a fifth year of graduate study at a substantially reduced tuition rate. In “4+1” programs, some of the upper-level courses that students take to satisfy the major requirements as undergraduates are also counted toward the graduate degree. Students must be admitted to these programs; admission is based on their performance as undergraduates and recommendations from undergraduate professors. The following departments and programs offer a “4+1” option:
Anthropology
Trenton Holliday, graduate director
Art History
Holly Flora Meck, graduate director
Classical Studies
Dennis Kehoe, graduate advisor
English
Supriya Nair, graduate director
French and Italian
Vaheed Ramazani, graduate director
History
Justin Wolfe, graduate director
Linguistics
Judith Maxwell, program director
Philosophy
Bruce Brower, graduate director
Policy Economics
Jay Shimshack, graduate director
Political Science
Admission to MA program is temporarily suspended.
Sociology
(Applied Sociology)
Admission to MA program is temporarily suspended.
Spanish and Portuguese
John Charles, graduate director
Tulane University, School of Liberal Arts, 102 Newcomb Hall, New Orleans, LA 70118, (504) 865-5225, liberalarts@tulane.edu