Master of Arts in Classical and Liberal Education (MACLE)

Faculty

Director: Dr. Christine Boor

Associate Professors: Dr. Christine Boor, Dr. Joseph Wysocki, Dr. Thomas Varacalli, Dr. Christopher Tomaszewski, Dr. Ashley White, and Dr. David Williams

Program Mission

The Master of Arts in Classical and Liberal Education program’s mission is to impact our culture for good by preparing our students to pass on to the next generation a profound and life-giving love of what is true, good, and beautiful through both first-hand study of the great works of classical and liberal education and classical pedagogy.

Program Goals

The Master of Arts in Classical and Liberal Education program’s goal is to offer our students not just an experience of how to teach but a vision of what is worth teaching through our study of the greatest works of the Western tradition.

Curriculum Requirements

The Master of Arts in Classical and Liberal Education (MACLE) curriculum consists of 30 credit hours of courses.

Program Requirements

Choose any seven of the following (21 credit hrs):
MCE601Grammar and Logic

3

MCE602Classical & Christian Rhetoric

3

MCE603Quadrivium

3

MCE604The Quarrel Between Poetry and Philosophy

3

MCE605Faith and Reason

3

MCE606Great Books on Education

3

MCE607Democracy in America

3

MCE608Rome and Romans

3

MCE613On Liberal Education & the Medieval Mind

3

Required Pedagogy Sequence

Choose any three of the following (9 credit hrs):
MCE609Adv Spc Tpc in Classical Pedagogy and Thought I

3

MCE610Adv Spc Tpc in Classical Pedagogy II

3

MCE611Adv Spc Tpc Classical Pedagogy III

3

MCE612Classical Pedagogy IV

3