Mission

To advance the Lasallian synthesis of knowledge and service by teaching students to think, to communicate, to evaluate, and to appreciate.

Dr. Paul A. Haught
Dean of School of Arts, Associate Professor
(901) 321-3579
phaught@cbu.edu

Sean MacInnes
Administrative Assistant
(901) 321-3335
smacinne@cbu.edu

Who Said Learning Can’t Be Fun?

Ariel Kingsley is a senior graduating from the Behavioral Sciences Department this May. She recently presented her research on “The Effect of Metaphor vs. Declarative Narrative on the Reduction of Negative Affect and Stress Caused by Moderate Trauma” at the … Continue reading →
The Collegiate Life Investment Foundation by Brittany Jackson

Saturday evening of March 23rd, people filled the Grand Ballroom at Rhodes College by the dozens. The Collegiate Life Investment Foundation (C.L.I.F.) hosted its first fashion show entitled Distracted Runway 1.0. It was a benefit event to help raise awareness … Continue reading →
A Note From The Dean

THINK, COMMUNICATE, EVALUATE, APPRECIATE Last November, in the midst of the political news cycle, an event transpired in Kenrick Hall that received no media attention but will have lasting significance nonetheless: the faculty of the School of Arts voted for … Continue reading →