The Liberal Arts at Providence College

Academics, classes, courses, teaching, learning
Seann Mulcahy, Ph.D., professor of chemistry, lab, laboratory, science, chemistry, biochemistry
engaged learning

Fall 2019, Heather McPherson, Hunt-Cavanagh, Mentoring, Fine Arts

Frankenstein play adapted and directed by Christina Schwab '25; theatre; theater

Fall 2019, Kristen Moran '22, Zari Apodaca '23, Ernest Frimpong '22, Dr. Edward 'Ted' Andrews

PC Laptop, Diverse Group, Science Complex, Lifestyle, Ann Kleinschmidt '19, Hieu Nguyen '20, Megan Onyundo '19, Meredith Daigle '20

Jamilee Polson Lacy and students, PC Galleries, Reilly Gallery, Smith Center for the Arts, Curatorial, Curate, Installation, Photography, Exhibit Great Minds Noreen McGonigle '19, Abigail Shelley, Jamilee Polson Lacy Engaged Learning

The ideal of veritas inspires Providence College’s liberal arts education—an ideal that encompasses the fearless pursuit of truth and liberates the mind and heart. While higher education is still the best way to prepare for a career, it should seek so much more. We aim to give students the freedom to explore what they already love and learn new ways to add fulfillment to their lives. Such an education should free students from ignorance and free them for futures of purposeful work and meaningful contributions to a free society.

PC Liberal Arts Perspectives

Vance Morgan, Ph.D., professor of philosophy

Ruane Center Dedication Ceremony 10/5/13, Dr. Vance Morgan, stage, podium, speech, speaking .October 5, 2013

The life of human flourishing depends far more on the sort of person one is than on what one is doing and is more a matter of continual character development than of supply and demand.

Vance Morgan, Ph.D.

Dr. Michelle Tolini Finamore ’91

PC Core Curriculum Development of Western Civilization PC Honors Program PC Academic Programs undergraduate research at pc Study Abroad at PC