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Division of Professional and Continuing Studies
The Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) Division offers a unique program that allows students to benefit from a curriculum using knowledge acquired in traditional and non-traditional formats to propel them to reach their ultimate professional and educational goals.
About Professional and Continuing Studies
The Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) Division offers a unique program that allows students to benefit from a curriculum using knowledge acquired in traditional and non-traditional formats to propel them to reach their ultimate professional and educational goals.
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Overview
Overview
The Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) Division offers a unique program that allows students to benefit from a curriculum using knowledge acquired in traditional and non-traditional formats to propel them to reach their ultimate professional and educational goals.
In the Division students can earn a Bachelor of Arts in education studies or kinesiology. Additionally, the division provides academic and support services for students affiliated with Morehouse Online, articulation agreements, certificate programs, and dual enrollment.
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Departments and Programs
Departments and Programs:
Our division includes two departments: Education and Kinesiology (includes Sports Studies/Physical Education). We also provide several academic dual-enrollment programs for pre-collegiate and articulation programs for transferring students.
- Education Department
- Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education Department
- Morehouse Online Academic and Student Support
- Community College Articulation Agreements
- Certificate Programs
- High School Dual Enrollments
- Pre-College/Dual Enrollment
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Majors
Majors:
Our division offers degrees in Education and Kinesiology.
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Morehouse Online
Morehouse Online:
Morehouse College is the only institution in the nation dedicated to empowering and developing Black men—a mission that now extends online and across the globe.
Overview
The Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) Division offers a unique program that allows students to benefit from a curriculum using knowledge acquired in traditional and non-traditional formats to propel them to reach their ultimate professional and educational goals.
In the Division students can earn a Bachelor of Arts in education studies or kinesiology. Additionally, the division provides academic and support services for students affiliated with Morehouse Online, articulation agreements, certificate programs, and dual enrollment.
Departments and Programs:
Our division includes two departments: Education and Kinesiology (includes Sports Studies/Physical Education). We also provide several academic dual-enrollment programs for pre-collegiate and articulation programs for transferring students.
- Education Department
- Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education Department
- Morehouse Online Academic and Student Support
- Community College Articulation Agreements
- Certificate Programs
- High School Dual Enrollments
- Pre-College/Dual Enrollment
Majors:
Our division offers degrees in Education and Kinesiology.
Morehouse Online:
Morehouse College is the only institution in the nation dedicated to empowering and developing Black men—a mission that now extends online and across the globe.
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Meet the Dean
Dr. Claude Hutto, Sr. has been a faculty member in the Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education Department since 2001 and department chair for eight years. He served as Life Sciences Division chair. In addition to published journal articles and giving refereed conference presentations, he is working on a book, Staying in College: Student Services and Retention at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.