ACADEMICS | Livingstone College
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ACADEMICS | Livingstone College
ACADEMICS
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Undergraduate Programs
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education (B-K)
Elementary Education (K-6)
English
English: Teacher Education
History
Liberal Studies*
Mathematics: Teacher Education (6-9)
Music
Music: Teacher Education
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Social Studies: Teacher Education (9-12)
Sociology
* Denotes Concentrations Available*
Biology
Business Administration*
Computer Information Systems
Hospitality Management*
Mathematics
Sport Management
* Denotes Concentrations Available*
Social Work
Business Administration
Culinary Arts
Liberal Studies
Music
Sacred Music
Graduate Level Program
Business Administration
Division of Mathematics and Sciences
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Division of Education, Psychology and Social Work
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The Andrew Carnegie Library
The original library at Livingstone College used rooms added to Huntington Hall in 1883 especially for a library. Three thousand volumes were listed in the catalog in 1884-85. In 1890, Reverend A.J.F. Behrends donated $1,000.00 for a collection of new books for the library to be called “The Central Library”.
The Andrew Carnegie Library at Livingstone College was dedicated in 1908. Andrew Carnegie, a benefactor of libraries throughout the country, donated funds in 1905 for the construction of the first library building at Livingstone College. The appeal for the $12,500.00 donation was made by Dr. Booker T. Washington, Dr. W.H. Goler (Livingstone College President), and Bishop George W. Clinton of the A.M.E. Zion Church. Bricks for the erection of the building were made on the campus. The library was completed in 1908 and named the Andrew Carnegie Library. Sizable additions have been made to the library that now houses more than 65,000 volumes.
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Division of Business
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Division of Liberal Arts and Humanities
The mission of the Division of Liberal Arts and Humanities is to empower students to become global leaders in scholarship, research, performing arts, and service to humanity. The division is committed to producing graduates who are critical thinkers in pursuit of truth, beauty, spirituality, and social justice. Students are prepared to become competitive candidates in graduate and professional schools, to excel in their chosen careers, and to provide community leadership based upon humanistic values.
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Academic Affairs
EVENING & WEEKEND COLLEGE
ACCREDITATION
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
ALUMNI & FRIENDS
FACULTY & STAFF
Anthology
Andrew Carnegie Library
EAB Navigate
ADP | INTRANET
School Dudes
BLACKBOARD
JICS
REQUESTS
I.T. DEPARTMENT
WEBMAIL
LC Self-Service
LC Self-Service Instruction
LC Password Change/Reset
Qualtrics.XM
Digital Vaccination Certificate
Pebbles – Newsletter
Students
2025 Summer & Fall Registration Information
Andrew Carnegie Library
Livingstone APPs Portal
BLACKBOARD
Password Reset
JICS
Final Exam Schedule
Final Exam Schedule (2025 December Graduates)
2025 Fall Final Exam Schedule
RESIDENCE LIFE
HOUSING FEE PAYMENT
STUDENT WEBMAIL
Qualtrics.XM
LC Students FAQs
ADMISSIONS & FINANCIAL AID
ACADEMICS
ATHLETICS
CAMPUS LIFE
Success Center
Honors Program
BLACKBOARD
JICS
OFFICES
EMERGENCY
Campus Police
Health Services
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Office of the President
Office of Academic Affairs
Office of Athletics
Office of Business and Finance
Office of Marketing and Communications
Office of Human Resource
Office of Institutional Advancement
Office of Public Safety & Campus Police
Office of Student Affairs
COLLEGE AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
Division of Business
Division of Education, Psychology & Social Work
Division of Liberal Arts & Humanities
Division of Mathematics and Science
Division of Hospitality Management
INSTITUTIONAL OFFICES
Andrew Carnegie Library
NC LIVE
Evening & Weekend College
Bookstore
Cashier
Counseling Services
Career Readiness Institute
Financial Aid
Computer Information Systems
Mail & Package Services
Residence Life
Registrar
Student Activities
Spiritual Life
MAKE A GIFT
APPLY NOW
Andrew Carnegie Library
SACSCOC
Livingstone College: CIAA Tour Feb. 24
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ACADEMICS
visit our campus
KNOW WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR?
Undergraduate Programs
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education (B-K)
Elementary Education (K-6)
English
English: Teacher Education
History
Liberal Studies*
Mathematics: Teacher Education (6-9)
Music
Music: Teacher Education
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Social Studies: Teacher Education (9-12)
Sociology
* Denotes Concentrations Available*
Biology
Business Administration*
Computer Information Systems
Hospitality Management*
Mathematics
Sport Management
* Denotes Concentrations Available*
Social Work
Business Administration
Culinary Arts
Liberal Studies
Music
Sacred Music
Graduate Level Program
Business Administration
Division of Mathematics and Sciences
LEARN MORE
Division of Education, Psychology and Social Work
LEARN MORE
The Andrew Carnegie Library
The original library at Livingstone College used rooms added to Huntington Hall in 1883 especially for a library. Three thousand volumes were listed in the catalog in 1884-85. In 1890, Reverend A.J.F. Behrends donated $1,000.00 for a collection of new books for the library to be called “The Central Library”.
The Andrew Carnegie Library at Livingstone College was dedicated in 1908. Andrew Carnegie, a benefactor of libraries throughout the country, donated funds in 1905 for the construction of the first library building at Livingstone College. The appeal for the $12,500.00 donation was made by Dr. Booker T. Washington, Dr. W.H. Goler (Livingstone College President), and Bishop George W. Clinton of the A.M.E. Zion Church. Bricks for the erection of the building were made on the campus. The library was completed in 1908 and named the Andrew Carnegie Library. Sizable additions have been made to the library that now houses more than 65,000 volumes.
LEARN MORE
Division of Business
LEARN MORE
Division of Liberal Arts and Humanities
The mission of the Division of Liberal Arts and Humanities is to empower students to become global leaders in scholarship, research, performing arts, and service to humanity. The division is committed to producing graduates who are critical thinkers in pursuit of truth, beauty, spirituality, and social justice. Students are prepared to become competitive candidates in graduate and professional schools, to excel in their chosen careers, and to provide community leadership based upon humanistic values.
LEARN MORE
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Academic Affairs
EVENING & WEEKEND COLLEGE
ACCREDITATION
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
ALUMNI & FRIENDS
FACULTY & STAFF
Anthology
Andrew Carnegie Library
EAB Navigate
ADP | INTRANET
School Dudes
BLACKBOARD
JICS
REQUESTS
I.T. DEPARTMENT
WEBMAIL
LC Self-Service
LC Self-Service Instruction
LC Password Change/Reset
Qualtrics.XM
Digital Vaccination Certificate
Pebbles – Newsletter
Students
2025 Summer & Fall Registration Information
Andrew Carnegie Library
Livingstone APPs Portal
BLACKBOARD
Password Reset
JICS
Final Exam Schedule
Final Exam Schedule (2025 December Graduates)
2025 Fall Final Exam Schedule
RESIDENCE LIFE
HOUSING FEE PAYMENT
STUDENT WEBMAIL
Qualtrics.XM
LC Students FAQs
ADMISSIONS & FINANCIAL AID
ACADEMICS
ATHLETICS
CAMPUS LIFE
Success Center
Honors Program
BLACKBOARD
JICS
OFFICES
EMERGENCY
Campus Police
Health Services
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Office of the President
Office of Academic Affairs
Office of Athletics
Office of Business and Finance
Office of Marketing and Communications
Office of Human Resource
Office of Institutional Advancement
Office of Public Safety & Campus Police
Office of Student Affairs
COLLEGE AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
Division of Business
Division of Education, Psychology & Social Work
Division of Liberal Arts & Humanities
Division of Mathematics and Science
Division of Hospitality Management
INSTITUTIONAL OFFICES
Andrew Carnegie Library
NC LIVE
Evening & Weekend College
Bookstore
Cashier
Counseling Services
Career Readiness Institute
Financial Aid
Computer Information Systems
Mail & Package Services
Residence Life
Registrar
Student Activities
Spiritual Life
MAKE A GIFT
APPLY NOW
Andrew Carnegie Library
SACSCOC
Livingstone College: CIAA Tour Feb. 24
X
X
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