Business, Economics, and Political Science Department

“The fields we explore in of our department—business, economics, and politics—comprise what I call the great ‘practical arts.’  The liberal arts studies in Asbury’s core enable students to become independent, critical thinkers, and to appreciate the ideas and aesthetic accomplishments across human history.  These practical arts enable us to engage directly—in an ethical and Christ-honoring manner—in the mechanisms of our nation’s social, economic, and political life.  These arts also help students understand how to thrive in other countries and
socio-political systems.”

Dr. Stephen Clements, Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair, Department of Business, Economics, and Political Science