The Hunter Division of Humanities
Southern Vermont College offers the following degrees and minors in The Hunter Division of Humanities:
- Communications (Bachelor of Arts)
- Creative Writing (Bachelor of Arts)
- Creative Writing and English Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
- English (Bachelor of Arts)
- Liberal Arts (Associate in and Bachelor of Arts or Science)
MINORS
- Creative Writing
- English
- Humanities
- Music
- Public Relations
- Visual Arts
Mission Statement
The Southern Vermont College Hunter Division of Humanities enables students to discover the beliefs, values, knowledge, and skills that influence them as individuals in society. The Hunter Division of Humanities strives to engage students actively in issues that stem from the study of the diverse literary, philosophical, artistic, and cultural achievements of humanity. The Hunter Division of Humanities accomplishes its mission by offering courses included in the General Education Core and in its major and minor programs.
Career Opportunities and Graduate Study
Depending on their major and perhaps minor, students are prepared to enter careers in fields such as publishing, public relations, advertising, marketing, journalism, media management, and mid-level management. Students are also prepared for graduate study in literature, education, library science, marketing, advertising, journalism, creative writing, public relations and law.
Faculty
- Scott O'Callaghan, M.S., A.B.D. (Chair)
- Bryna Siegel Finer, Ph.D.
- Lynda Sinkiewich, M.A.
- Greg Winterhalter, M.F.A.
- Jennifer Colligan, M.S.
- Albert DeCiccio, Ph.D. (part time)
- Eric Despard, M.M. (part time)
- Ellen Ennis, M.A. (part time)
- Denis Farina, M.A. (part time)
- Emery Forest, J.D. (part time)
- Tracey Forest, M.A. (part time)
- Erin Kaufman, M.Ed. (part time)
- Mary Jo Kwiatek, M.S. (part time)
- Shirley Perlman, B.A. (part time)
- Jody Schade, M.A. (part time)
- Jay Silverman, M.P.Adm. (part time)
