Arts, Education, and Humanities

Explores the politics, literature, and popular culture of the past to illuminate the total American experience.

Encompasses the fine arts, graphic design, studio art, and art history. Take your talent to a professional level.

How to argue persuasively, how to create and articulate a message, how to make ethical decisions: these skills underlie the study of Communication.

Integrate the liberal arts with professional training at all levels from early childhood through high school. NCATE accredited since 1954.

Love the written word in all its glory and complexity? Focus on literature or writing; delve into medieval studies.

Concentrations in both film production and critical analysis. KSC grads have gone on to distinguished careers in the film industry and academia.

Acquire an active command of written and spoken French, familiarity with the French-speaking world, and study abroad. Bonjour, Paris!

Study German history and culture, acquire an active command of the language, and study abroad in Germany or Austria.

Why history? Because “those who don’t understand the past are condemned to repeat it” (George Santayana).

The first four-year BA degree in the U.S. examines both the Holocaust and the broader topic of genocide. Students may spend a semester at the Centre for European Studies at Jagiellonian University in Poland.

Writing, editing, and presenting effective stories for both print and broadcast media, with a liberal arts perspective.

Options in Composition, Music Education, Performance, Music Technology, and Bachelor of Arts in Music

Acquire an active command of written and spoken Spanish, learn about history and current issues, and study in Spain or Latin America. ¡Hola!

With the Redfern Arts Center as a laboratory for performance, students may specialize in modern dance or theatre arts.

The intersection of race/ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, nationality, and religion. What are the social origins and related politics of identity?