Academic

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
The School of Humanities comprises the branches
of learning concerned with systems of thought
based on the nature, dignity, interests, expressions,
ideas and values of humankind. The Humanities
Program encompasses ancient philosophical
foundations and modern modes of inquiry from a
global perspective as expressed in literature and the
creative arts. The School of Humanities develops
graduates who are critical thinkers, skillfully creative
and well prepared for academe and the workplace.
Majors
o English
o Film
o Mass Communication
Concentration in Multimedia Journalism
Concentration in Public Relations
o Music
Concentration in Music Industry
Concentration in Voice Performance
o Theatre Arts
Concentration in Theatre Performance
Concentration in Theatre Technology
o Visual Arts
Minors
o English
Complete 18 credit hours from courses listed below;
no more than two courses from 200 level:
o ENG 223 - Studies in Poetry
o ENG 224 - Studies in Fiction
o ENG 225 - Studies in Drama
o ENG 260 - Literary Criticism
o ENG 261 - Feminist Theories
o ENG 303 - Jazz in Literature
o ENG 304 - American Ethnic Literature
o ENG 315 - American Literary Foundations
o ENG 323 - British Literary Foundations
o ENG 329 - Modern American Novel
o ENG 333 - African American Literary Foundations
o ENG 343 - African American Poetry
o ENG 344 - The Harlem Renaissance
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o Film
Complete 18 credit hours from courses listed below:
o FLM 101- Introduction to the Study of Film
o FLM 200 - Film History & Theory
o FLM 220 - Film Production
o FLM 300 - Cinematography & Directing
o FLM 310 - Sound Design for Film
o FLM 320 - Documentary Film Production
o Mass Communication
Complete 18 credit hours from courses listed below:
o MAC 100 – Introduction to Mass Communication
o MAC 205 – Basic Newswriting
o 12 major credit hours in one of the following concentration:
Multimedia Journalism or Public Relations
o Music
Complete 18 credit hours from courses listed below:
o MUS 103 - Ear Training/Sight Singing Laboratory
o MUS 104 - Continuation of Ear Training/Sight Singing
Laboratory
o MUS 109 - Music Theory I
o MUS 110 - Music Theory II
o MUS 131 - Piano Class
o MUS 132 - Piano Class
o MUS 147 - Concert Choir
o MUS 148 - Concert Choir
o MUS 150 - Survey of Music Literature
o MUS 197 - Midday Recital
o MUS 198 - Midday Recital
o Applied Music Elective
o Music (MUS) Elective 200 or 300 6 credit hours
o Theatre Arts
Complete 18 credit hours from courses listed below:
o SPT 100 - Script Analysis
o SPT 101 - Voice and Diction
o SPT 102 - Introduction to the Theatre
o SPT 115 - Theatre Laboratory
o SPT 205 - Basic Acting
o SPT 209 - Stagecraft I
o SPT 215 - Theatre Laboratory
o SPT 306 - Children’s Theatre