The program focuses on the culture of human civilization from classic antiquity through the Middle Ages and Renaissance to the Modern Era. The objective of the Humanities is to give a sense of wholeness to human experience. The Music Department's main concern is to develop a keen appreciation of all periods of music, involve the individual in the performing arts, and enhance the potential ability of each person to reach the highest plane of musical understanding and excellence. The music curriculum has been outlined to provide an enjoyable experience in music as an avocation and as a training period for the continuing music major and the professional musician. Norman Devol David Dvorin Ray Edens Richard Furnoy Ken Hardin Tina Harris Robert Johnson Greg McLaughlin Dorla Menmuir Tom Slabaugh Philosophy concerns the study of fundamental questions that arise in different area of human experience thought, or practice.
Philosophy is the basis of a sound humanistic or liberal arts education.
The Philosophy program aims to make this natural activity of thought both richer and more systematic. Courses are offered which provide opportunities for self development and which provide opportunities for self development and the building of a coherent outlook and critical reason. In addition, the lower division prerequisites for a four-year philosophy major are offered. Opportunities for experimental and applied aspects are provided from the beginning through advanced levels. A serious effort is made to structure offerings so that students can attain individual goals in the field of Photography.