
The Department of Humanities believes in the principle that a liberal arts education provides a foundation in ethical and historical perspectives that are crucial to the personal and professional development of our students. The Department of Humanities offers courses in Philosophy, Religion, History, American Government, and the Seminar courses (Critical Inquiry and Junior Seminar) with the goal of supporting students on their journey towards becoming responsible citizens in an increasingly complex world.
Dr. Robert Murray, Chair, Department of Humanities
Dr. Maureen MacLeod, Program Director, History
Prof. Emily Seibert, Program Director, Seminars
Dr. Soonyi Lee, History
Dr. Andrés Matías-Ortiz, History
Dr. Benjamin Abelson, Philosophy
Dr. Jude Aguwa, Religion
Dr. Austin Dacey, Seminars
Dr. K. Patrick Fazioli, Seminars
Dr. Virginia Coleman-Prisco, Seminars
Dr. Brent Saindon, Seminars
Nancy Collins, Administrative Assistant
HIST 295 The American Revolution
This course examines the origins of the American independence movement, the struggle between the rebellious colonies and the British Empire, and the resulting governments created in the new nation. Special attention will be given to the social, political, and economic changes sparked by the Revolution.