What Can I Do with Humanities?

Some of today's most highly respected business, political, and cultural leaders hold degrees in a humanities discipline. Check out the section on Power, Ambition and Glory on the Forbes Magazine web site for interesting interviews with some of these leaders: http://www.forbes.com/2009/06/18/power-ambition-glory-leadership-steve-forbes_land.html

From professor or cardiologist to technology business owner or social service agency administrator, with broad-based training and refined analytical skills you will be prepared to create a successful life in whatever direction you choose.

Here are a just a few of the occupations recently reported by alumni.

Career suggestions can be found under each major in the Undergraduate Programs section.

• Executive Director of a Nonprofit
• Agency
• Wedding and Event Planner -- Company Owner
• Published Author on Environmental Policy
• County Social Service Program Director
• Creativity Consultant and Coach
• Librarian
• Counselor
• Historian
• Archivist
• Tutoring Company Owner
• Professor of Art History
• Professor of History
• High School Teacher
• Elementary School Teacher
• Art Gallery Owner
• Publishing Consultant
• Newspaper Columnist
• Artist
• Community Organizer
• Director of Service-Learning
• Computer Analyst
• Singer/Songwriter