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The Humanities Department is committed to helping students prepare for an ever-changing world by exploring the customs, traditions, rituals and products of human civilization.
 

DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION

Study in the Humanities is an exploration of the human experience through a review of our visual and musical arts, within the contexts of the other performing, environmental, and literary arts.  This broad interdisciplinary topic enhances our understanding the relationships among the liberal arts disciplines, and their practical applicability in every individual’s life.
 
Phone:214-860-8671
Fax:214-860-8528
Room:E-40
E-Mail:ptrish@dcccd.edu
Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m., Monday - Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Friday
  
Department Announcements
Fine Arts Appreciation (HUMA 1315) is available during the Fall, Spring, Winter Term, May Term and Summer semesters in either the online course format, stand-alone classroom format, or the DCCCD telecourse. 
 
In attempt to service the broadening needs of our student body, sections are available in a variety of structures:
  • NEW!!!  Fast-Track Course (8 weeks)
  • NEW!!!  Online Course, launches Fall 2006
  • Traditional two-session weekly (M/W or T/R), or three-session weekly (MWF)
  • One evening only (T or F)
  • Saturday-only mini-term (five bi-weekly Saturdays in Fall and Spring)
  • Telecourse

Advanced Humanities (HUMA 1302) is recommended to those students interested in additional field study, or in pursuing an Associate of Arts with an Emphasis in Humanities Degree.  This is a special topics course focused on either individually specific or diverse subject areas.


 
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