School of Humanities

Lisa Crutchfield, assistant professor of history, Aubrey Plourde, assistant professor of English, Christie Vogler, assistant professor of history, and Meghan McGuire, assistant professor of English

Amanda Linehan '21, English major and German and secondary education double minor

Darian Geddis '20, criminology-philosophy and communication studies double major

Alexa Watkin '23, a history major with minors in German and museum studies, conducted research at Presbyterian Cemetery

Hiatt O'Connor '20, philosophy-political science major and creative writing minor

Alejandra Bonilla '22, English major and secondary education minor

The University of Lynchburg School of Humanities offers programs that help you become a better citizen of the world. You’ll study the world’s great thinkers, religions, cultures, and languages, using a critical and analytical approach to explore what it means to be human. You’ll also improve your communication skills and become an expert at thinking through complex issues.

News

History major places second in Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society paper contest

May 5, 2021

Religious studies professor awarded a Mednick Fellowship

April 9, 2021

‘Pandemic Poetry Project’ spreads joy of poetry across campus

April 8, 2021

New podcast looks at how Hollywood interprets the past

February 3, 2021

Westover alum’s first book tells story of ‘Black Freedom in the Age of Slavery’

October 27, 2020

New American Sign Language classes hot ticket on fall schedule

August 26, 2020

New medical humanities minor offered this fall

July 2, 2020

History professor, student collaborate on historical marker

June 30, 2020

Lynchburg English professor receives HELM faculty excellence award

May 13, 2020

History professor writes about life on ‘Planet Auschwitz’

April 13, 2020