Graduate Humanities Program

An interdisciplinary program bringing together students and faculty from a variety of backgrounds to collaboratively explore the intersection of arts and society, history, cultural and literary studies within an open, exploratory, and experimental graduate-level educational environment.

Photos from our 30th Anniversary Celebration

Constellations:
An Anthology of the Graduate Humanities Program, Celebrating Thirty Years (1979-2009)

See the Table of Contents here.

See the Press Release here.

Spring 2010 Seminars

The Glenwood Project . . .

The Glenwood Traveling Exhibit - 2009-10 Schedule:

January 23 - March 6, 2009: MUGC Library, Marshall University Graduate College, South Charleston

March 9 - April 17: Drinko Library, Marshall University, Huntington

April 20 - May 29: Cabell County Public Library, Huntington

June 1 - July 10: Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Charleston

July 13 - August 21: Habitat for Humanity, Charleston

August 24 - October 2: First Presbyterian Church, Charleston

October 5 - November 13: Kanawha County Public Library, Charleston

November 16 - December 31: Federal Building, Charleston

January 6 - February 12, 2010: Saint John’s Episcopal Church, Charleston

February 12 - March 26: Cross Lanes Branch Library, Cross Lanes

The Graduate Humanities Program
Marshall University Graduate College
100 Angus E. Peyton Drive
South Charleston, WV 25303-1600
304-746-2022

The Graduate Humanities Program is a Full Member of the
Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs
Duke University • Box 90095 • Durham, NC 27708-0095

Last Updated: January 2010


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