Three faculty members from the Reynolds College of Arts and Letters have been appointed as Smart Professors. This title comes with an endowed professorship for the departments of music, theatre and dance, and English. An endowed professorship is the highest honor a university can bestow on a faculty member, a title that will last as long as the university itself. The endowment … [Read more...] about Meet the Smart Professors
Dr. Shawn Wahl, the dean of the Reynolds College of Arts and Letters, commissioned the promotional video "Once Upon a Time" to showcase the variety of distinguished programs offered by the department of English. The video was filmed on location in Siceluff Hall and local business Pagination Bookshop, which is co-owned by English instructor Jennifer Murvin. From English … [Read more...] about The making of “Once Upon a Time”
As we begin the holiday season, please review the Judith Enyeart Reynolds College of Arts and Letters Wish List. Your contribution directly supports our terrific students. RCOAL Wish List $200 - Student Success Awards Your contribution will help students who have demonstrated success in their chosen majors to show off their accomplishments. $500 to $1,000 - Student Study … [Read more...] about RCOAL releases wish list
Looking for Summer 2020 General Education courses? Check out the updated schedule below. A promotional flyer is available for download. Summer 2020 Schedule May 18 - Summer Intersession classes begin May 25 - Memorial Day holiday (no classes) June 5 - Summer Intersession classes end June 8 - Classes begin July 3 - Independence Day observed (no classes) … [Read more...] about COAL announces robust online summer offerings
Dr. Alan Tinkler, associate professor of English, has spent the better part of his professional career dedicated to bettering the world. Through decades of extensive volunteer work ranging from his time in Papua New Guinea with the PeaceCorps to his role on the Community Impact Team with the United Way of Northwest Vermont, and his dedication to the Shepherd Higher Education … [Read more...] about Teaching poverty, enriching education