Humanities
The Humanities area includes American Studies, Art History, Asian Studies, Classics, History, Languages, Literature, Philosophy, Religion and Writing. To study in the Humanities is to explore the stories and the ideas that help us think critically and imaginatively about the issues confronting human beings. Examining how these issues have been understood in other times, places and cultures is at the heart of each discipline. As our listings indicate, many of our courses encourage study that connects you to other areas of Marlboro College’s curriculum.
Degree Fields
- American Studies
- Art History
- Asian Studies
- Classics
- History
- Languages
- Literature
- Philosophy
- Religion
- Writing
Humanities Faculty
 Gloria Biamonte Writing & Literature |
 Grant Li Chinese Language |
 J. Birjepatil Literature |
 Timothy Little History |
 Edmund Brelsford Languages and Literature |
Andrew Singer Classics Fellow |
 Veronica Brelsford Languages and Literature |
 Meg Mott Political Theory |
 Heather Clark Literature |
 Geraldine Pittman de Batlle Literature |
| Jeffrey Ward Spanish |
 Felicity Ratté Art History |
 Seth Harter History and Asian Studies |
 John Sheehy Writing |
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Anne Monahan Art History |
 Laura Stevenson Writing |
 Tom Means Linguistics |
 T. Hunter Wilson Writing and Literature |
 Amer Latif Religion |
 William EdelglassPhilosophy |