School of Arts and Humanities
By majoring in one of the Arts and Humanities disciplines and participating in the School's Common Experience, you will develop a unique set of perspectives and skills that can be applied to a wide variety of careers. Besides acquiring a deep knowledge base within your chosen major, you will also sharpen the skills that employers value most:
- Critical thinking and research
- Intercultural understanding
- Global fluency
- Creativity and flexibility
- Ethical reasoning
- Effective written and oral communication
- Collaboration and teamwork
- Problem solving and resourcefulness
Contact Information
Sarah Roth
Dean, Arts & Humanities
230 Joyner Hall
snroth@meredith.edu
(919) 760-8541
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Majors within the School of Arts and Humanities are diverse, ranging from art education to political science, from criminology to Spanish, from studio art to theatre. Our alumnae have gone on to jobs at companies like SAS, Red Hat, Pearson Publishing, and LexisNexis; non-profit organizations like the American Red Cross and Interfaith Youth Core; and a variety of government agencies, law firms, and educational institutions. They are executive recruiters, marketing coordinators, dance studio owners, exhibit developers, communication directors, photographers, graphic designers, assistant district attorneys, and even Tony award-winning actors.
Meredith Minute: From Page to Stage
What does it take to put on a play? Associate Professor of Theatre Steven Roten takes you behind the scenes of a play that was produced at Meredith College.
Meredith Minute: From Page to Stage
What does it take to put on a play? Associate Professor of Theatre Steven Roten takes you behind the scenes of a play that was produced at Meredith College.
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Strong Story | Senttra Snowden-Gregg
Senttra Snowden-Gregg can't wait to start teaching high school English. A born leader with a passion for reaching all students as individuals and a love of American literature, this graduating senior knows what it takes to be a strong teacher.
Strong Story | Senttra Snowden-Gregg
Senttra Snowden-Gregg can't wait to start teaching high school English. A born leader with a passion for reaching all students as individuals and a love of American literature, this graduating senior knows what it takes to be a strong teacher.
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A studio art major, Libby O'Daniel likes to use her art to bring people to new ideas they may not have otherwise encountered.
Strong Story | Libby O'Daniel
A studio art major, Libby O'Daniel likes to use her art to bring people to new ideas they may not have otherwise encountered.
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For four years at Meredith, Leslie Castro, ’19, studied in an English classroom that featured a poster from the Shakespeare Theatre Company. Soon, she will find herself a part of that company.
The daughter of missionaries, Keliy Grobbelaar, ’20, has experienced a lot. Living all over the world helped her develop a great sense of cultural inclusivity and a passion for people from all backgrounds.
After moving from Texas to attend Meredith, Kristin Foster, ’19, built her own community of friends while strengthening her talents in music.
College Research Drawing on a long history of educating strong women, Meredith College regularly conducts important research on selected women’s issues, including several projects by faculty and students within the School of Arts and Humanities.
The Status of Girls in North Carolina documents factors that impact girls' lives within the state. The report highlights areas in which girls in N.C. are making strides, areas in need of improvement, and areas of disparity among girls.
In North Carolina, women make up more than 54% of registered voters, but hold less than 25% of elected and appointed offices. The Status of Women in North Carolina Politics uses data about women as voters and elected leaders throughout the state to offer recommendations for improving women's underrepresentation in politics.
Administered by the Department of History and Political Science, the Meredith College Poll is part of the College's commitment to civic engagement. Students conduct this poll of registered N.C. voters each semester, and gain hands-on polling experience.
