Humanities for All Initiative
An enriched academic experience to advance successful transfer in the humanities.CCBC offers students interested in the humanities a unique opportunity for an enriched, dynamic academic experience in partnership with Johns Hopkins University's Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Humanities for All is funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Humanities for All initiative is open to all CCBC students, offering particular benefits to those pursuing degrees and transfer within CCBC’s humanities-related academic Pathways.
CCBC’s Humanities for All initiative is for you, if you want to
- study the humanities
- learn with world-class faculty and scholars
- inspire yourself with enriched course content
- meet like-minded students
- improve your academic and transfer success
- challenge yourself to reach your full potential
- become a thoughtful leader who can make the world a better place
Humanities for All opportunities open to all CCBC students:
- topical lecture series and half-day symposiums
- humanities-themed English and Communication Studies courses designed to improve critical thinking, problem-solving and cultural perspectives
- enrichment activities including service learning and arts festivals
- lectures by renowned Johns Hopkins University humanities faculty and scholars from other institutions.
- study abroad programs focused on the humanities
- field trips to theaters, museums, historical societies and other cultural sites