Arts, Humanities, and Communication Pathway
Arts, Humanities, and communication
Are you creative? Do you enjoy visual or performing arts? How about reading, analyzing literature, thinking critically, or communicating through speech or writing?
Students pursuing programs in this LCP develop highly valued transferable skills preparing them for careers related to visual, applied, and performing arts; TV and film; working in the media; journalism; and public sector, non-profit, and advocacy work.
Related CAREERS
Most majors can prepare students for a wide variety of occupations. The following list reflects a range of options, some of which require advanced degrees. Please note that this is not exhaustive list.
- Actor
- Animator
- Art Director
- Audio-Visual Tech
- Broadcast Newscaster Camera Operator
- Choreographer
- Cinematographer
- Copy Writers
- Curator
- Editor
- Exhibit Designer
- Film Critic
- Etc…
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Division Deans
- Gary Pritchard, Fine Arts & Communications Division
- Sunny Rothstein, Liberal Arts Division
Counseling Faculty
- Isaiah Whitfield (Academic)
- Chelena Fisher (Academic)
- Traci Ukita (Career)
- Marvelina Graf (Transfer)
Instructional Faculty
- Brooke Hanniff
Success Coaches
- Monique Rodriguez
- Sara Chavez
Social Work Intern
- Mariah Sarabia
Academic Support Rep
- Nancy Spradlin
Data Coach
- Daniel Gardner
Interested in learning more about the Arts, Humanities, and Communication LCP?
Plan to transfer? The Transfer Center is here to help! Meet with a counselor or a university rep, attend
workshops, learn about important timelines and more!
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Programs in this pathway can help you develop these skills:
- Creative thinking
- Oral and written communication
- Active Listening
- Social Perceptiveness
- Making symbolic connections
- Relating well to others
- Adapting to change
- Problem-solving
Programs in this pathway may appeal to people with these interests:
- Generating ideas
- Expressing individuality
- Creating or enjoying visual art, performing arts, and/or communicating through speech or writing
- Applying imagination
- Creative self-expression
- Unstructured, flexible environments
- Visiting museums, galleries; attending concerts, cultural events
Need help identifying your broad interests? Check out these interest inventories.
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