Arts & Sciences

This year’s Founders Week theme pays tribute to the women of Campbell University. We honor their servant leadership, strength, and… More on this post

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/download/ermbzg/Forensics.m4a Download episode here Guest: Dr. Marion T. Vandergrift and Dr. Stephanie Mathews, discussing the mock crime scene students are investigating… More on this post

https://campbelledu.podbean.com/mf/play/ue4mx4/EmilyMcIntosh.m4a DOWNLOAD HERE Guest: Emily McIntosh (’15), content strategist for the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Hosts: Billy Liggett… More on this post

https://campbelledu.podbean.com/mf/play/ybhcxi/LydiaHuth.m4a Download here Guest: Lydia Huth, senior English major and soon-to-be Campbell graduate Hosts: Billy Liggett and Kate Stoneburner Topics: Senior Lydia Huth shares… More on this post

https://campbelledu.podbean.com/mf/play/cy2w6v/RWO-christmas2.m4a Download episode Guest: Dr. Phillip Morrow, associate professor of music and director of choral activities; and the Campbell Choir Hosts: Billy… More on this post

James Martin, Professor of History,  has taught at Campbell University for 27 years, and taught at James Kenan High School (Duplin… More on this post

The following articles explore the value of a liberal arts education. Anders, George. “The Unexpected Value of the Liberal Arts.”… More on this post

When people discuss why the humanities should be supported, it is usually in conjunction with skills for the workplace or… More on this post

Download Full Episode Guest: Dr. Amanda Sharp Parker, coordinator of the Homeland Security Program, assistant professor of Homeland Security Hosts: Billy Liggett… More on this post

Many articles supporting the humanities tend to go along with the typical dichotomy of the humanities versus STEM. The following… More on this post