Voice of the Humanities Eric Berg

In this episode I offer some short personal remarks about what it is like those last days on a college campus that is closing. 



Brought to you by Vectis Consulting - specializing in consulting humanities departments. 

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In this episode we chat about the long-term value of integrating your program into the larger curriculum of the college. Change happens and it can be a significant learning curve to do this but it can provide tremendous long-term security for your program.

In this episode we discuss the value of being proactive as opposed to just reacting to radical curriculum change at the college. In this case, it is best to have a plan ready months if not years in advance that can demonstrate your program's value in a time of radical change. 

In this episode we give you three key leadership positions at the college to keep your eye on and what to look for if change happens. Over 125 colleges in the United States have closed since 2016, it is an unfortunate trend in higher education but there are indicators to look for so you can be prepared. 



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The consulting firm that is in the bushiness of saving the humanities!

In this episode we go over some strategies for rebuilding your academic community when colleges and universities reconvene. It is an opportunity to rebuild some aspects of the culture of your major. I Part 1, we chat about the faculty community. 

In this episode we discuss an often undervalued asset in your community, the local public library. The role of a humanities program at a college or university should also include community outreach and support. Take a listen to this podcast to get advice on how to leverage this asset for both the collage and the community. 

Brought to you by the folks at Vectis Consulting. 

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