Celebrating Arts and Humanities

from Conversations on the Oaks Hosted by Dillard University

Artists, linguists, photographers, speakers, writers, journalists and a host of others celebrated National Arts and Humanities Month every October. The celebration was created in 1993 to celebrate culture in America. With its impressive arts and humanities programs and alumni, this is certainly a time to celebrate at Dillard University. Cortheal Clark, the chair of the University's School of Humanities talks about the importance of arts and humanities.

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