The two-year M.A. Humanities Program arose in response to those who wished to connect more deeply with their lived experiences. This yearning for meaning was expressed as a desire to meet kindred spirits in a place of mythological and depth psychological wisdom. Our intention is to share that wisdom in multiple contexts with professional colleagues, students, family members and friends. The Humanities Program provides a missing link that opens doorways to understanding common patterns in human life through mythological themes and then follows those themes as they appear in history, the arts, music, literature, philosophy, and depth psychology.

FIRST YEAR
	FALL		Teaching and Learning with Technology—HM 502, 2 Units Humanities, Mythology, and Education 1—HM 520, 2 Units Traditions of Depth Psychology—HM 550, 2 Units
	WINTER		Professional Style of Learning—HM 503, 2 Units Humanities, Mythology, and Education II—HM 521, 2 Units Human Development, Mythology, and Learning—HM 551, 2 Units
	SPRING		Self-Assessment of Archetypal Patterns—HM 504, 2 Units Symbol and Image in Visual Art—HM 522, 2 Units Initiation, Ritual, and Ceremony—HM 552, 2 Units
	SUMMER		Portfolio Development I—HM 505, 2 Units Mythic Dimensions in Personal Transformation—HM 523, 2 Units Council and Reconciliation—HM 553, 2 Units
SECOND YEAR
	FALL		Teacher as a Learner—HM 602, 2 Units Narrative Traditions—HM 620, 2 Units Jung's Depth Psychology—HM 650, 2 Units
	WINTER		Educational Resources & Collaboration—HM 603, 2 Units Joseph Campbell: Myths and Images from a Cross-Cultural Perspective—HM 621, 2 Units Psyche and Landscape—HM 651, 2 Units
	SPRING		The Nature of Education: A Holistic Approach—HM 604, 2 Units Mythic Patterns in Cinema—HM 622, 2 Units Education and Archetypal Imagination—HM 652, 2 Units
	SUMMER		Portfolio Development II—HM 605, 2 Units Mythodrama—HM 623, 2 Units The Nature of Dreams—HM 653, 2 Units
This curriculum may vary depending upon changing academic needs.