School of Fine Arts and Humanities

The School of Fine Arts and Humanities consists of five departments: English, Music, Theatre and Dance, Visual Arts, and World Languages.

Each department focuses on a specialized area of Fine Arts and Humanities and each has a region-wide reputation for excellence.

Development of talents in the Fine Arts and Humanities areas has been a part of the college since its inception.

Unique opportunities for students in the School of Fine Arts and Humanities:

  • The English Department offers valuable preparation for a future in many professional areas including business, federal service, law and medicine. English continues to be excellent preparation for a career in education.
  • The Music Department has a complete offering of the first two years of a baccalaureate degree in several areas of music including performance and music education. Casper College provides the student with quality teaching in a smaller classroom environment and curricula that develop comprehensive musicianship.
  • The Theatre and Dance Department offers students opportunities for experience in productions from the beginning of their time at the college. Our mission is to provide a foundation in theatre and prepare students for admission at the baccalaureate level.
  • The Visual Arts Department gives students an opportunity to work in a variety of art media and decide which area should become a specialty. Students within the Visual Arts department of Casper College will gain reasonable facility in many media providing them with a comprehensive artistic experience.
  • The Department of World Languages, which offers American Sign Language, French, Russian and Spanish, prepares students to think critically, communicate effectively and find a career in a diverse, global economy. World Languages graduates may also pursue further study in languages, linguistics, translation and interpretation, history, culture and other disciplines that open students to the world.
‘On the Wall’ to close Dec. 5

‘On the Wall’ to close Dec. 5

Ceramicist Mike Olson’s “On the Wall” exhibit is currently on display at the Mildred Zahradnicek Gallery. The final day of the exhibit is Thursday, Dec. 5.

Contact Info

Tabitha Siemens

Fine Arts and Humanities Academic Assistant

Justin Hayward

Academic Chair Fine Arts

Julia Whyde

Dean, School of Fine Arts and Humanities

Zachary Vreeman

Academic Chair Music, Theatre and Dance

Lisa Johnson

Academic Chair of English and World Languages

Office Hours (PDF) for faculty in the School of Fine Arts and Humanities