College of Humanities & Fine Arts

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the College of Humanities and Fine Arts has shuttered the doors on our physical spaces and made the transition to a virtual college. While this is less than ideal, we want to assure you that in this virtual space, we will approach our work, albeit in different modalities, with care, compassion, dedication to student access, equity, and success, and the same commitment to learning as we have always. During this time, when so much is uncertain for all of us, I want to encourage us to practice being gracious—to others as well as ourselves—in our teaching, learning, navigation of processes, and interactions with our colleagues.   

This moment in history emphasizes the lessons that we all should keep in mind. In addition to being gracious, remember to check in with each other as much as you are capable. This will help to ensure continuity in our community. Also, remember to wash your hands, don’t touch your face, cough and sneeze in your elbow, maintain appropriate distances from others, and, more importantly, look out for, and protect, those amongst us who are vulnerable and at-risk.  

For questions regarding your class, please contact your professor directly.

For HFA academic advising and support, please contact Kylee Sharp, our HFA Advising & Retention Specialist. You can learn more about Kylee’s work here. 

For information on virtual museum exhibitions contact the Janet Turner Print Museum. 

For assistance specific to General Education, contact Academic Advising Programs. 

For assistance specific to Graduation, contact Graduation Advising. 

For all other inquiries, please email Emily Amarel or give us a call at 530-898-5351, where HFA staff is able to answer your call remotely. Our office is open from 8:00am-5:00pm Monday through Friday.