English at the Mount: Not all that meets the eye
Victoria Kuhr ’20 (bottom row, first from left) is also a part of the Dominican Scholars of Hope, a living and learning community at the Mount dedicated to discovering and participating in the Mount’s Dominican heritage.
Despite having a self-proclaimed Type A personality, junior Victoria Kuhr was attracted to becoming an English major because of the very diversity and unstructured nature of the study.
“I was drawn to being an English major because of how diverse the major is and how there is not one direction nor field you can go in,” she explains.
The best advantage Victoria sees to being an English major is the tight knit community she found in the Division of Arts and Letters.
“My academic division is fairly small, but it is extraordinarily close knit,” she said. “I feel I practically live in the Arts and Letters departments during certain times of the year whether needing help in my work or just to chat to some of my professors.” Continue Reading
28 Jan
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