HUMN 303 Week 1 Discussion 1: The Value of the Humanities (GRADED)

HUMN 303 Week 1 Discussion 1: The Value of the Humanities Week 1 Discussion The Value of the Humanities: The study of humanities is "Living" to me. Learning about cultures and the way other s live. I'm an officer and ex-military so I have and still see different kinds of nationalities. After obtaining my degree I am hoping it takes me to bigger and better places, so learning about how cultures live and what they believe in, is fascinating to me. I am looking forward to this class and other than My math classes I have not said that because I love learning about life as well as living it. With America being free for all, The United States has so many cultures and different beliefs now. They all work next to each other so learning about your co-workers, bosses, subordinates and the way of life could help a company grow or help work production because employees can and will learn from others. The study of humanities fits into a business and technical academic setting because humanities is simply studying the culture of humans, in which can also lead to a multi-discipline in the area of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Studying humanities is important regardless one's academic standpoint because, it familiarizes and educates students in the academic discipline on a wide array of topics, ranging from, but not limited too; history, culture and even philosophy and law. While in a business or technical program, humanities teaches us the basic blueprint of how we became who we are and al about everything around us and why it is so. When obtaining a business or technical degree, image the immaculate amount of cultural diversity one will encounter, the only way to understand is to educate. I was in business and sales for quite some time and it was not a walk in the park, you deal with and encounter all walks of life and one bust be prepared and familiar to not only do their job, but do it effectively, and efficiently to the best of their ability. That is why, at least in my own opinion, why we can academically relate humanities to a business or technical degree. Show Less