What to Do With a Humanities Degree: Finding (and Funding) Post-Wellesley Studies in the Book
An Informal Lunch and Discussion with Meredith Santaus ’16
Library Lecture Room, Clapp Library
Tues, Dec. 13 from noon-1:30 pm
Sponsored by Book Studies
To reserve a lunch, please RSVP by noon on Thurs, Dec. 8 to kruffin@wellesley.edu and include any notes about dietary restrictions or preferences.
Meredith graduated from Wellesley in 2016 with a BA in English and Classics, three years of experience in Clapp Library’s Special Collections, and zero formal education in book studies or bibliography. She is now studying for her Master’s in Book History at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, entirely paid for through scholarships. The process from points A to B relied on identifying the programs best suited for her — and for you. Learn how best to tell your story and find a niche in the book world, ask questions of why, where, and how at an informal lunch and discussion.
Detail from the fold-out woodcut print of Venice from Breydenbach. Peregrinatio in Terram Sanctam. Speyer, 1505.
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From: Veronica Brandstrader, LTS, x2171
More info: Katherine McCanless Ruffin, LTS, x2130
