Leonard Schulze

• Chair of the Division of Fine Arts
• Professor of Communication and Digital Media
• Professor of English
• Director of the Augustine Institute

Leonard Schulze teaches courses in the history and structure of the English language, human symbolic activity, rhetoric and persuasion, communication and community, cinema studies, and Western Heritage. He also serves as chair of the Division of Fine Arts, which includes the departments of Art, Communication and Digital Media, Music, and Theatre. He is the founding director of Carthage's Augustine Institute, an online forum dedicated to exploring the intellectual and spiritual resources of the Lutheran tradition.

Prior to joining the Carthage faculty in 2004, he taught German, English, philosophy, European and American literature, American studies, and communication studies at Yale University and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, among other colleges and universities. Read more.

Education

• Ph.D. — Yale University
• M.Phil. — Yale University
• M.A. — The Johns Hopkins University
• B.A. — University of Texas-Austin
• Additional studies at Alliance Francaise in Paris and the University of Zurich

• Biography
• Courses
• Augustine Institute
• Communication and Digital Media Department
• English Department