Linda Beane-Boose, Dean of Humanities at SFCC since 2016, has enjoyed a career in higher education which spans thirty years, including positions as director of faculty development, founding director of academic service-learning, and founding director of language services for the Center for International Education at St. Norbert College, De Pere, Wisconsin. She has experience in faculty development and mentorship, pedagogical innovation, enhancing institutional mission, accreditation, and administration. Linda has held leadership positions in the Professional and Organizational Development Network for Higher Education which focuses on faculty development. She completed a BA from the College of Wooster before earning her Ph.D. in French Literature from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Linda’s favorite thing about being dean is working together with dedicated faculty and staff to advance the mission of SFCC. She loves collaborating with others to better serve students, faculty, and the community. In her spare time, Linda enjoys cooking, gardening, wine tasting, cross-training, and biking, hiking and cross-country skiing in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

Irv Broughton has taught at SFCC since 1976. Previously he taught in the School of Communication at the University of Washington. He is a practicing filmmaker and three-time winner of the Northwest Film and Video Festival. He has written several screenplays and books of fiction, non-fiction, anthology and poetry. He holds BA and MA degrees from Florida State and an MA in creative writing from Hollins College. Broughton is also a former collegiate basketball player.  

Mary Hyatt began teaching at SFCC during 1970. She specializes in teaching film courses on campus and online. Her special interests are teaching classes about great directors and international cinema. Her major goal for students is "to use their writer’s voice, expressing their reactions to the films they view, using organized/clear ideas that are supported with specific detail."

A proud community college graduate, Barbara Williamson received an AA degree and later earned a BA and an MA in English at the University of Nevada. After receiving her degrees, she taught at UNR and surrounding community colleges. She went on to earn a PhD in English at the University of Nebraska. After teaching at UNL, she joined SFCC faculty. She teaches American literature, as well as film, women's literature, introduction to literature and composition.