Degrees
Objectives
The visual arts represent one of the basic means of human communication. In its courses, programs, and facilities the Art Department provides undergraduates with a solid foundation in the methods and theories in the creation and study of the visual arts. The department offers a range of experiences from introductory to advanced courses in Studio Art and Art History.
Students have the opportunity to explore drawing, two- and three- dimensional design, ceramics, computer art, sculpture, photography, painting, and printmaking, and they may study major periods, themes, and critical issues of Art History. They also are exposed to the new technologies and perspectives that are radically changing the way art is being made and studied. A state of the art computer art lab supports a rapidly expanding computer art area.
The Art Department is firmly committed to Liberal Arts education. It
consequently offers majors in Studio Art (B.A. only) and Computer Art
(B.A. and B.S). At the same time, the department recognize the pre-professional
interests of many students.
Majors
Major in Art (BA, BS) with concentrations
in:
3D,
Computer
Art, Painting,
Drawing and Printmaking, Photography,
Design,
General
Studio Art, Art
History.
For information on our degrees and the different areas of concentration
please take a look at the Degree
Requirements
Computer
Art Major (BA, BS)
Portfolio review is not a requirement for acceptance into the program.
Minors
Art
Studio (Not a professional Art Education program)
Art
History
Computer
Art
For information please take a look at the Degree Requirements
Courses
College catalogue description
of Art courses in
Art History
Art Studio
Computer Art