Majors, Minors, Concentrations
Art Major
Consists of 32 to 33 credits, to include the following required courses:
- ART-100 Drawing Composition
- ART-130 Introduction to Design
- ART-239 Ancient to Medieval
- ART-240 Renaissance to Modern
- ART-323 20th Century Art
- One 300-level art history course
- ART-308 Advanced Drawing
- ART-330.1 Figure Drawing
- ART-401 Senior Exhibit 2-D Media
- ART-402 Senior Exhibit 3-D Media
- ART-403 Senior Project
- Three credits from painting, printmaking, or photography
- Three credits in ceramics or sculpture
- Six credits of advanced studies.
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Students seeking teacher certification with a major in art should consult a member of the Education Department.
Art Minor
Consists of 24 credits, to include:
- ART-100 Drawing & Composition
- ART-130 Introduction to Design
- ART-239 Ancient to Medieval
- ART-240 Renaissance to Modern
- ART-323 20th Century Art
- one 300-level art history course
- ART-330.1 Figure Drawing
- Three credits from painting, printmaking, or photography
- Three credits from ceramics or sculpture
- Three credits from Advanced Studies.
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Students seeking teacher certification with an art minor should consult a member of the Education Department.
Graphic Design Concentration (for Art Majors)
Consists of the requirements for the Art major plus:
- ART-123 Introduction to Computer Graphics
- ART-363 Advanced Studies in Computer Graphics (six credits)
- ART-497 Internship (three credits)
Graphic Design Minor (not for Art Majors)
Consists of 17 to 18 credits to include:
- ART-100 Drawing & Composition
- ART-123 Introduction to Computer Graphics
- ART-130 Introduction to Design
- ART-363 Advanced Studies in Computer Graphics (six credits)
- ART-497 Internship (three credits)
- ART-106 Basic Photography
- ART-308 Advanced Drawing
- ART-330.1 Figure Drawing
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Art History Concentration (for Art Majors)
consists of 21 credits to include:
- ART-239 Ancient to Medieval
- ART-240 Renaissance to Modern
- ART-323 20th Century Art
- Nine additional credits in art history
Courses offered by other departments may also count toward these nine credits provided that they contain a strong visual arts component. Such courses can be found in the departments of Anthropology/Sociology (for example, Anthropology & Art); History (especially those dealing with Ancient Greece and Rome); Psychology (particularly those dealing with the cinema) and Interdisciplinary courses such as London: Art, Architecture & Literature. Students should check with the Art Department faculty to confirm that a course they have chosen may indeed be counted toward the minor/concentration. Note that some of these courses are offered more frequently than others, and students should take this into account when making their academic plans. - three credits of either:
- ART-494 Independent Study
- ART-497 Internship
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Art History Minor (not for Art Majors)
Consists of 21 credits to include:
- ART-239 Ancient to Medieval
- ART-240 Renaissance to Modern
- ART-323 20th Century Art
- nine additional credits in art history
Courses offered by other departments may also count toward these nine credits provided that they contain a strong visual arts component. Such courses can be found in the departments of Anthropology/Sociology (for example, Anthropology & Art); History (especially those dealing with Ancient Greece and Rome); Psychology (particularly those dealing with the cinema) and Interdisciplinary courses such as London: Art, Architecture & Literature. Students should check with the Art Department faculty to confirm that a course they have chosen may indeed be counted toward the minor/concentration. Note that some of these courses are offered more frequently than others, and students should take this into account when making their academic plans. - three credits of either:
- ART-494 Independent Study
- ART-497 Internship
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Business & the Arts Major
As a joint program between Business and the Performing and Fine Arts, this major offers students an opportunity to integrate an interest in the arts with an understanding of some of the practical applications of business. This major serves students preparing for careers in arts administration or management in music, theatre and the visual arts. It will also serve those who might want to create an independent gallery, ensemble, or theatre company.
Prerequisites
Core
- Core course work in the Arts (5 to 7 credits in each of the three arts):
- Art: (6 credits)
- ART-100 Drawing
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ART-130 Design - Three credits of art history
- ART-100 Drawing
- Music: (5-6 credits)
- Theatre: (6-7 credits)
- THE-115 Introduction to Theatre
- And one of the following:
- Art: (6 credits)
- Core course work in Business (17-19 total credits)
- One of the following:
- And
- And Two of the Following Three
- Visual Art Focus (12 - 15 credits):
- At least nine credits including both studio work and art history
- ART-403 Senior Project
- ART-494 Independent Study
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ART-497 Internship
- Music Focus (12 - 14 credits):
- MUS-311.1 Music History I
- MUS-312.1 Music History II
- MUS-313.1 Music History III
- Three credits of Applied Studies and/or Music Ensembles
- One to two credits MUS-494 Independent Study
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MUS-497 Internship - Theatre Focus (13 - 18 credits):
- Three credits chosen from:
- at least six credits chosen from:
- one to three credits from one of the following:
- IND-499 Interdisciplinary Business/Arts Seminar (1 credit)
Students choose course work in one focus in the arts: