In addition to meeting the liberal arts core requirements of the University, you must take 29 credits of Art courses and select a 12 credit concentration of Fine Arts, Graphic Design or Pre-art Therapy.
REQUIRED COURSES
Complete the following courses:
- ART101 - Drawing I
- ART120 - Introduction to Design
- ART120CT - Introduction to Design Designated Critical Thinking
- ART150 - Introduction to Sculpture
- ART204 - Painting I
- ART209 - Art History: Prehistory-14th Century
- ART210 - Art History: 14th C. -Present
- ART300 - Communication Arts Colloquium
- ART310 - Art History: Twentieth Century
- ART460 - Senior Thesis
- FA220 - Service in the Arts
- MED204 - Electronic Media
Fine Arts Concentration
If you are interested in developing skills in drawing, photography and/or painting, this concentration is for you. Along with completing the core Art courses, you will take additional courses focused specifically on enhancing your creative skills and techniques in a specific area.
REQUIRED COURSES
Complete the following courses:
- ART181 - Photography I: Digital
- ART260 - Printmaking I
- MED181 - Photography I: Digital
COMPETENCY
Obtain a Level III competency in either drawing, painting, or printmaking.
- ART201 - Drawing II
- ART301 - Drawing III
- ART241 - Painting II
- ART340 - Painting III
- ART261 - Printmaking II
- ART362 - Printmaking III
Graphic Design Concentration
If you want to gain technique in layout design and computer imaging, consider a concentration in graphic design. Along with completing the core Art courses, you will take courses specifically designed to provide the knowledge and ability to produce design pieces.
REQUIRED COURSES
Complete the following courses:
- ART221 - Graphic Design: Layout
- ART331 - Graphic Design: Imaging
- ART425 - Graphic Design: Advanced Study
ELECTIVE COURSES
Complete three credits from the following:
- ART181 - Photography I: Digital
- ART220 - Graphic Design: Typography
- ART260 - Printmaking I
- ART329 - Web Design
- ART395 - Internship
Pre-Art Therapy Concentration
The pre-art therapy program is designed to prepare students for graduate school and certification in art therapy. Students who intend to go to graduate school in art therapy and gain certification are strongly encouraged to double major in art/psychology, with a mental health concentration.
REQUIRED COURSES
Complete the following courses:
COMPETENCY
Obtain a Level III competency in either drawing, painting, or printmaking.
- ART301 - Drawing III
- ART241 - Painting II
- ART340 - Painting III
- ART261 - Printmaking II
- ART362 - Printmaking III