College Catalog
Art (ART)

Art is a necessary component of a complete life; moreover, it is an essential element of a quality liberal education. The primary objective of the Art discipline is to provide opportunities for all students to develop aesthetic awareness. The study of art and artists is a continuing search for ultimate meaning. A major in art is offered for students who possess the interest, potential, and motivation for creative production. The major is preparation for graduate study, employment, and life-long learning. The new Carol and Robert Bush Art Center contains the studios, classrooms, galleries, and faculty offices for the art program. Three galleries, an exhibition series, the art collection, guest artists, and field trips to major art exhibitions enrich the visual art program. The art major has two inter-related yet distinctive sequences of study within it: the Fine Art and the Graphic Design sequences. A graduate of the art program earns a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Graduate School Advisor: Any Art faculty member.

2007-2008 Art Program Requirements

2005-2007 Art Program Requirements

2003-2005 Art Program Requirements

2001-2003 Art Program Requirements

Art Course Descriptions

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