The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree programs combine a liberal arts education
with professional preparation for a career in art. Through courses in the humanities
and sciences, students gain an understanding of the nature of art, humankind
and society, which is essential to developing creative potential. Special attention
is given to the major visual disciplines as a foundation for art specializations.
Students are prepared for graduate study in studio art; entry-level positions
in numerous art occupations connected with business and industry, government
and social agencies, and future possibilities for careers as exhibiting artists.
During the freshman and sophomore years, all B.F.A. students take a major in
art and a common set of courses in the basic art disciplines, including art
history.
Prepares students for careers as art educators, with a foundation in 2-D and
3-D design, drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, metals and jewelry, computer
imaging, graphic design, and art history. Teaching and professional competencies
are accomplished through courses in Psychology, Education, Art Education, and
student teaching. Courses provide students with an analysis of teaching and
the culture of the school through observation and tutoring and through examination
of current issues and topics influencing contemporary education.
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