Enduring Foundations General Education Program

ART-105 Introduction to the Visual Arts (3 credits)

Lecture. Studies architecture, painting, and sculpture with emphasis on social and aesthetic considerations. Fall, spring.

ART-200 Introduction to Studio Art (3 credits)

An introduction to the studio disciplines for non-art majors. Instruction of the art elements as used in such areas as drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture. Lab fee. Fall, spring.

Art Foundations

ART-210 Design (3 credits)

Introductory studio course emphasizes basic principles of design, composition, and color theory. Six hours studio. Fall.

ART-221 Drawing (3 credits)

Explores a variety of media and techniques with emphasis given to composition and creative expression. Six hours studio. Spring.

ART-221 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits)

Building on the skills and concepts begun in Beginning Drawing, further exploration of drawing media and process will continue the development of a personal sense of imagery and style. The introduction of symbolic or emblematic meaning in subjects should deepen each student's personal involvement with their artwork. This continued study of advanced technical and conceptual approaches to drawing with an expanded variety of media emphasizes the development of a regular and authentic practice of drawing, as well as creative expression and artistic growth. Studio Fee, Prerequisite: ART 220. Fall/Spring

Art Education

ART-102 Art in Elementary Schools (3 credits)

Examination of the perceptual, creative, and aesthetic growth and development of children through art experiences. Some basic studio instruction with art appreciation and historical overview. Lab fee. Spring.

ART-497 Methods of Teaching Art in Senior High/ýJunior High/Middle School and inýElementary Schools (3 credits)

This course explores the creative and mental growth of elementary, middle school, and secondary school students participating in classes for the visual arts. In addition, development of an area-specific portfolio is required. This class is for art education majors only.

Art Therapy

ART-201 Introduction to Art Therapy (3 credits)

Introduces students to the fundamentals of art therapy including theory, methods of practice, and techniques through lecture, experience, and case study presentations. No prior art experience required. Prerequisites: Sophomore status; recommended courses Psychology 121, 226. Fall.

ART-301 Creative Development and Art Therapy (3 credits)

Introduces the fundamentals of creative development and art therapy including theory, methods of practice,and techniques through lecture, experience, and case studies. No prior art experience required. Prerequisites: Sophomore status; recommended courses Psychology 121, 226. Spring

ART-405 Art Therapy Seminar (2 credits)

In-depth investigation of the fundamentals of creative development and art therapy, focusing on assessment, research, application, and exploration of the dynamics of the group process. Lecture, experiential learning, and case study presentations included. No prior art experience required. Prerequisites: Art 201, 301; Psychology 121, 226.

Fine Art Studio

ART-321 Advanced Drawing (3 credits)

Advanced work through the exploration of a focused medium and/or theme with an emphasis on drawing as an independent discipline. Students practice the development of personal imagery and style, the visualization of ideas, and create a consistent body of strong, disciplined, well-crafted drawings that address the concerns and interests of the student with an awareness of contemporary issues in Art. Studio Fee, Prerequisite, ART 220 and 221. Repeatable, 9 hours. Fall/Spring

ART-330 Printmaking (3 credits)

Emphasizes basic printmaking methods to the development of ideas and aesthetic considerations of materials and techniques employed in printmaking. Six hours studio. Repeatable. Lab fee. Spring.

ART-340 Painting (3 credits)

Emphasizes basic painting techniques with investigation of different advanced media. Six hours studio. Repeatable. Fall, spring.

ART-345 Watercolor (3 credits)

Covers basic, creative, and technical problems in watercolor painting. May be applied toward the painting major in the studio BFA and BS degrees. Six hours studio. Repeatable.

ART-350 Metalwork/Jewelry (3 credits)

Studies basic forming methods: fabricating, casting, forging, and raising with investigation of different materials and techniques employed in metalwork and jewelry. Six hours studio. Repeatable. Lab fee.

ART-360 Ceramics (3 credits)

Offers basic methods of hand building and wheel throwing and the use of glazes and kiln firing procedures with investigation of materials and techniques employed in ceramics. Six hours studio. Repeatable. Lab fee. Fall, spring.

ART-360 Beginning Ceramics (3 credits)

Offers basic methods of ceramic hand building, wheel throwing, glazing, and kiln firing techniques. These methods will contribute to the development of ideas and aesthetic considerations of materials and techniques employed in ceramics. Six hours studio. Lab fee. Fall/Spring

ART-361 Intermediate Ceramics (3 credits)

Development of individual direction in ceramics based on experience, research, and skills acquired in previous course. Offers more advanced methods of ceramic hand building, wheel throwing, glazing, and kiln firing techniques. These methods will contribute to the development of ideas and aesthetic considerations of materials and techniques employed in ceramics. Six hours studio. Lab fee. Prereq, ART 360. Fall/Spring

ART-370 Beginning Sculpture (3 credits)

Introduces concepts, materials, and tools of sculpture. Creative expression as well as exploration into idea, form, and material relationships will be introduced. Studio Fee. Fall/Spring

ART-370 Sculpture (3 credits)

Introduces concepts, materials, and tools of sculpture. Creative expression as well as exploration into idea, form, and material relationships. Six hours studio. Repeatable. Lab fee. Fall, spring.

ART-371 Intermediate Sculpture (3 credits)

Expands upon the exploration of materials, concepts, and processes inherent to the sculpture discipline as introduced in ART 370. Intermediate Sculpture challenges students to creatively integrate technical processes with intention. 6 studio hours. Studio Fee. Prereq, ART 370. Fall/Spring

ART-460 Advanced Ceramics (3 credits)

Encourages students to develop their own projects. Development of individual direction in ceramics based on experience, research, and skills acquired in previous course. Offers advanced methods of ceramic hand building, wheel throwing, glazing, and kiln firing techniques built around their individual focus. These methods will contribute to the development of ideas and aesthetic considerations of materials and techniques employed in ceramics. Six hours studio. Lab fee. Prereq, ART 361. Repeatable for 9 hours. Fall/Spring

ART-470 Advanced Sculpture (3 credits)

Designed for the advanced student committed to creating a cohesive body of sculptural work with an emphasis on in-depth conceptual, aesthetic, and technical development. Must be self-directed and competent in the equipment and processes necessary for the fabrication of your body of work. Six studio hours. Studio Fee. Prereq, ART 371. Repeatable, 9 hours. Fall/Spring

Senior Capstone

ART-401 Art and Culture (3 credits)

Senior seminar devoted to special topics concerning historical traditions in the visual arts, current art issues, and professional development. Prerequisite: Senior status.

Practicum and Internship

ART-490 Practicum in Art (1-3 credits)

A practical experience in a supervised university setting that specializes in the field of art or design. Precedes internship and prepares students to perform for employers outside the university community. Prerequisite: sophomore standing; permission of sponsoring faculty member. Repeatable up to 12 hours.

ART-495 Internship in Art (3-12 credits)

An apprenticeship or internship program designed to meet the educational needs of students' professional goals. Visual communication design majors may qualify for internships with professional agencies, BFA studio majors with professionally qualified artists or institutions, and BS in art and associated studies majors with institutions related to their career interests. A maximum of 12 credit hours may be earned in Art 495 toward the degree. Prerequisites: Junior standing; permission of sponsoring faculty member.

Independent Study in Art

ART-493 Independent Study in Art (1-3 credits)

Research in an area of visual arts that pertains to individual interests. May not be substituted for regular course offerings. Subject and credit earned must be approved by the instructor. May be repeated for a maximum of six hours of credit. Prerequisites: Sophomore level; permission of instructor; approval of department chair.