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Capstone Fall

Across two semesters, develop an innovative art education program that demonstrates your learning and achievement throughout the graduate program, and then teach the program while documenting your experience, and produce a video to support professional growth and final review preparation. ARE 835 and ARE 850 may be taken sequentially in… Read More

Participatory Design

Participatory Design is key to creating equity. Working with residents and community, you will develop tools for collaborative decision-making that address the needs of diverse users by putting your communication techniques, design skills, and research methodologies into practice in a real-life project. (This course is cross-listed with ARH 512.)

3D Texture Painting

Take your painting skills to the next level, learning to hand paint textures and create shaders for richly detailed organic objects and creatures, down to micro details of skin pores and wrinkles. A great class for both modelers and lookdev artists. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 639.)

Italian 1: Basic Grammar and Speech

Buongiorno! You’ll learn practical applications of basic principles of Italian pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar and gain an appreciation for Italian culture.

Ceramics: Expressions in Clay

Clay is an expressive medium. Using various sculptural techniques, you’ll gain a variety of painterly and contemporary low fire abilities. (This course is cross-listed with FASCU 231.)

Art Education Theory and Practice

Gain insights into the history of art education, pedagogy, visual arts standards, advocacy, managing a classroom, and professional readiness. Course content is supported by fieldwork observations and interviews.

Art Education Methodology

Explore the foundational methodologies of art education and the field’s history, theory, practices, and standards. Examine the art educator’s roles and responsibilities in advocacy, collaboration, and teaching diverse learners. Course content is supported by fieldwork observations and interviews.

Fundamentals of Fashion Journalism

Tell fantastic fashion stories. You will break down the best writing to examine how journalists skillfully craft voice, structure, angles, and fashion jargon together to tell a compelling story.

Teaching Diverse Audiences

Meet the diverse educational needs of art students by fortifying your curriculum with culture and by developing strategies to identify language needs and adapt your teaching to address them. Course content is supported by fieldwork observations and interviews.

Ceramics: Expressions in Clay

Clay is an expressive medium. Using various sculptural techniques, you’ll gain a variety of painterly and contemporary low fire abilities. (This course is cross-listed with FASCU 624.)