The curricula leading to undergraduate degree options within these programs provide opportunity for both general and specialized study. The Art History Program is designed to train college and university teachers, research personnel, museum curators, conservators and librarians specializing in art history. The Art Education Program is designed to provide practicing teachers with opportunities to work with university faculty and other art professionals in order to increase their skills and knowledge in both art and education. Admission is restricted and successful applicants must be capable of original work that draws upon the multidisciplinary offerings of the university. The Multimedia Computing Program allows students from a variety of backgrounds to work together to explore emerging computer and multimedia technologies.
Exhibitions present contemporary and historical art, as well as work by faculty and students.
The school reserves the right to retain student work for temporary and permanent exhibitions. Return to the Art and Design page.