Students majoring in Studio Art may apply two Studies in Sculpture courses to their major requirements. Each time the course is offered, the materials, tools, artistic concepts, and printing processes related to one medium will be identified by the instructor, e.g. Screen-Printing, Collagraph, Woodcut Printing, Linocut Printing, and Lithograph Printing. This course introduces students to advanced techniques and procedures for importing multimedia projects and page layouts into web sites using Shockwave and professional HTML editors. Current developments in Web design will also be discussed. Students will prepare a conventional or digital portfolio, develop resumes, and prepare for job searches and interviews.
Preference is given to seniors.
Students are expected to present a serious and detailed preliminary proposal, keep a diary, and write a substantial evaluation at the end of the internship. The supervisors must also verify the students satisfactory completion of their internships. The course can be taken only once for credit. This is a capstone course for Studio Art majors. Each students is required to apply for at least one juried art show and will investigate graduate schools offering MFA programs.