The Hofstra Bulletin published in your year of entry is your ultimate authority with regard to rules pertaining to credit distribution, graduation requirements, and requirements for the major or the minor. These are individually supervised research projects in the advanced student s major area. The Honors adviser must be approved by the chairperson of the student s area of specialization, and is generally a full-time faculty member. The projects are chosen with the approval of the individual instructors. Consult your Bulletin or the individual instructor for more information.
Professional artists create their artworks and share ideas.
Interns assist the artists and attend lectures given by distinguished visiting critics, artists and gallerists. Full accommodations are provided during the workshop and meals are shared with the artists. The course is three credits, three weeks. Students will experience design in the city and will work on individual and group design projects that encourage interaction with the urban environment. The course includes daily studio class time, excursions to relevant museum collections, design studio visits and talks by invited guest designers.