The Graphic Arts Program is truly the traditional fine arts degree. It allows the student to develop in many areas of painting, drawing and printmaking. Students will create a collection of portfolio pieces demonstrating self-expression.
Many graduates pursue advanced degrees in the studio arts or professional careers in the fine arts.
The Graphic design program is a pre-professional career preparation program dedicated to helping students obtain a good job in the design field. Each student is encouraged to clarify, develop and express his or her talents and skills in creative problem solving, critical and visual thinking, visual perception, use of materials, expressive presentations and clear communication. In the Photographic Arts Program students study the development of both historical and contemporary techniques of documentation and expression, as well as professional presentations and exhibition. In this program, photography is considered and taught as a fine arts medium. Formation Arts Formation Arts majors work with three-dimensional forms and concepts to establish a working vocabulary and understanding of material and processes.