Secondary education students must have a major in art along with the required professional courses in education. Facilities Students interested in ceramics will be delighted to use our large gas kiln or our raku kiln to fire their pieces. A darkroom and studios for printmaking, painting, and ceramics provide the environment you will need to do your work. An attractive gallery in the B.J. Haan Auditorium mezzanine displays the work of visiting artists, faculty, and students. Placement Our art professors are interested in opening up as wide a range of career options as possible for you.
Teaching continues to be an important career for our graduates.
Some have set up their own studios. While making a living as a studio artist is often difficult, many student find positions in graphic art, publishing, and commercial printing. Our faculty will also encourage you to think about combining art with other areas. Areas of expertise are ceramics, printmaking, and graphic design.