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Through a series of increasingly complex exercises students discover how spaces are made
Additional Information Admission to the program is provisional based on taking our math and writing assessment and meeting with a member of our team via our information sessions
Students will begin to understand basic design skills as well as develop a vocabulary for expressing their intentions
Transfer to a Bachelor Degree Upon successful graduation from the AA in Liberal Arts or AS in Management program students who graduate with a GPA of or higher will have the opportunity to enroll in the bachelor programs at YU
Beginning with analysis of specific buildings from the canon of twentieth century architecture students learn how the designer applied a vocabulary of visual concepts to built form
To about scholarships and financial aid please see the Office of Student Aid
Through numerous site visits students learn about shaping human habitats from rooms to houses to public buildings and to cities
The Architecture Minor allows student to explore built environments through both design studios and architectural history courses
For more information about the Architecture Minor at Yeshiva College please contact Professor Paul Glassman at paul glassman yu edu
The studio method focuses on the development of the visual and verbal skills needed to approach conceptual and three dimensional problem solving intelligently
ART Modernist Impulse in Art Architecture Design ART
The design studios employ a dual approach analysis and synthesis
A course in a related field chosen in consultation with the advisor to the architecture minor and the department chairYeshiva College offers courses in studio arts drawing painting photography printmaking and sculpture art history architectural history and architectural theory and design
Complementing the design studios is a series of architectural history courses that employ New York City as a museum without walls
Courses in art history and architectural history study the visual arts in their historical context
They learn to classify environments based on era scale purpose style and context
For questions or further information about the Art Department at Yeshiva College please contact Professor Daniel Beliavsky at beliavsk yu edu or ext
Program Information Courses Please see the Schedule of Classes for the current semester offerings
ART A A History of Art credits Either A or A fulfills the general humanities requirement in art or music
American Architecture ART Language of Architecture ART Evolution of the Skyscraper ART Architecture of the Synagogue ART Cultures of Modern Architecture ART Architectural Design Process ART Architectural Design Studio Requirements courses credits Required courses ART Language of Architecture ART Architectural Design Process ART Architectural Design Studio Elective courses ART American Architecture ART Evolution of the Skyscraper ART Architecture of the Synagogue ART Modernist Impulse in Art Architecture Design OR ART Cultures of Modern Architecture ART or one studio art course
First semester ancient Egypt Mesopotamia Greece Rome the early medieval world the Romanesque and Gothic periods
Courses in studio arts explore practical structural and creative ideas in visual media
Background in art not required
Students examine each work not only for its intrinsic aesthetic appeal but also for a perspective into artistic schools and movements artist careers and larger social and cultural issues within intellectual history
The development of American landscape painting from through especially in New York State and New England
Program Information Courses Please see the Schedule of Classes for the current semester offerings
Makes use of local museum collections at the New York Historical Society the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum of the Smithsonian Institution
Introduction to the history of art and architecture of the West
Covers early colonial settlements to postmodern practices resulting in a basis for an architectural vocabulary and a greater consciousness of the built environment in the United States
Second semester Renaissance through th century with emphasis on style and expression in the work of selected artists
Studio exercises in spatial perception and abstract visualization of form and projects involving drawings and models
ART America as the Promised Land th Century Landscape Painting in the U credits
ART The Language of Architecture credits Introduction to theories of architecture
Covers the work of painters of the Hudson River School in the artistic intellectual and literary context of American Romanticism and the idea of America as the Promised Land
ART Evolution of the Skyscraper credits The great tall buildings of American cities from the th to st centuries and concepts and styles of urban design and structural engineering within social and cultural contexts field studies
ART American Architecture credits Introductory course that compares buildings from various eras and cultures and examines their systems
ART A Color and Design credits Elements and principles of visual expression such as line space color and shape with emphasis on compositional movement
ART Architectural Design credits Introduction to design
For beginning and intermediate students
Concepts studied include principles of site planning use of materials and elementary architectural drafting techniques
Course structure is similar to Color and Design
Discussion of key texts in architecture methods of perceiving the tactile and sensual qualities of built environments and a survey of the history of architecture with emphasis on the modern
The nature and varieties of graphic techniques drawing disciplines such as perspective modeling and foreshortening exploration of the imaginative and expressive nature of drawing
ART Architecture of the Synagogue credits The history of great synagogal architecture with emphasis on the synagogues of New York City field studies
For beginning and intermediate students
Weekly projects
Course structure is similar to Principles of Drawing
ART Advanced Design credits Advanced exploration of two and three dimensional design principles
Prerequisite ART A ART A Drawing the Head credits -Prerequisite ART A ART Beginning Painting credits Introduction to painting with oils
Prerequisite ART A ART A Principles of Drawing credits Introduction to the materials skills and techniques of drawing
Museum trips when possible
Projects
Covers technical formal and conceptual issues
ART Advanced Drawing credits Advanced exploration of graphic techniques and the drawing discipline
I credits Concepts of modern sculpture explored through specific hands on projects involving carving modeling constructing and assembly in mixed media and clay
This course may be repeated for a total of four times for credit
ART A Printmaking credits Basic techniques of relief and intaglio processes that encourage students to realize visual concepts in printed form
ART Intermediate Painting credits Intermediate level problems in color shape and space relationships through studio projects with oil paint
ART Art in New York credits Concepts and techniques of the curator
ART Advanced Painting credits Advanced projects in studio art with increased range of personal choice and expression in classroom assignments
Term project curate a portfolio of works that represents an exhibition based on an original theme
ART A A Sculpture
ART American Architecture Credits ART Evolution of the Skyscraper Credits ART Architecture of the Synagogue Credits ART INTC Modernist Impulse in Art Architecture OR ART COWC Cultures of Modern Architecture Credits Course in studio art consult with Architecture Advisor Credits Course in a related field consult with Architecture Advisor Credits Faculty The following list includes faculty who teach at the Beren B and or
ART A Collage credits Concepts of assemblage in mixed media using preexisting or found objects multiple images and photocopies and traditional and nontraditional art materials
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ART Independent Study Guided Project Meet with the Yeshiva College academic dean and art adviser
Thomas J Watson Library Central research library of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Approximately two of every three course meetings are held off campus at local museums and art galleries to view and study special exhibits
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Educational Resources Online Index of art related links and general resources
Requirements Architecture Minor Requirements Total Credits Required Courses credits ART Language of Architecture Credits ART Architectural Design Process Credits ART Architectural Design Studio Credits Choose Three of the Following Electives or credits
Internships ARTS Intern Program Paid summer internships Yeshiva University Museum The Jewish Museum The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Whitney Museum of American Art Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum The Guggenheim Museum Graduate Study Skowhegan An intensive nine week summer residency program for emerging visual artists
Wilf W Carla Aurich Adjunct Instructor in Art W Daniel Beliavsky Visiting Associate Professor W Co Chair Department of Fine Arts and Music Mary Creede Instructor in Art B Paul Glassman Adjunct Instructor in Architectural History and Design W Advisor for Architecture Minor John Kriskiewicz Adjunct Instructor in Art History B Traci Tullius Associate Professor of Art B Jacob Wisse Associate Professor of Art History B Director Yeshiva University Museum Marnin Young Associate Professor of Art History B Resources Please note Links to external sites are offered as a convenience to visitors as a starting point for exploration
Cooper Hewitt Nation Design Museum MA program in the history of design and curatorial studies
Research Google Scholar Google search engine for scholarly materials
NYU Graduate programs in art education art therapy and studio art
FRESCO The Frick Art Reference Library Online
ArtSchool com Art careers jobs and salaries
Flicker Archive for alternative films videos and images
An overview of art careers provided by the University of Tennessee
Vermont Studio Center The largest artists and writers residency program in the United States
The New York Foundation For the Arts NYFA
School of Visual Arts Graduate programs in art education computer art art therapy and more
College Art Association Promoting excellence in scholarship and teaching of history and criticism of the visual arts
Careers Vault Career Library Comprehensive resource guide to explore industries occupations and organizations
The international association of image media professionalsThe Department of Bible Hebrew and Near Eastern Studies BHNES is founded upon three propositions
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The Bible and its interpretative afterlife have much to contribute to our understanding of the many ways in which Jews and Jewish texts have interacted with the rest of the world from biblical through modern times
News and Organizations Res Artis A network of artist residency programs
From the towering classics on the Jewish bookshelf Tanakh the Mishnah the Rambam Mishneh Torah to the modern expressions of Jewish culture such as Bialik and Agnon and contemporary writers such as Yehuda Amichai and Aharon Appelfeld Hebrew has been both the medium and the message of a vibrant soul of a people
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Mission Statement Yeshiva College students are singularly suited and uniquely challenged to study Tanakh intensively while bringing to bear the breadth of knowledge gained from a liberal arts education
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It begins with an effort to understand the Bible in its historical context as illuminated by the history of the Ancient Near East and its linguistic and physical culture
The study of Tanakh is central to Judaism
The Yeshiva College Bible faculty immersed in traditional approaches and trained in contemporary scholarship brings these mutually enriching aspects of the study of Tanakh together in a fashion rarely available elsewhere
The Hebrew language has long nurtured the national identity of the Jewish people
More advanced students can choose from courses such as Israeli Society Language Biblical Hebrew and more
An appreciation for the civilizations and languages of the Near East enhances one appreciation of both Tanakh and the Hebrew language
BHNES offerings include courses on the literature culture and languages of the Near East that expand our students horizons and challenge them to see Tanakh and the Hebrew language through broader historical and linguistic lenses
At Yeshiva College Bible is a multidimensional discipline
Biblical Law and Society BIB
It continues with the study of the Bible as it has been read and interpreted throughout Jewish history from second temple texts to the rabbis of the Talmud to the classical medieval commentators down to the present
Touches upon the major works as well as the significant methods and types of interpretation originating in these periods
Together with Stern College and the Syms School of Business we offer a full suite of Hebrew language classes beginning with elementary Hebrew and continuing through Intermediate Hebrew I and and
credits Introduction to the Aggadah literary study of authorship style and contents of the major Tannaitic Midrashim emphasis on their use in biblical exegesis
We also offer as electives specialized courses in biblical Hebrew and its Semitic linguistic environment and classes in modern Hebrew literature and conversational Hebrew
credits The methods of legal exegesis of the Midreshei Halakhah and the Babylonian Talmud with emphasis on the way in which rabbinic tradition dealt with the problem of providing legally meaningful interpretations of each stylistic nuance of the legal portions of the Pentateuch Targumim BIB credits The Aramaic translations of the Pentateuch and their place in biblical exegesis
Program Information Courses Introduction to the Bible BIB credits Authorship and canonization text transmission Masoretic text translations of the Bible Bible in its ancient Near Eastern context Jewish biblical interpretation through the ages
May be repeated for credit with variation of content
Laws governing the society of man Exodus Leviticus Deuteronomy Early Jewish Biblical Interpretation BIB or H credits A survey of the development of Jewish biblical interpretation from its earliest representation in the late books of the Bible through its various manifestations during the Second Temple and rabbinic periods
credits Analysis of the commentary of Moses Nahmanides Ramban his method and terminology and similarities to and differences from other exegetes
Biblical Midrashim BIB
The focus is on biblical prose and poetry
Midrash BIB credits Rabbinic Biblical Legal Exegesis BIB
Biblical History BIB credits A study of the correlations between biblical narratives and historical events
Topics in Biblical Exegesis I BIB credits Selected Pentateuchal texts examined in light of classical and modern Jewish commentaries with emphasis on literary and theological analysis
Biblical Geography BIB
The Akeda BIB Nahmanides on Pentateuch BIB
Biblical Archaeology BIB credits This course will present an overview of the archaeological data including texts from the Land of Israel during the biblical period from Abraham to Ezra
Ralbag on Early Prophets BIB Literary Approaches to the Bible BIB credits Readings in primary and secondary literature with the goal of heightening and developing the student sensitivity to the literary techniques of the biblical authors the aesthetics of the biblical texts and some of the non ideological reading strategies which have been employed in their elucidation
Also explore is the rise of statehood and its implications during the United Monarchy
Biblical Narrative BIB credits Readings in biblical narratives in light of classical medieval and modern commentaries and modern literary theories
Prophecies of Consolation BIB
The course will examine biblical narratives from the Exodus and First Temple periods using literary texts from the ancient Near East for comparison
Messianism in Biblical and Post Biblical Literature BIB
credits This course will explore the interrelationship between the land and the biblical text beginning with the period of the Conquest and Settlement and continuing through the eclipse of Judah in the early th century
Genesis BIB credits Genesis and Literature BIB H credits Topics in Genesis including creation of man original sin Cain and Abel and the Akeda studied together with their literary afterlife including Milton Unamuno Augustine Kierkegaard and traditional Jewish exegesis and homiletics
Topics discussed include Canaanite culture the cultural distinctions between Canaanites Philistines and Israelites and how negotiating these differences helped shape a distinct Israelite ethnic identity
Exodus BIB credits Leviticus BIB
Finally the political ambitions of the Assyrians Babylonians and Persians are compared and analyze how these ambitions dramatically altered the social political and economic landscape of the Land of Israel and its inhabitants
Hebrew
Genesis and the Near East BIB
credits Portrayal of Arabs in Israeli Literature HEB credits Biblical Themes in Modern Hebrew Literature HEB credits Zionism in Hebrew Literature HEB
Medieval Hebrew Poetry HEB
Including class trip to the Brooklyn and or the Metropolitan Museum
Modern Hebrew Prose HEB credits The Hebrew short story and novel from to the present
The major in Jewish Studies consists of courses beyond the JCore requirements totaling no less than credits divided into three groups A concentration in one of seven categories either a discipline Jewish History Hebrew Bible or Jewish Thought and Philosophy or a time period ancient BIB JHI NES medieval
The Hebrew Short Story HEB credits Detailed examination of the short story genre its main characteristics motifs themes and techniques as reflected in the works of Agnon Appelfeld Baron Hazaz Oz Shenhar Shoffman and others
Three further courses within Jewish Studies BIB HEB JHI JST JTP NES Correlate courses typically drawn from other departments in the Humanities history philosophy literature or the Social Sciences such as psychology or sociology which correlate with your studies within Jewish Studies
credits War Peace Contemporary Hebrew Literature HEB
Shalom Carmy Assistant Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Bible Resources Research Hebrew Biblical Studies and Biblical Literature in Oxford Bibliographies behind a pay wall but available through the YU library
credits The World of Aharon Appelfeld HEB credits Portrayal of Women in Modern Hebrew Literature HEB credits Writings of Brenner and Berichevsky HEB credits Hebrew Historical Phonology I HEB credits Ancient Egyptian Literature NES H credits A survey of years of literature from ancient Egyptian stories poems instructions magical spells royal inscriptions and their historical and social contexts
In recent years medieval compositions have begun to be processed into the database
JHI JTP and modern JHI JTP
Our courses are ideal for preparing students for medical school dental school or allied medical professions as well as for the biotech and pharmaceutical industries
The minor in Jewish Studies consists of five courses totaling no less than credits beyond the JCore requirements Faculty Ari Adler Adjunct Hebrew Language Joseph L Angel Professor of Bible and Jewish History Mercedes Azancot Adjunct Hebrew Language Moshe J Bernstein David A and Fannie M Denenberg Chair in Biblical Studies Professor Emeritus of Bible and Jewish History Osnat Bishko Clinical Assistant Professor of Hebrew Language Esther Cohen Adjunct Hebrew Language Zafrira Lidovsky Cohen Rabbi Arthur Kahn Professor of Hebrew Literature Director Department of Hebrew Language and Literature Stern College Avishag Damari Adjunct Hebrew Language Sigalit Davis Adjunct Hebrew Language Naomi Grunhaus Associate Professor of Bible Bar Guzi Adjunct Hebrew Language Shalom E Holtz Professor of Bible Talya Honig Leib Instructor of Hebrew Aaron J Koller Professor of Near Eastern Studies Eliezer Lawrence Adjunct Hebrew Language Ari Mermelstein Associate Professor of Bible and Second Temple Literature Chair Department of Bible Hebrew and Near Eastern Studies Zohar Rawi Adjunct Hebrew Language Roni Rosenthal Adjunct Hebrew Language Associated Faculty
Courses in principles of biology microbiology immunology molecular biology cell biology genetics anatomy physiology developmental biology neuroscience and bioethics are offered
Professor Ehud Ben Zvi personal website has a wealth of links to online biblical resources and biblical Hebrew
The department is further enhanced by numerous student run science clubs symposia poster sessions and many other related extracurricular activities
The database of the Historical Dictionary Project of the Academy of the Hebrew Language which includes all the extant Hebrew compositions from the time of the canonization of the Hebrew Bible until the end of the Geonic period and large selections of Hebrew literature from the mid th century until the founding of the State of Israel
Yeshiva College students have an exceptionally high acceptance rate to graduate and professional schools with most going on to the graduate school of their choice
Professional Associations Academy of the Hebrew Language American Academy of Religion American Society of Overseas Research ASOR Association for Jewish Studies Society of Biblical Literature National Association of Professors of HebrewWelcome to the fascinating world of Biology
This is achieved by providing lecture and laboratory courses covering a spectrum of sub disciplines within biology providing majors with a comprehensive background in the principles of biology and hands on skills in modern laboratory instrumentation equipment and procedures
Our curriculum provides the foundation to understand basic biological phenomena of the living world in general with special emphasis on human health and diseases
Biology majors will be able to understand the main principles of biology with an emphasis on the biomedical sciences
The Department of Biology encourages students also to participate in research projects with faculty members on and off campus
Biology majors will be able to apply skills in laboratory techniques and knowledge of the scientific method to analyze scientific problems and to create their own scientific investigations
Most students who major in biology pursue graduate level studies in health sciences where competition is intense
Biology majors will be able to critically evaluate scientific literature according to established scientific criteria
Mission Statement The mission of the Department of Biology is to prepare students for advanced studies in the biomedical sciences particularly as related to human health care and or to pursue employment in various biology related fields
Prerequisites While there are no formal prerequisites an understanding of high school biology chemistry and math is expected
Biology majors will be able to express scientific ideas both in written and oral communication
BIO R Principles of Biology Lectures credits The principle aim of this course is to introduce the students to the classical phenomenon and modern concept of life and living beings
Biology majors will be able to appreciate the connections between biology and other disciplines
Prerequisites BIO R L Corequisite BIO L Satisfies NAWO or Natural Science requirements for all students BIO L L Principles of Biology Laboratory credits Laboratory work to accompany lectures
Please see the Schedule of Classes for the current semester offerings
Second semester emphasizes animal structure and function hours
Topics covered in lecture will include building blocks of living units energy harvest cell to cell communication and interaction with the environment principles of cell division and gene regulation