In studio art, students take a rigorous set of foundations courses at the 100 level, and quickly move on to highly focused courses in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, and digital imaging. These are designed to help each student to explore a broad range of concepts, methods, and materials while developing individual ideas and a personal voice.

Studio Art MAJOR (B.A.)
disciplinary, 12 courses
ART 105; ART 114 or ART 115; ART 125; either ART 225 or ART 227; two of the following courses representing two areas of concentration: ART 203, ART 204, ART 209, ART 215, ART 234, ART 239, ART 245, ART 246, or ART 248; two advanced workshops: ART 301, ART 305, ART 315, or ART 345; one additional studio art course; and three art history courses.

Studio Art MINOR
disciplinary, 6 courses
ART 105; ART 125; two 200- or 300-level studio art courses from one area of concentration (painting/drawing, sculpture, printmaking/drawing, or photography); one art history course; and one additional studio or art history course.