Minor in Studio Art

The 18-credit hour curriculum includes foundational courses in art methods, design theory and art history alongside specialized studio courses in ceramics, drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture. Through individual work and collaborative critique sessions, students receive valuable feedback from faculty and peers. This balanced approach empowers artists to express their unique perspectives while contributing to the broader artistic community.

The foundation of artistic development begins with these core courses:

• Art Methods & Materials
• 2D or 3D Design
• History of Art (choice of two periods)

Students then explore their creative interests through three studio courses chosen from:

• Ceramics
• Drawing
• Painting
• Printmaking
• Sculpture
• Water Media
• Life Drawing

Degree Plan

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Studio Art skills enhance many career paths. The ability to think visually and solve problems creatively adds value across business, education, ministry and other professional fields. Through artistic training grounded in Christian values, students emerge with both technical capability and ethical practice, ready to make meaningful contributions through visual expression.

Since the arts are about creative visual communication, this minor is a fantastic complement to a variety of career paths, such as business, education, ministry and other professional fields. Students emerge with both technical capability and distinct creative voices, ready to make meaningful contributions to their chosen field through their art.