ARTS
Discipline Coordinator: Dr. Junghwa K. Suh
Overview
The Arts Minor is an interdisciplinary program that invites students to develop creative problem solving skills through study of the connections between visual, interactive, and performing arts as well as diverse disciplines such as design, psychology, and science.
Students build a solid academic foundation in various art forms, developing their creative capacity and expressiveness in a number of cultural, social, and environmental contexts.
Learning Outcomes: Arts
Students successfully completing the Arts minor will be able to:
Demonstrate confidence and skill in the application of their personal creativity and perspective in various art projects
Articulate conceptual understanding of various art forms, using different mediums and techniques
Develop an understanding of how to solve problems from a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives
Explore challenges and creative solutions during the art-making process rather than focusing merely on the finished product
Apply knowledge from arts to the understanding of human cultural, social, and environmental changes that enriches their lives for oneself, the community and the world
Minor in Arts
Minor requirements: 12 semester hour credits of Arts courses chosen with the approval of the discipline coordinator.
AR 100 level (2)
AR 200 level (1) or AR 200 level (2)
AR 300/400 level (1)