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FOREIGN LANGUAGE (12 semester hours)                            Sem. Hrs.
                ____       ___        SPAN or FREN 101, 102, 201, 202                 12



                STUDIO ART CONCENTRATION
                Expected Student Learning Outcomes and Competencies
                    1.  To analyze the elements and principles of art/design in studio arts (painting,
                        drawing/illustration, design, sculpture, ceramics and mixed media),
                    2.  To evaluate the skills and creativity of studio art works,
                    3.  To demonstrate successfully artistic abilities that would qualify for various opportunities and
                        careers in the visual arts and industry
                    4.  To communicate comprehensively diverse art histories, criticisms and theories, especially
                        those relative to people of African descent,
                    5.  To present themselves as conscious artistic designers & producers who can examine and
                        suggest resolutions to cultural and environmental concerns within the global community,
                    6.  To network with professionals in the art, visual communication, museum/gallery and related
                        industries,
                    7.  To  demonstrate preparation for entrance into chosen graduate programs,
                    8.  To conduct research and participate in various collaborative and interdisciplinary projects
                        including public art and/or commissioned art projects,
                    9.  To use state-of-the art studio equipment and technology in various types of projects.



                Career Opportunities
                The field of studio arts is a challenging and expanding industry that intersects with many other areas such as
                design. Students will be exposed to a liberal arts program that provides access to technology, research and
                training to enter this vast career with success. There are various opportunities in the studio arts, production
                and related arts industries. The Baltimore/Washington metropolitan area is a major center for the arts,
                government, entertainment and business, both nationally and internationally. This rapidly expanding area
                will allow graduates to find creative employment and research opportunities in related fields.

                Additionally, Art faculty actively assists students with obtaining internships and/or apprenticeships, and at
                times employment opportunities in the field, both locally and nationally. The vast employment opportunities
                available for art graduates include:

                      practicing studio artist
                      educational institutions
                      museums and galleries
                      arts organizations
                      textile industries
                      design and animation studios
                      book, magazines and newspapers
                      packaging firms
                      publishing houses
                      production design
                      advertising agencies


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