Department of Art and Design

Danny Campbell, Chairman

Associate Professors

Danny Campbell
Husny Dahlan
Paul Hooven

Administrative Specialist

Nikita Seahorn

The Department of Art and Design offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Art, with a curriculum for Visual Art (non-teaching) and a curriculum in Art Education (teaching). The curriculum in Visual Arts is designed to prepare students for graduate school or a professional career in the art and design market. The curriculum leading to teaching certification is designed for those students who wish to pursue a career in teaching art in the public and private schools (K-12).

General Department Requirements

Art majors should acquaint themselves with the institutional requirements and requirements of the department.
The department assigns all art majors a faculty advisor and expects all art majors to consult their advisor prior to registering each semester
Art majors must take a drawing or painting course each semester until they complete all required courses. See Listing and sequence.
The Department reserves the right to keep students’ work produced in the studio classes for exhibition and demonstration purposes.
The department advises all art majors to select a strong minor area of study.
The art education major must meet the requirements for admission to the teacher education program (see Admission to School of Education).
All Art majors within 30 hours of graduation must meet with the art faculty for a senior review and to discuss final details for their senior exhibition.

Programs

Major