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Undergraduate

The undergraduate programs offered by the Department of Art encourage students to think and work creatively, and to become engaged members of a variety of artistic and scholarly communities. The programs are designed to develop broad and versatile creative abilities in students while providing a highly professional education that prepares students for careers as studio artists, designers, educators, and a host of other creative endeavors, as well as for future graduate study. The Department of Art has been accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) for over 15 years.

In support of the liberal arts and sciences mission of the College of Arts and Sciences and Indiana State University, the Department of Art participates in the General Education Program, the Honors Program, and the Women's Studies Program. Some of its courses are also cross-listed with those of the Department of African and African American Studies.

docs/Art Education Program Assessment.pdf

docs/GD BFA Assessment final.pdf

docs/2-D BFA Assessment final.pdf

docs/Interdisc BFA assessment final.pdf

docs/GD BS Assessment final.pdf

docs/2D BS Assessment final.pdf

docs/interdisc BS Assessment final.pdf

 

 

 

Graduate

The graduate programs offered by the Department of Art encourage students to develop broad and versatile creative abilities, and to become engaged members of a variety of artistic and scholarly communities. The programs are designed to provide a sequence of experiences that challenge the student and provide meaningful content. The objective is to foster the student’s development of intellectual, communicative, formal, and technical knowledge. The goals of the graduate program are: to deliver a suitably professional, quality education by bringing students across the threshold of accomplishments within the studio; to develop in the student creative, experimental, and independent qualities, and an appropriately professional aesthetic; to provide students who wish to teach at the university level the knowledge of, and practice in, the visual arts; and to become engaged members of a variety of artistic and scholarly communities.

The Department of Art has been accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) for over 15 years.

In support of the liberal arts and sciences mission of the College of Arts and Sciences and Indiana State University, the Department of Art participates in the General Education Program, the Honors Program, and the Women's Studies Program. Some of its courses are also cross-listed with those of the Department of African and African American Studies.

docs/MFA MA Graduate Assessment.pdf

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