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DRAWINGNEW! – Academic Requirements Effective Fall 2013
Drawing is an essential part of an artist's education. The drawing program begins with the first courses in the foundation program and continues to a BFA thesis for those students concentrating in drawing.
The curriculum in drawing includes traditional drawing mediums, contemporary and nontraditional mediums, and aesthetic and critical issues that relate to drawing practice.
All studio majors are expected to complete three semesters of drawing including one semester of life drawing. A student choosing drawing as a major medium will pursue drawing as the final product and will continue through advanced and independent study classes. A BFA student will complete a thesis semester that culminates with an exhibition of their drawings.
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Emphasis in Book Arts, Ceramics, Drawing, Intermedia, Painting, Printmaking, or Sculpure
