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united by imagination and creative expression
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Update on Search Process Learn more
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Fifteen students in Amy Haney’s printmaking class visited the Intercultural Senior Center for a service learning project Learn more
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Washington Garcia, director of the School of Music, was honored in his home country of Ecuador on Tuesday, Dec. 19, with the nation's highest civilian honor Learn more
In the College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media (CFAM), our students find the right balance of academics and application to prepare them for their career. Whether that means teaching, creating, performing or communicating — or some combination of those — CFAM graduates know their educational experience will help them make an impact in the world.
CFAM offers more than $300,000 in scholarships each year.Our Academic Units
- School of the Arts
- Art & Art History
- Theatre
- Writer's Workshop
- MFA in Writing
- School of Communication
- School of Music
Undergraduate Degrees Offered
Art & Art History
Bachelor of Arts in Art History (BAH)
Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art (BASA)
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art (BFA)
BASA and BFA Concentrations
• Two Dimensional (2D)
• Three Dimensional (3D)
• Graphic Design
• Media Arts (Video, Games, CGI)
• Art Education (K-12)
Art History minor
Studio Arts minor
Theatre
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Theatre
• General Theatre
• Performance
• Design & Production
• Stage Management
• Scholarship
Theatre minor
Writers Workshop
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Creative Writing
• Poetry
• Fiction
• Creative Nonfiction
• Screenwriting
Creative Writing minor
Communication Studies
Journalism and Media Communication
Music Education (K-12)
Music Performance
Graduate Degrees
Master of Arts in Communication
Master of Music
Master of Fine Arts in Writing
Master of Arts in Theatre
Certificates
Human Resources and Training Graduate CertificateTechnical Communication Graduate Certificate
CFAM Report
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College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media
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