In the School of the Arts, our Studio Art, Art History, and Art Education programs offer an interdisciplinary, open-minded approach to creative research and practice, scholarship, and professional development.
Our Studio Art program embraces a fine arts curriculum within the liberal arts context, where students and faculty research, create, and share work reflecting on the complexities of our contemporary world. Art History students examine the cultural production and imagination across diverse eras and societies, critically exploring how art reflects, shapes, and is shaped by political, social, and ideological forces. Art Education students share their rigorous study and practice of art, art history, and other disciplines with our future generations of K-12 learners.
Together, these programs cultivate the creative discipline, intellectual curiosity, and practical skills unique to an arts-based education. Students thrive in an environment supporting their academic and creative growth, with small classes led by accomplished, practicing faculty who are leaders in their fields. Our faculty work across a range of artistic disciplines and contribute to cutting-edge scholarship in visual culture, theory, and innovative pedagogy.
Follow the links below for more information about our each of majors and minors.
