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Minor in Visual Arts: Sculpture and Ceramics

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Visual Art Minors are available in Concentration areas of Film, Animation and Video; Painting, Drawing and Printmaking; Photography and Digital Media and Sculpture. Film, a widely interdisciplinary subject, is located in both the Communications Program and the Visual Arts Program. Both programs work closely together to host a film curriculum  that is both diverse and focused. The Communications program emphasizes film culture and history. The Visual Arts Program emphasizes film production.

Program Requirements

Required Courses

Three of the Following:

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