Creative and Applied Arts Concentration Requirements
A total of six classes are required for the concentration.
Creativity and the Arts | ||
One analytical/theoretical course | ||
One studio course | ||
Two additional courses from the analytical/theoretical offerings or studio offerings, one of which may be at the 200 level | ||
Workshop in Creative and Critical Process |
Analytical/Theoretical Courses
Literary/Dramatic genres | ||
Studies in Poetry | ||
Studies in Drama | ||
Music | ||
Introduction to World Music | ||
Introduction to Studies in Jazz | ||
Popular Music and Culture | ||
Anthropology of Music Industries | ||
Visual Arts | ||
Studies of the Book: Paper, Collage and Book Making | ||
Philosophy of Art | ||
Modern Art in Europe 1880-1945 | ||
Interdisciplinary | ||
Introduction to the Environmental Humanities | ||
Global Art History Before 1850 | ||
African Popular Culture | ||
Arts and Entertainment: Issues in Arts Administration | ||
Women and the Creative Imagination | ||
Art and Politics in Nineteenth-Century France | ||
The Graphic Novel | ||
Political Satire | ||
Friendship and Intimacy in the Age of Social Media | ||
Special Topics in Mathematics Mathematics of the Arts and Creativity | ||
Sociology of Innovation and Creativity |
Studio/Workshop Courses
Design in Contemporary Culture | ||
Drawing Studio | ||
Art and Design Studio | ||
Digital Studio Workshop | ||
Digital Photography | ||
Studies of the Book: Paper, Collage and Book Making | ||
Poetry Writing Workshop | ||
Fiction Writing Workshop | ||
Creative Writing Workshop | ||
Advanced Poetry Writing |
Internships, Study Abroad, and Directed Studies
With chair approval, a student may pursue their interest in the arts through an internship with an arts organization, a directed study, or work on a project during study abroad focused on creative production or the arts. Some SIE trips emphasizing the creative arts may also be applicable to this concentration (with chair approval).