Department of Music
If you have a love for jazz music, consider the Jazz Studies degree. You will get to learn a variety of jazz instruments, participate in recitals, and study the jazz genre.
The Department of Music offers a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Studies with full and adjunct faculty for every jazz instrument, a Jazz Society, and opportunity to get off campus.
Master playing the pipe organ for concerts and services.
Develop advanced skill and artistry in performing solo and ensemble piano works.
Master performance skill for instruments like violin, viola, cello, and bass.
Master singing technique, artistry, and stage presence for performance.
Master playing woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments for performances.
The Bachelor of Music in Education (BMED) is a professional degree designed to prepare students for a music teaching career specializing in orchestra, choir, or band. Students will prepare to qualify for a K-12 teaching certificate. Students are given opportunities to teach in local schools, including a full semester of student teaching as the capstone experience.
Combine broad musical study with advanced performance skills across areas.
Advanced performance and study of string instruments.
Department of Theatre and Dance
Study and master the art of movement; explore expression, technique, and creative choreography.
Learn about theatre and performance through dramatic literature and the theatre production process.
Department of Art
Teach students how to produce art for stories, ideas, and concepts for various media.
Create thought-provoking visual art on flat surfaces like painting and drawing.
Create expressive three-dimensional artworks like sculpture and ceramics.
Create meaningful photographic images primarily for artistic expression and exhibition.
As a Graphic Design student, you’ll develop typography, composition, design process, and visual communication skills. You will learn to think like a designer, give visual form to your ideas, and become adept at solving visual and conceptual problems.
Create repeating visual designs for products and textiles.
As a Graphic Design student, you’ll develop typography, composition, design process, and visual communication skills. You will learn to think like a designer, give visual form to your ideas, and become adept at solving visual and conceptual problems.
Create visual concepts for games, movies, and attractions using illustration skills.
Use illustration to create visual content for books, magazines, and digital media.