It is often desirable for students in areas such as art education and design to pursue a concentrated, but not all-encompassing, study of an art discipline outside of their major field. This widens the students' perspective, increases their professional and job-related opportunities and enhances qualifications for those planning to pursue a graduate degree, as well as satisfies other personal interests. Many students do this now but receive no formal recognition of their work. This minor program in printmaking meets the needs of these students and recognizes their efforts and achievements.
Required Courses (15 credit hours)
FAR 101 DRAWING I 3
FAR 230 INTRODUCTORY PRINTMAKING *1 3
FAR 331 INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING I *1 3
FAR 332 INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING II *1 3
FAR 335 PAPERMAKING 3-9
Electives (3 credit hours)
FAR 333 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING 3-9
or FAR 335 PAPERMAKING
Total Credit Hours 18
*1 FAR 230, FAR 331, and FAR 332 must cover work in at least two separate media.
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