Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students should be able to:

 

  • Communicate effectively utilizing written and oral communication skills.
  • Model an expert knowledge of studio materials and fluency in studio art techniques.
  • Employ a sophisticated use of design, aesthetic and conceptual processes in the creation of studio art.
  • Indicate depth and breadth of experience in art history, and an understanding of subject, meaning, and context within art history.
  • Demonstrate critical thinking skills by reflecting in visual, oral, and written formats an understanding of art movements both historical and contemporary as the movements relate to individual studio artwork.
  • Produce a body of studio work that addresses and communicates an unique and creative vision effectively.
  • Express a knowledge of pedagogy and current research specific to the field of art education.
  • Demonstrate an ability to apply professional, state, and institutional pedagogical standards to facilitate student learning.