2004-05 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705
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Chairperson: |
Richard Ciganko |
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Faculty: |
Boerner, Gillham, Kabala, LaRoche, Mambo, Mannikka, Matsubara, Mitchell, Nestor, Palmisano, Rode, Villalobos-Echeverria, Weiland |
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Balsiger, Battaglini, DeFurio, Dongilla, Dropcho, Hamilton, Innes, Seelhorst, Vislosky, Wert |
Website: www.iup.edu/art
| Bachelor of Arts–Art/History Track |
| Bachelor of Arts–Art/Studio |
| Bachelor of Fine Arts–Art Studio |
| Bachelor of Science in Education–Art Education |
The Department of Art provides a sequence of
foundation and advanced-level courses directed toward the development of the
student’s creative and expressive abilities. Degrees offered are the Bachelor of
Fine Arts-Studio, Bachelor of Arts-Art/Studio, Bachelor of Arts-Art/History, and
Bachelor of Science in Education-Art Education.
Students pursuing studio or art education degrees are initially admitted into
the department through the Entrance Portfolio Review. Art history majors are not
required to submit a portfolio. Students interested in pursuing the Bachelor of
Fine Arts-Studio degree are initially admitted into the Bachelor of
Arts-Art/Studio degree and may transfer into the B.F.A.-Studio program at the
end of the sophomore year by successfully completing the B.F.A. Sophomore
Review.
The Bachelor of Fine Arts-Studio degree prepares students for careers as
professional visual artists and is a platform from which they might go on to
study for the Master of Fine Arts level, the terminal degree in the field. The
Bachelor of Fine Arts-Studio degree offers three studio emphasis tracks: the
Two-Dimensional Emphasis Track (including: drawing, graphic design, painting,
and printmaking), the Three-Dimensional Emphasis Track (including: ceramics,
fibers, metals, sculpture, and wood and furniture design), and the
Individualized Studio Emphasis Track (in which students are able to build a
degree program to meet specialized individual needs).
The Bachelor of Arts-Art/Studio offers students a broad range of advanced studio
options.
The mission of the Bachelor of Arts-Art/History degree is to provide art history
majors with a solid foundation in the history of art, from ancient through
modern times. The degree prepares students for graduate study leading to careers
in museums, galleries, fine art libraries, visual resources, teaching, and
research. Specific goals, objectives, and competencies related to this degree
include the acquisition and demonstration of critical thinking, research, and
writing skills; knowledge of terminology, methodology, and competency with
various approaches to art historical inquiry; and the ability to conduct art
history research through independent investigations.
The Bachelor of Science in Education-Art Education degree is a professional
degree program leading to certification to teach K-12 art in the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. The program reflects contemporary theory and practice in art
studio, art history, criticism, aesthetics, culture, and pedagogy. The program
complies with all Pennsylvania standards needed for certification to teach art
in the commonwealth.
All art majors are obligated to fulfill the university requirement for Liberal
Studies coursework. Art Education majors must achieve and maintain a 3.0
cumulative GPA. Bachelor of Fine Arts-Studio majors must achieve a 2.5
cumulative GPA and earn a grade of C or better in all ART and ARHI courses to
graduate.
An Art Minor is available to interested majors from other university
disciplines. The Art Minor consists of at least 18 credits in art courses
approved by the Art Department chairperson.
The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Art have established an exchange
program with the National Art Academies of Slovenia and Croatia. Qualified and
highly skilled juniors and seniors may participate in the exchange by
application to the Art Department exchange coordinator and with approval of
their major studio professor, the Department of Art chair, and the College of
Fine Arts exchange coordinator.
Detailed information regarding application to one of the degree programs and
scheduling a Portfolio Review can be obtained by calling the Department of Art
office at 724-357-2530 or by e-mail through the Department of Art website at
www.iup.edu/art.
Bachelor of Arts–Art/History Track
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Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Mathematics: 3cr Liberal Studies Electives: 6cr, no courses with ARHI prefix |
50 | ||
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Foundation Required: |
18 | ||
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Ancient to Medieval Art |
3cr |
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| ARHI 207 | Renaissance through Modern Art | 3cr | |
| ARHI 224 | Introduction to Asian Art | 3cr | |
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Senior Seminar |
3cr |
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Fundamentals of Drawing |
3cr |
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Color and Two-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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| Controlled Electives: Choose two from the following: | 27 | ||
| Up to 6cr (2 courses) of Art Studio, prefix ART | |||
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Arts of the Twentieth Century |
3cr |
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Art in America |
3cr |
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| ARHI 300 | Native American Art | 3cr | |
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Medieval Art |
3cr |
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Italian Renaissance Art |
3cr |
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Baroque and Rococo Art |
3cr |
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| ARHI 410 | Nineteenth-Century European Painting |
3cr |
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| ARHI 411 | Twentieth-Century European Art |
3cr |
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Classical Art |
3cr |
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Northern Renaissance Art |
3cr |
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| ARHI 417 | Byzantine Art |
3cr |
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| ARHI 418 | African Art |
3cr |
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| ARHI 423 | Art of Japan |
3cr |
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| ARHI 425 | Art of China |
3cr |
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Internship |
3cr | ||
| Foreign Language Required: Foreign Language Intermediate Level (1) | 12 | ||
| Free Electives: | 13 | ||
| Total Degree Requirements: | 120 | ||
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(1) Intermediate-level foreign language may be included in Liberal Studies Electives. |
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Bachelor of Arts–Art/Studio (*)
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Liberal
Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: ARHI 205 Mathematics: 3cr Liberal Studies Electives: 3cr, ARHI 207, no courses with ARHI prefix |
48 | ||
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Foundation Required: |
12 | ||
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Figure Drawing |
3cr |
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Fundamentals of Drawing |
3cr |
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Three-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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Color and Two-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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| Level II Studio Electives: (select 6 of the following 8 courses) | 18 | ||
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Painting |
3cr |
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Woodworking: Function and Form |
3cr |
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Ceramics |
3cr |
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Sculpture |
3cr |
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Basic Metals |
3cr |
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Print Media |
3cr |
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Introduction to Graphic Design |
3cr |
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Fibers |
3cr |
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| Art History Required: | 6 | ||
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Arts of the Twentieth Century |
3cr |
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Controlled Art History Elective (Select one course in the last 3 semesters: |
3cr |
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| Advanced Studio Required: | 21 | ||
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Advanced Studio courses from the following: ART 316, 355, 356, 421, 451, |
21cr |
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| Free Electives: | 15 | ||
| Total Degree Requirements: | 120 | ||
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(1) Students must complete 3cr within an advanced studio before permission will be granted to enroll in the 6cr component of the advanced level. Permission of the instructor is a prerequisite to all 6cr advanced courses. (2) Inclusion of internship credit hours toward any portion of fulfillment of degree requirements must be approved by the departmental chair and student’s major advisor. Approval must be obtained in writing prior to enrollment. (#) See advisory paragraph “Timely Completion of Degree Requirements” in the section on Requirements for Graduation. |
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Bachelor of Fine Arts–Art Studio (*)
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Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: ARHI 205 Mathematics: 3cr Liberal Studies Electives: 3cr, ARHI 207, no courses with ART prefix |
48 | ||
| Major: | |||
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Foundation Required: |
12 | ||
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Figure Drawing |
3cr |
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Fundamentals of Drawing |
3cr |
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Three-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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Color and Two-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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| Level II Studio Electives: (Select 6 of the following 8 courses) | 18 | ||
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Painting |
3cr |
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Woodworking: Function and Form |
3cr |
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Ceramics |
3cr |
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Sculpture |
3cr |
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Basic Metals |
3cr |
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Print Media |
3cr |
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Introduction to Graphic Design |
3cr |
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Fibers |
3cr |
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| Art History Required: | 6 | ||
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Arts of the Twentieth Century |
3cr |
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Controlled Art History Elective (Select one course in the last 3 semesters: |
3cr |
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| Advanced Studio Required: (Select 1 of 3 Advanced Studio Emphasis Tracks) | 27 | ||
| Three-Dimensional Studio Track: | |||
| Advanced 3-D studios include: ART 316, 451, 452, 453, 459, 460, 481, 493 (1, 2) | |||
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Primary Advanced Studio (choose 1 studio area above) |
15cr |
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Synthesis Advanced Studios (choose 3 other 3-D advanced studios) |
9cr |
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Two-Dimensional Studio (choose 1 from advanced 2-D studio options) |
3cr |
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| Two-Dimensional Studio Track: | |||
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Advanced 2-D studios include: ART 355, 356, 421, 454, 455, 456, 457, 481, 493 (1, 2) |
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Primary Advanced Studio (choose 1 studio area above) |
15cr |
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Synthesis Advanced Studios (choose 3 other 2-D advanced studios) |
9cr |
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Three-Dimensional Studio (choose 1 from advanced 3-D studio options |
3cr |
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Individualized Advanced Studio Track |
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Student with specialized interest can submit a proposal for advanced studio study. Approval required by department chair, Studio division chair, and student’s major advisor. Select from the following: ART 316, 355, 356, 421, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 459, 460, 481, 493 (1, 2) |
27cr |
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Controlled Advanced
Studio Electives: |
6 |
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Senior Thesis and Professional Practicum |
3 |
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Senior Thesis and Professional Practicum |
3cr |
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| (#) Total Degree Requirements: | 120 | ||
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(1) Students must complete 3cr within an advanced studio before permission will be granted to enroll in the 6cr component of the advanced level. Permission of the instructor is a prerequisite to all 6cr advanced courses. (2) Inclusion of internship credit hours toward any portion of fulfillment of degree requirements must be approved by the departmental chair and student’s major advisor. Approval must be obtained in writing prior to enrollment. (3) To enter program, art major must successfully complete the B.F.A. Sophomore Review and have minimum 2.5 GPA overall. (4) Student must achieve an overall 2.5 GPA and earn a grade of C or better in all ART and ARHI courses to graduate. (#) See advisory paragraph “Timely Completion of Degree Requirements” in the section on Requirements for Graduation. |
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Bachelor of Science in Education–Art Education (*)
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Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications (1): Fine Arts: Fulfilled by ARHI 205 Mathematics: 6cr Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 0cr |
48 | ||
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College: |
23 | ||
| Preprofessional Education Sequence: | |||
Digital Instructional Technology |
3cr |
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Educational Psychology |
3cr |
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| Professional Education Sequence: | |||
| EDEX 301 | Education of students with Disabilities in Inclusive Secondary Settings | 2cr | |
Pre-student Teaching Clinical Experience I |
1cr |
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Pre-student Teaching Clinical Experience II |
1cr |
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Student Teaching (Elementary) |
6cr |
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Student Teaching (Secondary) |
6cr |
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School Law |
1cr |
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| Major: | 24 | ||
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Fundamentals of Drawing |
3cr |
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Three-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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Color and Two-Dimensional Design |
3cr |
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| ARHI 207 | Renaissance to Modern Art | 3cr | |
| ARED 315 |
Issues of Art in K-12 Programs |
3cr |
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| ARED 317 | Art in K-6 Programs |
3cr |
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| ARED 318 | Art in 7-12 Programs |
3cr |
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| ARED 320 | Art Criticism and Aesthetics in K-12 | 3cr | |
| Controlled Electives: | 30 | ||
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Select 15cr from the
following: |
15cr | ||
| Select 12cr from any ARHI or ART prefix | 12cr | ||
| Select 3cr from any ARED prefix | 3cr | ||
| (#) Total Degree Requirements: | 125 | ||
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(*) See requirements leading to teacher certification, titled “Admission to Teacher Education,” in the College of Education and Educational Technology section of this catalog. (#) See advisory paragraph “Timely Completion of Degree Requirements” in the section on Requirements for Graduation. |
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