The university’s drawing program is an interdisciplinary curriculum, offering approaches from art, craft and design.

Visual phenomena are constructed through exploration of the diverse languages of paint and related materials.

Lithography and intaglio constitute the primary printmaking media in which this area offers instruction. However, summer courses are offered in basic relief and screenprinting. The aim is to provide students with firsthand printmaking experience that can be developed in advanced course work.

Sculpture courses provide an opportunity to articulate experience through the material world. Idea manifested in form is a key concern.

Interdisciplinary fine and media arts courses allow students to explore a diverse range of visual arts concerns from an interdisciplinary approach. These courses also provide senior level students with the opportunity for independent study and internship placements.