FINE ARTS & HUMANITIES: A Brief Overview College of Arts and Science Advising Presented by: Leslie Daugherty & Brink Chance.

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FINE ARTS & HUMANITIES: A Brief Overview College of Arts and Science Advising Presented by: Leslie Daugherty & Brink Chance

MAJORS Art English Foreign Languages and Literature Mass Communications Music Philosophy Speech Communication Theater and Dance

ART Art & Design (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Art Education [grades K-12], (Bachelor of Arts or Science) Art History (Bachelor of Arts) Studio Art (Bachelor of Arts) Possibility of taking art classes 1 st semester semester hours to graduate

ENGLISH English (BA) –Minor required –124 semester hours to graduate Secondary Ed Certification (BA) –Encompasses Grades 9-12 (2 addtn’l education courses required to teach middle school, grades 6-8) –Required Speech Communication Educ minor –Satisfactorily complete Intro to Educ course –Pass ICTS (IL Certification Testing System) Basic Skills Test –129 semester hours to graduate

FOREIGN LANGUAGES French (BA) German (BA) Spanish (BA) Secondary Educ Certification (grades K- 12) available in any of above-listed languages 124 semester hours to graduate

MASS COMMUNICATIONS Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science –Departmental recommendation = BA Possibility of taking MC 201 first semester Professional Options: –Television/Radio –Print & Electronic Journalism –Media Advertising –Corporate & Institutional Media

MASS COMM cont’d Minor required 124 semester hours to graduate

MUSIC Music (BA)- Requires a minor! Instrumental Performance (Bachelor of Music) Jazz Performance (BM) Music Education [Instrumental or Voice] (BM) Music History/Literature (BA) Music Business (BM) Musical Theater (BM)

MUSIC cont’d Piano Performance Theory and Composition (BM) Voice Performance (BM) All music degrees require an audition and approval by Music Dept prior to enrollment in music courses counted toward major Work closely w/Music Dept; fill in schedule w/courses towards general education Hours needed to graduate vary;

PHILOSOPHY Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Phil 106, 207 or 213 required to declare Minor required 124 semester hours to graduate

SPEECH COMMUNICATION Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Minor required Must select Speech Track: –Corporate & Organizational Communication –Interpersonal Communication –Public Relations 124 semester hours to graduate

THEATER and DANCE Dance Emphasis (BA or BS) Design/Technical (BA or BS) History/Literature/Criticism (BA) Performance (BA or BS) Secondary Education Certification [Grades 6-12] (BA or BS) Possibility of Thea/Dance class(es) 1 st semester semester hours to graduate

Secondary Education Specializations  Secondary area of academic specialization –Usually hours (6-7 classes) –Not all majors require a minor –Chosen from specific list of offerings: Art, English, Foreign Language, Music, Theater/Dance

CAS Fine Arts and Humanities Advising Staff Kathy Bettes, Brink Chance, Leslie Daugherty,