1. Program Review Presentation April 29th, 2015
ART Department
Program Review Presentation
April 29th, 2015

2. Art Department Students: Basic Skills Portfolio Preparation Transfer to 4 year Colleges Earn Degrees and Certificates Achieve the Required Core Courses in Other Disciplines Introduction of Art-Related Professions Provide Personal Enrichment Opportunities Cultural and Creative Thought Process Serving our 6 county Region, ESL, and DSPS students
Prepare our students to achieve basic skills: learning, study skills, through reading assignments, writing assignments, and visual problem solving.
Lecture and demonstration, prepares students to develop portfolio skills for transfer to post-secondary education, achievement of degrees and certificates: UCLA, UC Davis, Berkeley, CSUS, Chico, and more…
In the past 6 years our program has successfully prepared students for degree and transfer opportunities at or above the campus average.
Several of our courses are core requirements for other disciplines in our division: ARTPH, ARTNM, Fashion
Introduced to Art related professions in the community.
Opportunity for Personal Enrichment by enhancing a student’s creative and cultural thought process using art making and art historical references.
Through museum, gallery exhibitions, and public art visits, Our students understand the meaning of and participate with the global communities

3. Our Student’s Achievements
Benchmarks
Our Student s were the first college to exhibit at the new Crocker Museum in 2010, then again in 2012 and 2014.
How do we know the program is successful?
Benchmark 1
First college to exhibit at the Crocker Museum

4. Benchmark 2
Two separate donations by the Warhol Foundation, this is the largest and most notable addition to our Permanent Art Collection since it's inception

5. Completion of our new art classroom as part of the Art & Science Portable Modernization Project and Student Art Locker Project .
Benchmark 3
Students have access to current and up-to-date facilities and equipment success rate

6. 12 Ceramic Murals in the past 6 years.
Benchmark 4
On the ARC campus we have created, manufactured and installed 12 Ceramic murals in the past 6 years through the Ceramics programs

7. Benchmark 5
The Kaneko Gallery student, faculty, and Nationally renowned artists exhibited at the Kaneko Gallery in the past 6 years, such as Clayton Bailey, Ken Waterstreet, and the Royal Chicano Air
Art/Tech Day participation, our annual recruiting event outreach to No. Calif. Region high schools.
Artist Lecture Series events to augments our student exposure to art-related careers.
Figure Friday weekly workshops.
Participation in ARC campus events like EARTH DAY, exposing the campus community to the arts.

8. Program Strength – Individual Programs
Drawing
Artist’s Materials and Mixed Media
Figure Studies
Painting
Printmaking
Sculpture
Ceramics
Strengths 1
Our individual programs: The UMBRELLA for it all.
Small Metals
Gallery and Art History
Photography

9. Program Strengths -Students
Strengths 2 – Our Students.
Our students at work

10. Program Strengths - Faculty
Sharing our Experienced Based Knowledge, love for the arts, and selfless donatin of our time to our students, makes us the standout Art program in our district.

11. Program -- Challenges
Congestion: Enlarging and Remodeling the Existing Classrooms for the Art Department is needed.
Demand for Instructional Assistance in our classes each semester: Increasing our IA’s hours and hiring a new IA to meet this demand is needed.
Over 6 FTE loss: We are unable to offer courses every semester our students need.
Our existing classrooms are congested and safety hazard particularly if there were an emergency situation.
OSHA safety standards between equipment, students and walkways, FA 501 and 502 lack this standard.

12. To Maintain our 78.86% Student Success Rate:
FTE Growth to augment our efficient Studio Art Transfer and A.A. Degrees and Certificates
Full time Faculty Replacement and I.A. growth to maintain the quality of our dedicated People
Modernization and Enlargement of our classrooms for Efficiency and Safety.
The ARTS matter, we have a place in our society and college!
To maintain the strengths we have established: Almost 80% Student Success rate and 68.82% of our students completed our courses with a grade of B or higher, both above the campus average
1) FTE growth so our program and curriculum can fulfill our students needs..
2) Full-Time Faculty Replacement to replace, the soon to be many, full-time faculty members that offered their expertise, wisdom, experienced-gained knowledge, and time to our students. This kind of dedications needs full-time faculty presence. the arts are a necessity in life and have a place in our society and college; we live this philosophy as an example for our students and our community. Our full time, adjunct, and staff are selfless and go beyond the call of duty, by donating our time, sharing our experienced-gained knowledge to create the activities and events that help our students succeed.
3) The modernization of our existing classrooms in both size and in maintaining or replacing equipment. We need technological updates in most of our classrooms, as faculty we'd like to walk up to a smart podium, insert our flash-drive and start a media presentation, we cannot do that in most of our classrooms right now.
4) Health and Safety concerns remain at the forefront, particularly increasing the size of FA 501, 502, and 510 where our Figure Program is taught. The congestion in these rooms is a problem.
5) Increase our current I.A.'s contracts to a minimum of 10-months so they can assist the instructors in the classrooms, and then have the time after the semesters are over to complete the other obligations that they are required to do, like manage our PAC collection, maintain our classrooms, labs, and inventory.