The graduate sequence in Art Education emphasizes both theory and practice in visual arts, museum, and community arts education. Theoretical ideas are explored through both historical and contemporary models with an emphasis on practical education and application. Students with a bachelor's or master's degree can pursue an M.S. degree in Art Education while working toward licensure.
A distance learning option is available.
Part-time students will be required to take two courses during one summer session to meet residency requirements.
Daniella Barroqueiro
Associate Professor
Judith Briggs
Associate Professor
Kelly Gross
Assistant Professor