Art History Minor
By minoring in Art History, you will develop foundational skills for a diverse range of professional and academic careers where critical thinking, cultural understanding, close looking, and effective communication are valued. Learn how visual objects and experiences intersect with cultural, historical, and social meaning, how the past relates to the present, and how the local connects to the global. Explore how visual communication and creativity operate in our everyday lives.
Book Arts
Offering a unique setting for cross-disciplinary research, exploration, and production, the certificate, and minor allows students to take full advantage of the tremendous Book Arts facilities, equipment, faculty, and staff to experiment with new formats for visual communication, textual presentation, technological application, and conceptual development.
Minor in Studio Art
The new 18‑credit Minor in Studio Art starts in Fall 2026. It introduces students to contemporary, research‑driven artistic practice through a flexible and interdisciplinary curriculum. Students complete three non-major courses that establish conceptual and methodological foundations, followed by three 3000‑level studio courses that allow focused exploration across media and practices. The minor emphasizes adaptability, critical inquiry, and engagement with the social and professional contexts of 21st‑century art. Please check back for further details.
