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Jun 11, 2026
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DRAFT 2026-27 UG Catalog
Art
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Offered on the Crete campus
The department of Art & Design at Doane offers students a solid Liberal Arts education with several Art emphases to choose from:
- Liberal Arts Emphasis (Usually combined with another major: ex. Art/Business, Art/Theatre, Art/Biology);
- Professional Emphasis in studio arts allows students to acquire additional credits in anticipation of pursuing a graduate school degree;
- Art history emphasis which allows students to prepare for a grad degree in art history or museum studies;
- Certification emphasis which prepares students for K-12 teaching.
Student Learning Outcomes
As a result of completing the Art program, students will:
- Understand and integrate foundational elements and principles of art within a variety of disciplines through a multi-media environment.
- Develop an understanding and appreciation of the history of art while manifesting contemporary theory and practices through research.
- Develop innovative thinking and practice through exploration of social, cultural, and political issues/topics resulting in a personal aesthetic and artistic identity.
- Obtain and establish a strong visual literacy for becoming an informed visual evaluator and problem solver.
- Generate a creative philosophy and portfolio of artistic work congruent with professional practice.
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Requirements for the Art Major:
Complete the following courses:
Option 1
Complete one emphasis chosen from the following: Liberal Arts
Take a minimum of 35 credits total. Professional
Take a minimum of 55 credits total. Art History
Take a minimum of 49 credits total. Option 2: Art Teaching
Students wanting to teach art PreK-12 must complete the following courses, in addition to the core requirements listed above, for certification. Take a minimum of 52 credits total. Note:
Students with a Professional emphasis must propose and develop a body of work to be exhibited in the Rall Gallery as a solo show. Students with a Liberal Arts emphasis must propose and develop a boys of work to be exhibited in teh rall Gallery awith a group show. Students with an emphasis in Art History may write a major research paper in lieu of the exhibition requirement. |
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