About the minor
The Minor in Studio Art for Non-Art Majors enhances students’ understanding of the intersection between art and other fields. It allows them to develop additional skills that complement the valuable competencies and knowledge gained in their primary majors, while also providing opportunities to integrate creative and artistic pursuits with their other studies.
Creativity, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking skills are highly sought after in all professions. Students who earn the Minor in Studio Art for Non-Art Majors often go on to pursue careers in arts administration, business, museum professions, sciences, medical fields, and other related areas.
Faculty
Joy Christiansen Erb, M.F.A.
Chair and Professor
Bliss Hall 4001A
330.941.1397
jchristiansenerb@ysu.edu
Dragana Crnjak, M.F.A.
Professor
Bliss Hall 0016
330.941.1860
dcrnjak@ysu.edu
Joseph D'Uva, M.F.A.
Professor
Bliss Hall 4071
330.941.2540
jduva@ysu.edu
Dana Sperry, M.F.A.
Professor
Bliss Hall 4081
330.941.3627
jdsperry@ysu.edu
Contact information
To learn more about our degree programs, scholarships, professional development and careers, exhibitions, faculty, and students, visit Department of Art or contact us at art@ysu.edu, and to schedule a personalized campus visit, call 330.941.3627 or email art@ysu.edu.
| COURSE | TITLE | S.H. |
|---|---|---|
| Select one 1500-level course listed below: | 3 | |
| Fundamentals of 2D Design *ART 1501 is required for students interested in taking ART 2625, ART 2626, ART 2650, ART 2661, ART 2674, and ART 2691. | ||
| Fundamentals of 3D Design *ART 1501 is required for students interested in taking ART 2625, ART 2626, ART 2650, ART ART 1502 is required for students interested in taking ART 2611 and ART 2631. | ||
| Select two of the 2600-level courses listed below: | 6 | |
| Select two 3700/4800-level courses listed below: | 6 | |
| Total Semester Hours | 15 | |