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SLCC Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes, June 25, 2009 - St. Louis ...

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It is recommended that the <strong>Board</strong> approve the revised Associate in Fine Arts degree – Art Education<br />

Option approved and submitted by the District Curriculum Committee.<br />

Program: Art Education Option<br />

Associate in Fine Arts<br />

Campus: Forest Park, Florissant Valley, Meramec, Wildwood<br />

Effective: Fall <strong>2009</strong><br />

Impact <strong>St</strong>atement:<br />

Over the past several semesters it has been very difficult to advise students in this program as to the<br />

appropriate set <strong>of</strong> courses to take in the 3D and 2D art electives area, especially if they planned to transfer<br />

to the University <strong>of</strong> Missouri <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong> to complete a BFA degree.<br />

Previously UMSL’s program had numerous paths leading towards a BFA in Art Education, whereby<br />

students had to select from a list <strong>of</strong> different studio disciplines (painting, printmaking, etc.) and complete<br />

coursework in those areas in conjunction with education and other academic classes. UMSL, in<br />

discussion with STLCC, has recently consolidated their various discipline options <strong>of</strong> the BFA in Art<br />

Education into one more manageable program <strong>of</strong> requirements and has adjusted the requirement list to a<br />

more narrow (and appropriate) set <strong>of</strong> parameters. A much easier transition now potentially exists for<br />

transfer students, while still allowing them to focus their studies within certain fine art fields. A revision<br />

to the AFA/BFA articulation agreement with UMSL (for Art Education) is, as <strong>of</strong> this writing, also being<br />

reviewed for formal approval. That revision was developed in response to several issues, including<br />

UMSL’s modified Art Education program. This program revision will address the need for alignment<br />

with both UMSL’s own revision and the updated articulation agreement.<br />

Specific changes, as reflected in the attached revision proposal, were necessitated by UMSL’s decision to<br />

no longer accept ART: 207 as a 3D art elective since it is not a 3 credit class (as are the other studio<br />

classes being accepted), and its willingness- as a result <strong>of</strong> its revised program’s structure-to allow for<br />

transfer <strong>of</strong> credit ART: 112 Figure Drawing II or ART: 209 Drawing III. The listing <strong>of</strong> “Art Electives”<br />

in our current program’s degree requirements actually refers to “2D Art Electives.” The omission <strong>of</strong><br />

“2D” is being corrected in this revision, and ART: 185- which has always been <strong>of</strong>fered as EDU: 120- is<br />

being deactivated and removed as an option in the education component <strong>of</strong> the degree.<br />

There are no additional costs associated with this program revision, as it utilizes already existing courses.<br />

<strong>Board</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> 06-<strong>25</strong>-09 4

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