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observation, while introducing aesthetic issues
that pertain to the visual arts. The class will
expose the student to a broad range of ideas
and approaches relating to painting and the
visual arts. Prerequisites: ART105, 107, 210 or
permission of instructor. (U)(3). Occasionally.
ART360, Space: The focus of this course is
the creation of 3 dimensional works utilizing
traditional and nontraditional materials. Discussions,
lectures and critiques will explore and
emphasize concept, materials, space, form, site,
presentation, craft and context. Prerequisites:
ART105, 107, 210 or permission of instructor.
May be taken concurrently with ART210.
(U)(3). Spring.
ART380, 381, 382, Special Topics in Art and
Visual Culture: Work in the special seminar
will be centered on a specific aspect of studio
art, art history or visual culture. Prerequisite:
Permission of instructor. (U)(1, 2, 3).
Occasionally.
ART401, 402, 403, Independent Study:
Art + Design: Offers the qualified student the
opportunity to pursue a topic of individual
interest. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing
and approval of written project proposal.
(U)(1, 2, 3). As needed.
ART411, Thesis: Art + Design: This course
centers on the creation of a comprehensive
thesis project based in art and design. Students
in the course will also create a professional portfolio
or add to an existing one. The thesis will
consist of one or more artistic investigations of
a pressing question, theme or idea. Prerequisites:
Senior standing, majors and minors only
with approval. (U)(3). Spring.
ART451, 452, 453, Internship: On the job
experience or apprenticeship related to the
student’s interests or degree objectives. Prerequisites:
Junior or senior standing, minimum
25 credits in ART courses and approval of the
program director. Majors only. (U)(1, 2, 3).
As needed.
Department of Arts
Administration
Administration
Susan Zurbuchen, M.A., department chair
Associate Professor
Susan Zurbuchen, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Rose Kleiman, M.A.R.
Staff
Amy Barnes (part-time)
Arts Administration is…
This course of study prepares undergraduate
students for a future in the management of
nonprofit arts and community organizations.
The program offers a strong undergraduate liberal
arts education, a basic understanding of the
business world and a comprehensive education
in the disciplines of the arts. Required experiential
learning opportunities and internships provide
essential workplace training and education.
Careers include jobs in management, special
events, volunteer coordination, grant writing,
public relations, educational programming and
facilities management.
Arts Administration at Butler is…
• Multidisciplinary approach integrating
dance, music, theatre and visual arts with
current issues in arts management.
• Educational relationships with local cultural
organizations, professional artists,
educators and administrators.
• Hands-on learning that integrates classroom
instruction with workplace practice.
• Strong emphasis on community engagement.
• In-depth experience in the student’s chosen
art form.
• National internship placements.
• Study abroad opportunities.
• Comprehensive liberal arts education.
• Distinguished faculty of experienced arts
administrators.
• Cross-campus business instruction led by
experts in their respective fields (public
relations, economics, management, etc.).
• One of the earliest and most comprehensive
undergraduate arts administration
programs in the nation.
Department of Arts Administration
Student Learning Outcomes
• Recognize essential elements of a nonprofit,
understand how it operates, and demonstrate
this knowledge in practical applications.
• Demonstrate critical thinking skills when
analyzing issues facing arts organizations.
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