CONTINUING EDUCATION - Delaware College of Art and Design

THU WED TUE MONAdobe InDesign I & IIFigure DrawingIntroduction to Graphic DesignMixed Media & TechniquesAdobe Flash I & IIAdobe Photoshop I & II (PC)Documentary PhotographyDrawing for Interior DesignImaging for the WebLighting DesignAutoCAD IIBeginning PastelsCharacter CreationDesigning for the Web:The Web Design ProcessAdobe Illustrator I & IIAlternative Photographic ProcessesDigital Photography IIntroduction to Interior DesignPainting the Figure with Ken MabreyOpen Figure StudioStill Life Oil PaintingTuesday Night Sketchbook on SiteIntroduction to Digital DesignLearning to See:Drawing for EveryonePhotography & Non-Fiction WritingSculpture: Alternative PracticesWatercolor PaintingWeb Design FundamentalsPop-Up BookmakingSkateboard Project:Customized Decks with Brad TurnerFRIDrawing on the Right Side of the BrainContinuing EducationSummer 2010www.dcad.edu302.622.8867 x 110SATAdobe Photoshop I & II (MAC)Branding You WorkshopCartooning & Comic Book ArtCreate a Painter's NotebookEn Plein Air PaintingInterior Design Business PrinciplesMacintosh Competency WorkshopMacro PhotographyMaya I & IIMemory Box Workshopwith Ron LongsdorfMonumental Drawing:Empricism and the Cityscape

COMPUTER GRAPHICSDIGITAL DESIGN CERTIFICATEThe curriculum focus is on both visual communication andtechnical profi ciency. Students will build a foundation withininteractive design, web-based media, animation and motiongraphics. The Digital Design Certifi cate will prepare studentsfor careers in broadcast, video and interactive design.SEMESTER ONEIntroduction to Digital DesignAdobe Flash I/IISpecial Effects with Adobe AfterEffectsSEMESTER TWOMaya I/IIFinal Cut Express I/IISEMESTER THREEAdobe Flash IIIIntroduction to Mobile DesignAdvanced Digital DesignGRAPHIC + WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATESThese certifi cates provide students, whether interested intraditional publishing or digital communications, with thecreative and technical skills needed to compete in theseexciting industries.These programs are particularly well-suited for currentgraphics professionals wishing to upgrade their computerskills, production artists or programmers seeking careeradvancement, individuals working to establish their ownbusinesses and creative young people looking for a way toenter the profession. The majority of classes are taught on theMacintosh platform, the industry standard for graphicsprofessionals.GRAPHIC DESIGN CURRICULUMSEMESTER ONEIntroduction to Graphic DesignAdobe InDesign IAdobe Photoshop I/IISEMESTER TWOAdobe InDesign IIAdobe Illustrator I/IIElective OneSEMESTER THREEBasic Layout & TypographyPre-Press Production TechniquesElective TwoWEB DESIGN CURRICULUMSEMESTER ONEWeb Design FundamentalsAdobe Photoshop I/IISEMESTER TWOAdobe Dreamweaver I/IIAdobe Flash I/IISEMESTER THREEImaging for the Web I/II or Web I plus electiveDesigning for the WebSEMESTER FOURAdvanced CSS and HTML (XHTML/HTML5)Web Design Portfolio & Professional Practices02

FACULTYSEAN CARROWBFA in Animation, University of the Arts; AFA, Delaware Collegeof Art and Design. Freelance artist, fi lmmaker, and animatorwho has worked with clients including Hallmark, HeritageProductions, Fresh Artists, Project 21 and WHYY amongmany others.BATES CARTERIT Coordinator, DCAD; BS, Ithaca College. Bates has workedfor several years in the IT industry. He manages the computerlabs at DCAD and keeps them running at a state-of-the-art level.WARREN CHASEBA, Rochester Institute of Technology. VP, Web Design atDigital Eye, LLC. Warren designs and builds web sites for avariety of regional clients. www.digitaleyecomLEN DAMICOBA in Advertising and Public Relations, Penn State. Anindependent, award-winning Art Director/Web Developer,Len has nearly a decade’s worth of experience in visualcommunication.DAVID MANZOLILLOBA in advertising, NYIT, NY; AA in advertising art & design,SUNY Farmingdale. Creative Director, JP Morgan Chase.David has taught at DCAD since 1998 and was an instructor atSUNY Farmingdale from 1993-1996. http://manzomedia.comJASON OLNEYBFA in fi lm with a minor in animation, University of the Arts.Since 2003 he has been a Senior Graphics ProductionSpecialist at FineStationery.com in Wilmington. Fluent in Macand PC, Jason has also attended DCAD.CHARLEY PARKERStudied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.Cartoonist, illustrator and web designer. Produces the awardwinningonline comic Argon Zark! and works for a variety ofagencies in web development. www.cparkerdesign.comBRIAN TRUONOAssociate Degree, Bradley Academy for the Visual Arts.Brian works as the Production Director at The Archer Groupin Wilmington.BRAD WASONCreative Director of 23rd & 5th Design Studio, Instructor forDCAD’s AFA Degree Program and Visual Communicationat the University of Delaware. Additionally, Brad serves asthe Area Coordinator for Graphic, Web & Digital Design forContinuing Education at DCAD. www.23rd5th.comROB WHITEHEADWeb Designer, Web Publisher at Bank of America. Has extensiveexperience in photography, pre-press and imaging technology.Owned and operated Colourworks Photo Lab.COMPUTER GRAPHICSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM03

ADOBE INDESIGN ICOURSE ID: GD0053Instructor: David ManzolilloSIX SESSIONSMonday, 6 PM - 9:15 PM; June 7 – July 19NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditInDesign is the latest tool for page layout and electronicpre-press preparation. Because it’s an Adobe product,InDesign is designed to work with Photoshop, Illustrator andAcrobat. In this course you will gain basic experience with thesoftware as you work with page layout creation, creating andformatting text, inputting and manipulating images, and gain abasic understanding of color as it relates to printing. Exercisesare designed to take full advantage of the basic tools withinInDesign. Macintosh knowledge required.ADOBE INDESIGN IICOURSE ID: GD0060Instructor: David ManzolilloSIX SESSIONSMonday, 6 PM - 9:15 PM; July 26 – August 30NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditExpand your knowledge of this powerful layout andproduction tool. Students will learn to create complexmulti-page documents utilizing master pages and advancedparagraph and character styles (including the new nestedstyles feature). The use of tables within InDesign will beexplored to automate design tasks. InDesign’s robust PDFexport capabilities, its helpful prefl ight and documentpackaging functions will also be explored.Prerequisite: Adobe InDesign I.ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ICOURSE ID: GD0041Instructor: Len DamicoSIX SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM– 9:15 PM; June 3 – July 8NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $ 35; 1 CreditOne of the backbones of modern graphic design andelectronic publishing, Illustrator is the leading vector-basedillustration software available. This course instructs thebeginning student in the software’s typical uses in today’sdesign and publishing environment, covering basic drawing,tracing and typographic techniques. Mac OS competency required.ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR IICOURSE ID: GD0042Instructor: Len DamicoSIX SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; July 15 – August 19NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditBuild on your basic understanding of Illustrator in thishands-on course. Explore the advanced capabilities of thesoftware by creating dynamic type effects and using blends forrealistic illustrations. Learn to integrate illustrations with AdobePhotoshop and web applications through a variety ofproblem-solving exercises. Prerequisite: Adobe Illustrator I.BRANDING YOU WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: GD0074Instructor: Brad WasonONE SESSIONSaturday, 10 AM – 3 PM; July 10NON-CREDIT Tuition: $100Explore a variety of new technology and digital marketing todevelop, create and maintain your own brand and communityof followers. Using a combination of free online tools,participants will explore various forms of blogs, CMS solutions,Facebook and Twitter in their use and relevance. A lunch breakwill be provided; students may bring their lunch to class or visita local eatery.COMPUTER GRAPHICSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM05

ADOBE FLASH ICOURSE ID: AN0013Instructor: Charley ParkerSIX SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM - 9:15 PM; June 1 – July 6NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditAdd Flash to your range of web design skills. Master thefundamentals of the most powerful and versatile tool forcreating animation and interactivity for the web. Throughin-class projects this course will show you how to create basicbut professional-quality motion graphics for banner ads or webpresentations, and how to build Flash-based web sites. Thecourse starts with the basics of Flash interface, moves throughtools and techniques into the design, planning and creationof Flash projects, and includes real-world considerations forpreparing and publishing Flash fi les on the web.Computer graphics knowledge required.ADOBE FLASH IICOURSE ID: AN0014Instructor: Charley ParkerSIX SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM - 9:15 PM; June 13 – August 17NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditExtend your command of the interactive power of Flash with thisintermediate-level class. Add sophisticated techniques forcreating multi-level movies that improve load time, using movieclips to organize and manipulate content and importing andcontrolling sound fi les. Learn advanced techniques for Flash’svector drawing tools and work with fi les imported from otherprograms. This course also de-mystifi es the fundamentals ofActionScript. Flash’s powerful scripting language can be surprisinglysimple to use and gives you extraordinary control over animationand response to user actions. The course is fl exible enough toaccommodate student requests to explore particular aspects ofthis versatile program. Prerequisite: Adobe Flash I.MAYA ICOURSE ID: AN0054Instructor: Sean CarrowSIX SESSIONSSaturday, 9 AM – 12:15 PM; June 5 – July 10NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditMaya is the leading 3.D. design animation software. Thisintroductory class will provide students with an introduction tothis powerful software, including an overview of tools,modeling, rigging, simple environments and basic animation.MAYA IICOURSE ID: AN0055Instructor: Sean CarrowSIX SESSIONSSaturday, 9 AM – 12:15 PM; July 17 – August 21NON-CREDIT Tuition: $295/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditBuild on your knowledge of Maya to learn about lighting,cameras, textures, advanced rigging, surface painting,advanced modeling and character animation.Prerequisite: Maya I.

FINE ARTSART & DESIGN CERTIFICATEThe Art & Design Certifi cate provides students with theopportunity to build creative and technical skills in order todiscover and realize their artistic potential. With required“core” courses in drawing and painting, the student maychoose electives from the Fine Arts department or any otherdepartment, such as Computer Graphics, Interior Design,Photography, Jewelry Design or Fashion Design. This uniqueand personalized course of study is available only through theDelaware College of Art and Design and offers aspiring artiststhe ultimate fl exibility in creating a customized art and designcurriculum.SEMESTER ONEFirst course in DrawingFirst course in PaintingElective ISEMESTER TWOSecond course in DrawingSecond course in PaintingElective IISEMESTER THREEThird course in DrawingThird course in PaintingElective IIIThe above-described curriculum chart refl ects a total of108 weeks of Continuing Education Art & Design courses.Although courses may meet for fewer than 12 sessions, thecurriculum may be completed by taking any combination of 3,6, 8, 10 or 12 week courses in order to accomplish the full 108weeks required for certifi cate completion.FACULTYSEAN CARROWBFA in animation, University of the Arts; AFA, DelawareCollege of Art and Design. Freelance artist, fi lmmaker andanimator who has worked with clients including Hallmark,Heritage Productions, Fresh Artists, Project 21 and WHYYamong many others.DONNA CUSANOPastel and oil painter. BFA, Tyler School of Art, TempleUniversity, with a concentration on Illustration, graphic designand Painting. Studied for one semester in Rome concentratingon Renaissance Art History and Painting. Has been teachingfor more than 12 years at regional venues such as TheWallingford Community Arts Center, The Howard Pyle StudioGroup and extensively at her private studio in Aston, PA.Published in The Best of Pastel Books I and II, Chester CountyLiving Magazine, and Art Matters Magazine. Currentlyworking on a continuing series of abstracted landscapepaintings based on a trip to Donegal, Ireland.www.donnacusano.comJEAN DIVERArtist, designer, writer and illustrator. BFA in graphic design,Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia. Studied paintingand graphics at Corcoran School of Art + Design with BillNeumman and Johan Severtson. Studied painting with manyartists such as Eo Omwake, Tom Bostelle and Bo Bartlett.Presently represented in galleries in New Jersey andPennsylvania. www.jeandiver.comELLEN DURKANMFA, Towson University; BFA, Corcoran College ofArt + Design; AFA, Delaware College of Art and Design.Currently working on a body of forged metal wearable pieces.These garments have a performance aspect as they immobilizethe female fi gure, yet the hammered steel framework isseductive, as it stands alone without a fi gure inside. Thesesculptures as well as large drawings are currently being shownin Maryland.MICHAEL EASTMFA in painting, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; BFAin painting, Indiana University in Bloomington. In 2002Michael received a grant to study abroad in Florence, Italy.The following summer, he returned to Florence to continue hisstudy of the great Renaissance painters. He also spent time inParis and Madrid to study the French and Spanish traditions.Michael has shown in Indianapolis, Philadelphia and mostrecently in an independent group exhibition in New York.He teaches drawing in DCAD’s AFA Degree Program.08

CREATE A PAINTER’S NOTEBOOKCOURSE ID: FA0202Instructor: Carol Tippit WoolworthTHREE SESSIONSSaturday, 10 AM – 1 PM; July 17, 24 & 31NON-CREDIT Tuition: $100; Materials Fee: $10In this three-day workshop, students will work to create anotebook of brush and paint techniques for reference andinspiration. The fi rst class will be devoted to various paintingtechniques, including scumbling and glazing, as well asexploring impasto and Pointillism. Students will expand theirpainting vocabulary and technical ability by recording thesetechniques into their personal Painter’s Notebook and willuse them to create a simple still life painting.No experience necessary.LEARNING TO SEE: DRAWING FOR EVERYONECOURSE ID: FA0001Instructor: Amanda KamenTEN SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 2 – August 4NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3.3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsLearn to draw anything in this drawing course, open forbeginners to experienced artists. Whether you want to be thenext Rembrandt, or simply want to achieve a handle on themechanics of drawing, this class will focus on understandingthe fundamentals. Through the careful study of still life andmodels, students will learn how to create life-like drawings ofthe things around you. We will discuss measuring and sighting,as well as basic concepts of design. Along with working fromstill life and models, there will be historical discussions, casualcritiques and demonstrations. The mediums used in this classwill be charcoal and pencil. Material list will be provided atregistration. Please bring all basic drawing materials to the fi rstclass meeting. No experience necessary.STILL LIFE OIL PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0071Instructor: Carol Tippit WoolworthEIGHT SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 1 – July 20NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275; 2.6 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditEnjoy the journey of developing a fresh appreciation ofmagnifi cent and humble compositions through basic drawingexercises, simple grisaille painting and beyond. By learning fromthe master, Paul Cézanne, students will emerge asmasters of the still life. “With an apple I will astonish Paris,”said Cézanne, and using Cézanne’s work as an inspiration,students will recreate compositions and apply their ownsensibilities to their paintings, ultimately creating an originaland extraordinary still life painting in oils.TUESDAY NIGHT SKETCHBOOK ON SITECOURSE ID: IL0011Instructor: Lynn PauleyEIGHT SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9 PM; June 1 – July 20NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275; 2.6 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditDrawing is seeing; seeing is knowing. The best and mostimmediate way to draw and paint is from life, on site. Joinacclaimed artist and New York City illustrator Lynn Pauley aswe journey and journal at a variety of stimulating Wilmingtonlocations. Starting with a blank sketchbook and portabledrawing and painting materials, each student will leave thisclass fi lling pages from these nightly drawing “scavengerhunt” sessions. Along the way successful students will alsoacquire valuable drawing tools concerning line, color, design,perspective and how to add personal voice to their work. Eachweek’s session will build on the session before. This class isrecommended for any student, novice or professional whowants to sharpen their direct observational skills. Prepare tohave fun learning new ways of seeing and working on location.Some on-site locations may require an entrance fee which isnot included in the cost of tuition. Bring a blank sketchbookand black and white drawing materials to fi rst class.

FIGURE DRAWINGCOURSE ID: FA0070Instructor: Amanda KamenTEN SESSIONSMonday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 7 – August 16NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsUnderstanding the human fi gure is a fundamental skill for visualartists. This course will focus on drawing from live models.Tackle complex fi gurative forms through careful observationand innovative drawing techniques. This in-depth explorationof the human form will stress anatomical structure,proportion, foreshortening, value and line quality. Developexpressive mark-making and strengthen compositional design.This course is the ultimate prep course for high schoolstudents considering art school.WATERCOLOR PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0159Instructor: Michael RobearTEN SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 3 – August 12No Class July 22NON-CREDIT Tuition: $330/Lab Fee: $20; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675/Lab Fee: $20; 1.5 CreditsIf you have found this medium to be frightening, diffi cult andunforgiving or perhaps this is your fi rst attempt – fear no more!This course will begin with a solid understanding of traditionaltechniques such as washes, bleeds and layering. Studentswill then explore the expressive qualities of the medium and itschanging effects on a variety of paper and end the course bydeveloping a painting from start to fi nish. A Saturday visit tothe Brandywine River Museum will be planned. Some drawingexperience is preferred, but not necessary.MEMORY BOX WORKSHOP WITH RON LONGSDORFCOURSE ID: FA0203Instructor: Ron LongsdorfONE SESSIONSaturday, 10 AM – 4 PM; June 26NON-CREDIT $75; Materials Fee: $15This workshop is an introduction to the idea of creating asculptural “memory box” with an emphasis on the constructionof a wood wall hanging box and the use of alternative mixedmaterials, found objects and recycled materials. You will beprovided with pieces of wood and guided to construct abox. You are encouraged to explore objects, materials, andpersonal effects by arranging them compositionally in thebox, in a manner similar to artist Joseph Cornell. All tools andsome materials will be provided. Bring additional materials andobjects that inspire you from the past, to create your uniquememory box. A lunch break will be provided; students maybring their lunch to class.FINE ARTSPOP-UP BOOKMAKINGCOURSE ID: FA0038Instructor: Randle ReedFOUR SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 2 – June 23NON-CREDIT Tuition: $150Surprise your friends (and yourself!) by creating your own popupcards. With imagination, whimsy, and a sense of discovery,students will learn the techniques required to create movablepages through paper engineering. Invigorate your viewer bycreating 3-D designs that will truly jump off the page.REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM11

SCULPTURE: ALTERNATIVE PRACTICESCOURSE ID: FA0155Instructor: Ron LongsdorfEIGHT SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 3 – July 22NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275/Lab Fee: $15; 2.6 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditThis course is an introduction to the fundamental aspects ofcreating sculpture with an emphasis on the use ofalternative practices, such as mixed materials, found objectsand recycled materials in conjunction with traditionalmaterials and processes. Concepts and applications ofstructural and spatial relationships will be explored along witha variety of materials, tools and construction techniques.Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of formingand connecting various materials in a creative way. All toolsand some materials will be provided; students may bringadditional materials for their sculpture.MONUMENTAL DRAWING: EMPIRICISMAND THE CITYSCAPECOURSE ID: FA0078Instructor: Michael EastFOUR SESSIONSSaturday, 1 PM – 4 PM; June 5 – June 26NON-CREDIT Tuition: $150; 1 CEUThe focus of this course is to complete a major drawing overthe course of the class through discussion, demonstration andstudio work. Discussion will include Empiricism, perception,and relationships; demonstrations will include composition,sighting and use of materials; work will be completedin DCAD’s state-of-the-art studio space. This course isrecommended for intermediate and advanced artists.BEGINNING PASTELSCOURSE ID: FA0086Instructor: Donna CusanoFIVE SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 2 – June 30NON-CREDIT Tuition: $175; 1.5 CEUS“Drawing is the mother and painting is the child.” Thecolorful and versatile medium of pastel is the bridge betweenthe drawing and painting disciplines. Students will begin bylearning to observe and create value relationships within thepicture plan in order to construct a balanced image. Next,through the use of basic color theory, students will practicetransparent and opaque layering techniques, developingbrilliant and unusual color palettes as well as compellingsurface textures. Attention will be paid to each student’sindividual style and expression. Demonstrations and individualinstruction provided.PAINTING THE FIGURE WITH KEN MABREYCOURSE ID: FA0183Instructor: Ken MabreyTEN SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 3 – August 5NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsDeconstruct works by Ken Mabrey and create your own.Explore the topsy-turvy world of inventive compositionsthrough drawing in black and white ink washes and paint.Examine different perspectives and points of view that comeinto play. Experience the interplay between black and whitedrawings and the color works that follow. Develop skill incompositions with multiple fi gures by working on a series ofpaintings to see where they lead you.EN PLEIN AIR PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0064Instructor: Jean DiverTEN SESSIONSSaturday, 1 PM – 4 PM; June 5 – August 7NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsCome relax and enjoy the summer season in this 10-weekcourse of painting “in the open air.” The experience ofpainting out doors, rather than in the studio, was central toImpressionism. Beginning and Intermediate students will learntravel tricks as well as various painting techniques in order todevelop small and medium paintings based on observationaldrawings. Watercolor, acrylic and oil media are welcome.

OPEN FIGURE STUDIO:DRAWING, PAINTING, AND SCULPTINGCOURSE ID: FA0136No Instruction; Fee per session: $8TWELVE SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 1 – August 17This uninstructed studio session provides access to the modelin a series of short and long poses which artists may draw,paint and/or sculpt. Payment is per session. Artists must bringtheir own materials.CARTOONING & COMIC BOOK ARTCOURSE ID: IL0008Instructor: Yang ShiTEN SESSIONSSaturday, 9 AM – 12:15 PM; June 5 – August 7NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsAmerican comic books have come a long way – from campyPOW! BAM! Superhero fare, to the injection of Japaneseculture, to blockbuster Hollywood movies. If you’ve had theurge to create and publish your own cartoons or comics, or evenbreak into the industry, this class is for you. This introductorycourse will take you through the steps of taking an idea andturning it into a 24-page comic or graphic novel, developing acomic property, script writing, promotion and more. Othertopics of note will include comprehending the visual languageof comics, tool talks, legal issues, portfolio reviews andpursuing employment. Pre-requisite: Figure DrawingCHARACTER CREATIONCOURSE ID: FA0197Instructor: Sean CarrowEIGHT SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 2 – July 21NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275Learn the basic principles of character design while developingyour artistry. Students will learn how to develop ideas, pushingdesigns, rhythm and fl ow, use of curved lines versus straightlines, proportions, shapes, personalities, and other tools of thetrade. Students will also receive a basic understanding of acharacter model sheet and have the opportunity to create theirown characters. This class is open to students who have hadsome drawing and/or fi gure drawing experience.MIXED MEDIA AND EXPERIMENTALPAINTING TECHNIQUESCOURSE ID: FA0045Instructor: Ellen DurkanEIGHT SESSIONSMonday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 7 – August 2NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275; $35 materials fee; 2.6 CEUsStudents will learn how to attack a drawing with an energeticand tactile approach to form while using mixed media. This isan experimental class for beginner or advanced artistsinterested and open to exploring new ways of drawing.Students will explore different techniques, styles and materials.Students are encouraged to combine elements from thenatural world through careful observation, while at the sametime tapping in to their subconscious expressing personalconcepts and ideas. This class is a perfect opportunity forartistic experimentation!SKATEBOARD PROJECT:CUSTOMIZED DECKS WITH BRAD TURNERCOURSE ID: YA0025Instructor: Brad TurnerSIX SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM - 9 PM; June 2 – July 7NON-CREDIT Tuition: $225; $25 materials feeArtist and graphic designer Brad Turner will lead students increating personalized skateboard decks. With an emphasison expressing individuality and creating visual impact, Bradwill share his urban aesthetic and artistic techniques to enablestudents to realize their concepts. This course will include anexploration of the history of skate graphics and future trends,as well as demonstrations and applications to enable studentsto compose and execute their own graphically exciting decks.FINE ARTSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM13

INTERIOR DESIGNINTERIOR DESIGN CERTIFICATEThe Interior Design Certifi cate program familiarizes studentswith cutting-edge digital drafting software while providing asolid background in the history of interior design, architecturaldrawing, color, lighting, furniture and business practices.The compact program provides comprehensive instruction andprepares students to compete for jobs in a variety of fi elds:interior design, architectural design, drafting, interior retailingand interior decorating. Possible candidates for this programare working professionals seeking a career change, individualsinterested in starting a home-based business, creative youngpeople looking for a way to enter the business and recentcollege graduates seeking to expand their skill set.SEMESTER ONEIntroduction to Interior DesignThe Historic InteriorSEMESTER TWOLighting DesignAutoCAD LT 2006 ISEMESTER THREEColor and MaterialsDrawing for Interior DesignResidential DesignSEMESTER FOURAutoCAD LT 2006 IICommercial DesignFACULTYJASON BIRLBArch, Temple University. Jason has been practicingarchitecture for more than 15 years and has been involved inall phases of projects ranging from residences to town planning.KIRSTEN FISCHLERMFA, Pratt Institute; BFA, Rhode Island School of Design.Kirsten has studied in Rome as a part of RISD’s EuropeanHonors Program. She has run her own faux fi nishing andTrompe l’oel painting business and now works in a variety ofmixed media as a fi ne artist. Her work is in private collections inthe United States and Europe. www.kirstenfi schler.comNILE JOHNSONBS in Interior Design, The Art Institute of Philadelphia. Nile ispursuing his Master’s in Interior Architecture and Design fromthe Academy of Art University. Currently he practices residential,hospitality and commercial design, is a member of the AmericanSociety of Interior Designers (ASID) and is the principal ofPhilosophy: DESIGN, his own design fi rm.ROSEMARY KELLYBA in Interior Design, University of Delaware. She is aresidential and commercial designer who has owned andoperated her own business since 1999.SUZANNE STEWARTBA, University of Delaware; AS, Art Institute of Philadelphia.Design Consultant for Wilkinson Builders. Designer/Owner ofA Fine Line.14

INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGNCOURSE ID: ID0001Instructor: Rosemary KellyTWELVE SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 5 – August 21NON-CREDIT Tuition: $450; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900; 2 CreditsA fundamental course in design as it relates to the interiorenvironment, surveying both the elements and principles ofdesign. Students explore interior design as a profession,examine space planning and fi nishes, and develop basicdrafting skills. This class is the pre-requisite for all subsequentdesign courses in DCAD’s Interior Design Certifi cate Program.DRAWING FOR INTERIOR DESIGN (Perspective Drawing)COURSE ID: ID0045Instructor: Kirsten FischlerTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 1 – August 17NON-CREDIT Tuition: $450; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900; 2 CreditsLearn the basic principles of linear perspective and apply themthrough observational drawing. Students gain the ability to createdrawings which have believable spatial arrangements anddepth. History of the development and use of perspective andrelevant works from old masters to contemporary artists will bediscussed. The course will cover one-point and multiple-pointperspective using various drawing techniques, measuringdevices and their uses, relevant concepts such as optics, aswell as projected perspective in an invented space.Pre-requisite: Introduction to Interior Design. Basic drawingexperience is preferred.INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS PRINCIPLESCOURSE ID: ID0036Instructor: Nile JohnsonTWELVE SESSIONSSaturday, 10 AM – 1 PM, June 5 – August 21This course will provide aspiring interior designers with theguidelines and tools to assist them in establishing, managingand maintaining a successful interior design business.Topics will include creating presentations and contracts aswell as time and project management in order to develop abusiness. Through actual case studies of ethical issues anddesign challenges faced by today’s interior designer, studentswill prepare solutions and projects based on weekly topics.Pre-requisite: Introduction to Interior Design. Required Text:Professional Practice for Interior Designers, 4th EditionAUTOCAD LT 2006 IICOURSE ID: ID0004Instructor: Jason BirlTWELVE SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 2 – August 18NON-CREDIT Tuition: $480/Lab Fee: $35; 3.9CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CreditsExtend and increase your CAD vocabulary and technicalskills with emphasis on using the computer as a design tool.Students will refi ne dimensioning and layout skills. New topicswill include: adding detail views in the drawing layout; use oflayers to help organize drawing and project information; addinglife and texture to the drawing through the use of various lineweights, as well as solid, hatched and textured fi lls, colorsand gray shades, and simple furniture pieces. Prerequisite:AutoCAD I. It is highly recommended that students purchasea portable, USB fl ash drive (min. 64mb) for use in this class.Please bring a blank CD (to save your drawings) for the fi rstclass meeting.LIGHTING DESIGN (FORMERLY COLOR AND LIGHTING)COURSE ID: ID0046Instructor: Suzanne StewartTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM, June 1 – August 17NON-CREDIT Tuition: $450; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900; 2 CreditsLighting Design is a fundamental course in lighting andinteraction with visual perception and aesthetics. The basicfunctions of lighting are studied, analyzed, and critiqued asdesign elements, and students are asked to transfer thisinformation to lighting plans and specifi cations. Wheneverpossible, fi eld inspection of lighting installations adds totheoretical information in the classroom.Pre-requisite: Introduction to Interior Design.INTERIOR DESIGNREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM15

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY CERTIFICATEThis program is designed for beginning photographers, artists,designers or anyone who would like to take their photographicvision and current knowledge to another level. If you areinterested in changing careers or personal growth, these classeswill provide a course of study that will take you through thefundamentals, as well as intermediate and advanced levels ofblack and white and digital photography. Aesthetics, processand individual creative vision will be emphasized to helpstudents fi nd their own unique style. Students acquire thetechnical skills to shoot, manipulate and print photographs withfi lm and digital technology in courses that emphasize cameratechniques, lighting methods and use of computer softwarefor modifying and printing digital fi les. In addition, students willbegin to build a body of work and a professional portfolio.SEMESTER ONEDigital Photography IAdobe Photoshop I/IISEMESTER TWOBlack & White Photographic TechniquesHistory of Photography or Documentary PhotographyPhotography Elective OneSEMESTER THREEDigital Photography IIWeb Design FundamentalsSEMESTER FOURPhotographic LightingPhotography Elective TwoFACULTYRANDY CIURLINOMS, University of Massachusetts. Randy has been engaged inphotography for 25 years working professionally, freelancingand doing personal work.SUSAN ELLISMS, Biology/Behavioral Ecology, York University; BA, English/Humanities, Rutgers University. Susan’s photographic workfocuses on the small. Her images have been reproduced ingovernment, trade and public publications. Current projectsinclude a book of insect images and several exhibits.www.bugsinthesystem.netSTEVE RENZIBA in Secondary Education, Arizona. Steve is a freelancemagazine writer and photographer as well as an instructor intravel photography.ADAM GIERKEBFA, University of the Arts; AFA, Delaware College of ArtDesign. Works as a freelance photographer and assistant aswell as doing digital retouching and studio management for anarchitectural photography studio. He has exhibited his work inPennsylvania and Delaware.CATHARINE MALONEYMFA, Photography, Yale School of Art; BA, Photography andSocial History, Bennington College. Catharine’s photographshave been exhibited throughout the United States. Most recentlyshe was named one of 25 top emerging fi ne art photographersby 3rd Ward Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. Her work, which deals withissues of play and movement, can be viewed atwww.catharinemaloney.com16

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY ICOURSE ID: PH0017Instructor: Adam GierkeTWELVE SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 3 – August 19NON-CREDIT Tuition: $510/Lab Fee: $35; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CreditsThis course is designed for the novice and stresses basicphotographic principles in a digital platform. Students will learnto make critical decisions in image making from visualization toprint. Basic digital camera functions will be coveredincluding exposure aperture, shutter speed, ISO, metering,image capture and fi le types. Students will transfer images toa high end digital work station where basic editing, retouching,color management and printing will be covered using the latestversion of Adobe Photoshop. Critical discussion of both printand screen images will occur weekly to enhance the student’sunderstanding of subject matter, composition and other aestheticconsiderations. At least two class periods will be reserved forphoto fi eld trips so that students can practice what is coveredwith instructor’s supervision.DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHYCOURSE ID: PH0014Instructor: Catharine MaloneyEIGHT SESSIONSTuesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 1 – July 20NON-CREDIT Tuition: $300; Lab Fee: $35; 2.4 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditThis course will help students make a portfolio of 10 to 20images documenting a subject of personal intrigue. Studentswill learn to photograph both interior and exterior situations,serious and lighthearted. During class we will examine thehistory of documentary photography from Mathew Brady’spictures of the Civil War to cell phone snapshots. There willbe one fi eld trip and weekly critiques and discussions. Anintroductory digital or black and white photography course isrequired and students will need a 35mm Single Lens Refl excamera, digital or analogue.ALTERNATIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSESCOURSE ID: PH0013Instructor: Randy CiurlinoTEN SESSIONSThursday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; June 3 – August 5NON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; Lab Fee: $35; 3 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $675; Lab Fee: $35; 1.5 CreditHow do you make photographs without a lens? What arenon-silver processes? How do you solarize? These questionsand many more will be explored and answered in the alternativeprocess class. We will make and use pinhole cameras and shootwith toy cameras. We will work in the traditional darkroom solarizingprints and creating photograms. We will work with non-silverbased processes like cyanotype and Van Dyke brown. This classis about exploring some of the border regions of photography.Students must have basic photographic and darkroom skills.MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY: THE ART OF THE CLOSEUPCOURSE ID: PH0034Instructor: Susan EllisSIX SESSIONSSaturday, 9 AM – 12:15 PM; June 5 – July 10NON-CREDIT Tuition: $250/Lab Fee: $35; 2.0 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditLearn the dramatic art of close-up photography. This coursewill focus on observing and fi nding potentially powerfulphotographs of very small objects that you fi nd visuallycompelling up close. Topics will include maximizing depth offi eld, lighting your subject, composing your images andfi nding subject matter. A digital SLR with a close-up lens isbest, but automatic cameras with macro capabilities are fi ne,as are fi lm cameras.PHOTOGRAPHY & NON-FICTION WRITINGCourse ID: PH0048Instructor: Steve RenziSIX SESSIONSWednesday, 6 PM – 9:15 PM; July 14 – August 18NON-CREDIT Tuition: $250/Lab Fee $35Artists tell stories. In this class, students will learn how tocompose and combine words and images to tell those stories.Travel, magazine and feature publications and online journalsalways need skilled photographers and writers. Throughreal-world practice and learning, students will learn how tofollow their own interests and curiosity, pitch a story idea andcraft together a compelling and interesting story by using theirown words and images. Students will need an SLR or digitalcamera. There will be two fi eld trips in addition to classroomdiscussions and critiques.REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COMPHOTOGRAPHY17

SPECIAL EVENTSBOBBY HANSSON TIN CAN WORKSHOPInstructors: Bobby Hansson, DIAE StaffTHREE SESSIONSWednesday – Friday, 9 AM – 4:30 PM, June 16, 17 & 18TUITION: $150; material list and fees available at DIAE.org;19.5 credit hours for teachersThe Delaware College of Art and Design is pleased to partnerwith the Delaware Institute for the Arts in Education in presentingBobby Hansson, author of The Fine Art of the Tin Can, in a threedayworkshop designed for high school and college students,adult learners and teachers, K-12.Bobby Hansson has made artwork from found objects formore than 40 years. His work has been exhibited at theAmerican Craft Museum, Renwick Museum (Smithsonian), andOakland Museums, plus many galleries and schools. He hasalso taught art classes at Arrowmont, Brookfi eld, East CarolinaUniversity and the 92nd Street Y. This three-day workshopwill offer the opportunity to develop multiple ideas that can berealized in tin and other found objects and at least one fi nishedproject (at least one day will be spent with Mr. Hansson).The goals of the workshop are to promote an understandingof the term Outsider Artist and the use of found materials.We hope to encourage confi dence in experimentation,understanding the potential of new materials as a stimulus forcreativity, mastering skills with a new material, andpromoting a playful attitude toward the creative process witha new material.Note: Teachers will earn 19.5 credit hours for the three-dayworkshop.Participants can bring any of the following: tin and aluminumcans (especially ones with imagery; look for olive oil tins,cookie tins herb tins etc.) We will have some free tins, as wellas some available for purchase. You may bring thin sheet metalof any kind, wire (steel or aluminum, multiple sizes) and anyother objects that intrigue or inspire.To register, call (302) 992-1404 ext 3 or visit DIAE.org.For more information, contact Anne Oldach at (302) 388-1857.Checks should be made payable to DIAE and mailed to DIAE,(State Mail) N270A Red Clay School District, Austin D. BaltzElementary or (US Mail) 1500 Spruce Avenue, Wilmington, DE19805-2148. Space is limited; registration will be on a fi rstcome,fi rst-served basis.DCAD & THE RENAISSANCE…Fourth Annual Scholarship GalaThursday, May 20, 20106-7 PM Sponsor & Patron Preview7-11 PM Gala CelebrationThe evening will feature a sale of artwork contributed bytalented DCAD students and some of the fi nest regionalartists, as well as a live and silent auction.For more information or to receive an invitation, emailvjermusyk@dcad.edu or call 302.622.8867x107. Tickets maybe purchased at www.dcadevents.com.DRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAINCOURSE ID: FA0170Instructor: Linda Jo RussellTHREE SESSIONSFriday – Sunday, 9:30 AM – 5 PM; August 13, 14 & 15NON-CREDIT Tuition: $275In this hands-on workshop, students learn to draw withtechniques based on the work of Betty Edwards, author of therenowned book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Thecourse begins with an introduction to the theory and follows astep-by-step process specifi cally designed for individuals whohave never drawn before. The fundamental premise is thatanyone can learn to draw with proper guidance. Studentsdevelop their perceptual skills (ability to see) through exercisesfocusing on contour lines, positive/negative space, sighting andlight/shadow relationships. This workshop combines lectureand studio exercises in a nurturing environment. Lunch breakswill be scheduled; students may bring their lunch to class.18

YOUNG ARTISTSPRE-COLLEGE ART STUDIO PROGRAMJuly 19 - July 23Spend a week immersed in the pre-college experience at theDelaware College of Art and Design, Delaware Art Museumand Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts. Thisintensive one-week program is designed to help prepare risingjunior and senior high school students for college admission inthe fi elds of art and design. The program combines intensivefi gure drawing classes, concentrated electives, open studiotimes and portfolio reviews. Students may choose fromelectives in animation, graphic design, illustration, paintingand photography. At the conclusion of the program (Fridayafternoon), work created by the students will be on display inthe Toni & Stuart B. Young Gallery, with a closing reception forstudents, family and friends.Students may choose from the Day Program or ResidentialProgram. The Residential program is designed for studentswho would like to experience college living. Residentialstudents stay in apartment-style student housing at TheSaville, located directly across the street from the DelawareCollege of Art and Design. Resident students will have accessto the on-campus Tatiana Copeland Student Center locatedon the ground fl oor of The Saville which offers students a placeto relax, mingle and study and is equipped with a studentlounge, game room, large screen TV and snacks.DAY PROGRAMMonday – Friday, July 19 – 238 AM – 5 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $495CREDIT Tuition: $755Includes lunchRESIDENT PROGRAMSunday – Friday, July 18 – 238 AM – 5 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $745CREDIT Tuition: $995Includes mealsRegistration is based on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis (theregistration deadline is June 11). For an online brochure, visitwww.dcad.edu; to register, visit www.dcadevents.com or call302.622.8867x110.REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM19

AFA DEGREE PROGRAMSUMMER DAYTIME CREDIT COURSESDelaware College of Art and Design is now offering daytimecourses for non-matriculated/non-degree seeking studentsfor credit. These courses are appropriate for students whowish to take challenging and enriching courses during the dayfor college credit (including Arts Educators, college and highschool students).Course descriptions are available at www.dcad.edu (click“Degree Programs” and under each course of study click“Requirements”). Credit tuition is calculated at $450 percredit hour or $1,350 for 3 credits. Financial aid is notavailable for these courses.Classes begin May 17. A portfolio review is requiredfor admittance to the studio classes. To request moreinformation, schedule a portfolio review or to register,contact DCAD’s Admissions Offi ce at 302.622.8000.ART HISTORY IMay 17 – June 28M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PMART HISTORY IIJune 29 – August 6M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PMART HISTORY IIIMay 17 – June 28M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMDRAWING IAugust 9 – August 27M, T, W, Th, F1 PM – 5:30 PMDRAWING IIMay 17 – June 11M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMFOUR DIMENSIONAL DESIGNAugust 9 – August 20M, T, W, Th, F8:30 AM – 12 PM & 1 PM – 3:30 PMTWO DIMENSIONAL DESIGN IIJune 14 – July 9M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMTHREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN IIJuly 12 – August 5M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMWRITING & LITERATURE IMay 17 – June 28M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMWRITING & LITERATURE IIJune 29 – August 6M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMWRITING & LITERATURE IIIMay 17 – June 28M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PM20REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCADEVENTS.COM

DIRECTIONS12TH ST11TH STDELAWARE AVE95The Delaware College of Art and Design is located in the heart ofWilmington’s downtown historic district, a few blocks from RodneySquare, the Grand Opera House, the Christina Cultural Arts Center andDelaware History Museum, as well as many other attractions.10TH ST52DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street and is easily accessibleby multiple DART bus routes.PARKINGAfter 5 PM parking is available to DCAD Continuing Education studentsin the parking lot at Sixth and Shipley Streets. Street parking is alsoavailable on the surrounding streets at no charge after 6 PM.6TH ST8TH STSHIPLEY STKING STMARKET STDIRECTIONSFrom points North: Take I-95 South to the secondDelaware Avenue/Route 52 exit (Exit 7A). After exit ramp,go straight through light (placing you on 11th Street) tosecond light (junction of 11th Street and Delaware Avenue).Continue straight, following 11th Street, through six lightsto King Street. Turn right onto King Street. Continue toFourth Street and turn right. Take fi rst right onto Market Street.DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street on the corner ofSixth and Market streets.MARYLAND AVE48484TH STPDCAD91313From points South: Take I-95 North to Delaware Avenue 4exit (Exit 7). Continue up ramp to Delaware Avenue (last light)and turn right. Bear left at fork, following signs for 11th Street.Continue through six lights to King Street. Turn right ontoKing Street. Continue to Fourth Street and turn right. Takefi rst right onto Market Street. DCAD is located at 600 NorthMarket Street on the corner of Sixth and Market streets.CHRI ST INN A951313RIVER9

REGISTRATION www.dcadevents.com302.622.8867 x 110TUITION AND FEESTuition and lab fees (if applicable) are indicated as part of the coursedescription. A non-refundable registration fee of $25 is required eachsemester. Tuition and fees must be paid in full prior to the registrationdeadline. A fee of $25 will be charged for returned checks and/ordeclined credit card charges. Students enrolling in an open studioclass are not required to pay a registration fee and receive no grades orcontinuing education units.NON-CREDIT COURSES & TUITIONStudents who enroll in a Non-Credit Continuing Education course mayrequest a Pass/Fail grade upon course completion. Students receivecontinuing education units (CEUS) upon successful completion of aclass. CEUs are nationally-recognized units earned by participation inqualifi ed Continuing Education Programs which document non-creditwork completed. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of classparticipation. CEUs are not equivalent to college credits and no lettergrade or offi cial transcript is provided for non-credit coursework.CREDIT COURSES & TUITIONStudents who are interested in receiving college credit, including aletter grade (A-F), an offi cial transcript and a record held in perpetuityin the Registrar’s offi ce should enroll in classes for credit. Credit tuitionis calculated at the rate of $450 per credit hour. Students who elect toregister for credit are responsible for all applicable fees.CERTIFICATE FEEAll students who enroll in a Delaware College of Art and DesignCertifi cate Program (whether enrolled as a Credit or Non-Credit student)are required to pay a one-time $75 certifi cate fee no later than theirsecond semester of coursework.ADVISEMENTProspective students who are seeking assistance in courseselection are encouraged to contact the Offi ce of Continuing Educationat 302.622.8867 x110. Appointments to visit DCAD are welcome.ATTENDANCEBecause the number of class sessions varies, the individual instructordetermines the number of acceptable absences (if any) and has the fi nalword on these matters.REGISTRATIONYou may register:Online at www.dcadevents.comVia phone 302.622.8867 x110Via fax 302.622.8870Via mail or in person at the Delaware College of Art andDesign, Offi ce of Continuing Education, 600 N. Market Street,Wilmington, DE 19801-3007 (10 AM – 5 PM, Monday – Friday orby appointment).Tuition and fees may be paid by Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card,check made out to Delaware College of Art and Design or money order.(To register by mail or fax, please complete the enlosed registration formand send it with complete payment information to the above-statedaddress or fax number).TUITION ASSISTANCEStudents who live and/or work in Delaware may be eligible for tuitionassistance through the State of Delaware Department of Education.Visit: http://www.doe.k12.de.us/infosuites/students_family/dhec/how_to_apply/fi nancial_aid/FA_webpages/govworking.shtml for moreinformation.IRS EDUCATION CREDITIf eligible, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows students to apply foreducational credits. The Lifetime Learning Credit is a tax credit whichmay be available to help offset the cost of higher education by reducingthe amount of your income tax. For more information regardingeducation credit, eligibility, and instructions, please see IRS Publication970, Tax Benefi ts for Education.COURSE CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGESThe Delaware College of Art and Design reserves the right to cancel,close or reschedule any course due to insuffi cient enrollment or tochange the instructor. In such a case, the student is entitled to a fullrefund of tuition and fees. Students will be notifi ed of cancellations orchanges as soon as possible and given the option of enrolling in adifferent class or receiving a full refund. Refunds will be processedwithin 10 days of the cancellation or change.WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDSWithdrawal from a Credit or Non-Credit course must be done in writingto the Director of Continuing Education. You may do so by email, fax orin person at the Delaware College of Art and Design. Lack ofattendance, lack of course completion and/or notifi cation to aninstructor does not constitute withdrawal from a class.No registrationfees will be refunded in the event of withdrawal.REFUND FOR SIX OR MORE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received:Before the fi rst class meeting: 100% refund of tuition.Before the second class meeting: 75% refund of tuition.REFUND FOR ONE TO FIVE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received:Before the fi rst class meeting: 100% refund of tuition.Students will not be eligible for a tuition refund if they withdraw from acourse after the fi rst class meeting.SPECIAL NOTICESThe facilities of the Delaware College of Art and Design are accessibleto those students with special needs. Under no circumstances is anindividual subject to discrimination on the basis of age, race, color, sex,religion, national origin, physical abilities, geographic location, maritalstatus, sexual orientation, physical appearance, economic status orfamily background in any relationship with the institution or in any of itsprograms or offerings.DCAD’S AFA DEGREE PROGRAMIf you are interested in learning more about the Delaware College of Artand Design’s Associate of Fine Arts Degree Program, contact DCAD’sAdmissions Offi ce at 302.622.8000.ABOUT THIS PUBLICATIONThe DCAD faculty and administration reserve the right to alter policiespertaining to programs, courses, fees, curricular and credit structureand other notices in this publication from time to time as deemed necessaryfor the proper functioning of the college. This catalog does notconstitute a contract with students or prospective students.

REGISTRATION FORMRegister Online: www.dcadevents.comVia Phone: 302.622.8867 X110In Person: 600 North Market StreetVia Mail: 600 North Market Street, Wilmington, De 19801NAMEADDRESSDATE OF BIRTHSOCIAL SECURITY #CITYHOME PHONEEMAILEMPLOYERSTATEDAYTIME PHONEFAXOCCUPATIONZIPCourse title / Section Credit OR Non-CreditTuition Lab Fee Total$ $ $$ $ $$ $ $REGISTRATION FEE:CERTIFICATE FEE: ART & DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY WEB DESIGNTOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED:$ $25.00$ $75.00$PAYMENT (CHOOSE ONE OF TWO OPTIONS)ENCLOSED IS A CHECK / MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO THE DELAWARE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGNPLEASE CHARGE MY CREDIT CARDACCOUNT NUMBERCARDHOLDER’S NAMEVISA MASTERCARD DISCOVEREXPIRATION DATESIGNATUREI HEARD ABOUT YOUR PROGRAM THROUGH: A FRIEND INTERNET YELLOW PAGES WORD-OF-MOUTH FOUND BROCHURE RADIO ADVERTISEMENT OTHERI HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE CANCELLATION POLICY. SIGNATURE DATE23

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To register, visit dcadevents.com or call The Office of Continuing Education at 302.622.8867 x110.Summer semester begins Tuesday, June 1; additional workshops and special events are offered throughout the semester.