Course Catalogue 2012-2013 - University of Maine at Presque Isle

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AcademicDepartments34 university of maine at presque isle ✩ catalogue 2012-2013 ✩ Nor th of Ordinar y
a c a d e m i c d e p a r t m e n t sAcademic DepartmentsCollege of Arts & SciencesFacultyCHAIR: Raymond Rice404 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9416 . . . . . .raymond.rice@umpi.eduHyrum Benson304 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9441 . . . . .hyrum.benson@umpi.eduMalcolm Coulter110 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9469 . . . .malcolm.coulter@umpi.eduJohn DeFelice211 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9438 . . . . . .john.defelice@umpi.eduScott Dobrin300 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9609 . . . . . . .scott.dobrin@umpi.eduH. Anderson Giles207 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9402 . . . . . . . .hume.giles@umpi.eduLinda Graves317 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9451 . . . . . . .linda.graves@umpi.eduDeborah Hodgkins301 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9423 . . .deborah.hodgkins@umpi.eduPaul Johnson206 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9455 . . . . .paul.e.johnson@umpi.eduJason Johnston315 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9652 . . . . .jason.johnston@umpi.eduMichael Knopp207 Folsom Hall . . . . . .768-9483 . . . . .michael.knopp@umpi.eduJacquelyn Lowman108 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9745 . . .jacquelyn.lowman@umpi.eduZhu-qi Lu310 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9444 . . . . . . . . . .zhuqi.lu@umpi.eduKevin McCartney302 Folsom Hall . . . . . .768-9482 . . . .kevin.mccartney@umpi.eduKaren McCosker209 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9468 . . . .karen.mccosker@umpi.eduRobert Pinette307 Folsom Hall . . . . . .768-9481 . . . . . .robert.pinette@umpi.eduDavid Putnam214 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9726 . . . . . .david.putnam@umpi.eduJudith Roe316 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9446 . . . . . . . . .judith.roe@umpi.eduHeather Sincavage305 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9442 . . .heather.sincavage@umpi.eduAllen Salo309 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9411 . . . . . . . . .allen.salo@umpi.eduKimberly Sebold402 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9721 . . . .kimberly.sebold@umpi.eduFranklin Thompson204 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9417 . . .franklin.thompson@umpi.eduChunzeng Wang306 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9412 . . . .chunzeng.wang@umpi.eduPeng Peng Yu314 South Hall . . . . . . .768-9724 . . . . . .pengpeng.yu@umpi.eduJohn Zaborney312 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9409 . . . . .john.zaborney@umpi.eduRichard Zuras403 Normal Hall . . . . . .768-9403 . . . . . .richard.zuras@umpi.eduCollege of Arts & SciencesMajor ProgramsART, BACHELOR OF ARTS - page 50LEARNING OUTCOMES - ART: • Students will demonstratetechnical skills in a given medium, through both quality of executionand presentation. • Students will analyze and interpretartworks through formal, historical and theoretical frameworks. •Students will create works that are intellectually challenging forthemselves and their audience. • Students will articulate their creativeprocess through oral and written communication.The Bachelor of Arts degree program in Art is designed to providethe individual the opportunity and the environment for thebest possible education in the visual arts. Emphasis is placed onthe development of the individual and his/her understanding ofhow the various arts shape the environment and how she or hecan create a concrete statement to this effect now and throughoutlife.All prospective art majors and minors should begin their programsin the freshman year. Electives should include art historycourses as well as studio art. In addition to major requirements,all Bachelor’s candidates must complete the General EducationCurriculum. Bachelor of Arts majoring in Art must also select aminor.Admission to the B.A. program - By the end of junior year,the B.A. Studio Art candidate should choose a major emphasis.An emphasis requires that you take 3 courses (9 credits) fromone of the following sequences: Art History/Film,Ceramics/Sculpture, Painting/Drawing, Photography, or Printmaking/DigitalMedia.This sequence must be completed before Art 499 Fine ArtSenior Exhibition. Art 499 is designed to clarify and establish apersonal direction in the student’s major emphasis. The studentwill formulate an in-depth study of an advanced problem intheir major emphasis. Written and oral defense of the student’sartwork will terminate in a group or one-person exhibition forNor th of Ordinar y ✩ catalogue 2012-2013 ✩ university of maine at presque isle35
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