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Arts and Communications

Studio Art
Students with studio art degrees pursue careers as educators, museum directors or curators, interior designers, art historians, or studio artists. Seminars in your junior and senior years enable you to produce individual creative projects in the specialties of your choice.

As an art major, you will study some of the following classes:

Two- and Three-Dimensional Design
Drawing and Composition
Drawing from Life
Painting I & II
Sculpture I & II
Ceramics I & II
Printmaking I & II
Seminar in Art History
Art History
Advanced Studio Art
Research Seminar
Independent Project

Art/K-12 Certification
Majors in this area can be certified to teach Art in Grades K-12. Visit the School of Education for additional information.

Communications (Journalism, Media Arts, Public Relations)
The communications program at Holy Family prepares you for entry-level positions in print or broadcast journalism, public relations, and media arts. Graduates of our communications program have been hired by television stations, public relations and advertising agencies, newspapers, corporate communication departments of major companies, nonprofit organizations, and more.

The required courses for all three tracks include:

Introduction to Mass Media
Desktop Publishing
Communication and Culture
Writing for the Media
Law and Ethics in Media
Senior Seminar
Cooperative Education

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