Program Director: Walter Skiba, M.A., M. Mus.

Faculty: Betty Delinck, B. A. ; Martin Martinez, M. A. ; Christina Puzzilla, M. F. A. ; Robert Shultz, B. A.

The Media and Fine Arts Program offers a B.A. in Media and Fine Arts with three concentrations (Fine Arts, Media Arts, and Interdisciplinary), and a Certificate in Media and Fine Arts. This is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with the tools to effectively and creatively generate, communicate, and artistically express ideas. As part of a liberal arts education, the program in Media and Fine Arts adds to the understanding of the development of human ideas and directs the student toward individual development and personal expression. Media and Fine Arts students learn the vocabulary and technical skills required to use the technology of their medium of choice as means of critical and aesthetic investigation. Studio work and internships further balance the potential of each undergraduate, by providing an experience to take with him/her into their respective field of employment. Emphasis is placed upon the value of keeping a portfolio of major work taken, so when seeking employment, students have the fundamental tools of proof of their academic preparation.

FACILITIES
Facilities include spacious and well lighted design studios; a central critique space; and a gallery for exhibiting student and faculty work, as well as work by noteworthy outside artists.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Full-time and adjunct faculty of Calumet College of St. Joseph represent several points of view and offer a variety of strengths to the program. Faculty members are involved with their own work and personal research and are thoroughly committed to developing and directing creative and ambitious students.

Admission and Continuation in the Program Mission Statement Vision Statement Objectives Requirements Courses Current Syllabi in Media and Fine Arts Checklists of Course Requirements