U of O Arts & Administration Program
Undergraduate Minor Overview
Community Arts Undergraduate Minor Offered through the Arts Administration Department. The Community Arts Minor offers students an opportunity to enhance their current Major focus with the study of Arts as an integral facet of culture.
Students will explore the relationships between arts and culture, ethnicity, politics, gender, science, economics, class, education and occupation.
Students graduating with this minor will be prepared to facilitate citizen participation in the arts and community and understand methodologies for arts program development.
The minor requires 28 total credits, 20 of which must be in the Arts Administration area. 8 can be either AAD or related to the students field.
Course content ranges from the study of art as a powerful language in cultural change to event management, curriculum development and museum studies.
Students interested in exploring this option are encouraged to contact the program advisor at (541) 346-2469 or lhager@darkwing.uoregon.edu for current class offerings and program details.
CULTURE JAMMERS GET A COMMUNITY ARTS MINOR!!!
- explore art as a language of culture
- take 28 inspiring credits
- innovate culture and augment your major o develop creativity
- be an interesting human being
- participate in the community
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Satisfy Arts & Letters or Multicultural requirement: other great courses:
Suggested classes for the Community ArtsMinor are*:
Art & Human Values
Arts & Visual Literacy
Art & Gender
Youth Arts Curriculum Methods
Arts Program Theory
Community Cultural Development
Cultural Policy
Advanced Info Design and Presentation
Practicum credits
*See the course catalog for more information about current course offerings.