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Do you have a passion for ART? Make a career out of it. Enroll now at Ohio University Southern to begin your creative future.
Have you always enjoyed drawing? Have you ever been told you were talented, or do you enjoy building things with your hands? An art career may be right for you. The Art department at Ohio University Southern can help prepare students for professions as artists and teachers as well as prepare students for careers in advertising, digital technology, gaming and other visual related fields. The Art department offers two years of intensive and creative studies that enable a student to pursue a B.F.A. with continued studies on the Athens campus, pending a portfolio review and admission to a major. Students may also opt to pursue a two-year associate’s degree in the Fine Arts track that can be transferred to other educational institutions.
For more information contact:
Tom Suter, Interim Coordinator suter@ohio.edu
Instructor of Art and Electronic Media
Whether you’re an art major, art minor, education major, or just like to take art classes, I hope that you find your art classes thought provoking, rewarding and challenging. I am confident that in our complex world today we need people like you who can think outside of the box, excel creatively and can observe and adapt to changing environments. These are skills we are offering you at Ohio University Southern. Take advantage of these opportunities to help build your creative future.
Sincerely,
Tom Suter
Assistant Instructor of Art
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Under the Associate in Arts degree are two emphases. These two emphasis are: Emphasizing Arts and Humanities; and Emphasizing Social Sciences. These two emphases have different requirements.
The following requirements must be met to earn an A.A. (Associate in Arts) wiht arts and humanities emphasis.
See the following list for the courses which count under each area.
Arts and Humanities
(must include Tier I English) |
30 hours |
Natural Science, Applied Science, and Quantitative Skills
(must include Tier I quantitative skills) |
15 hours |
Social Sciences |
15 hours |
Electives |
36 hours |
The following requirements must be met to earn an A.A. (Associate in Arts) with social sciences emphasis.
See the following list for the courses which count under each area.
Arts and Humanities
(must include Tier I English) |
15 hours |
Natural Science, Applied Science, and Quantitative Skills
(must include Tier I quantitative skills) |
15 hours |
Social Sciences |
30 hours |
Electives |
36 hours |
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African American Studies 110, 150, 210, 211, 250, 310, 350, 355, 356 |
English (except 150) |
Humanities |
Art 100 |
Film 210, 202, 203 |
International Literature: Modern Languages |
Art History |
Foreign Languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian/Malaysian, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili) |
Music100, 120, 124, 125, 150, 321-3, 421A-F, 427, 428 |
Classical Languages(Latin, Greek) |
History 121, 122, 123, 314A-F, 328, 329A-C, 330, 331, 351, 352, 352A-B, 354, 356A-C, 357, 370, 389 |
Philosophy (except 120) |
Classics in English |
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Theater 150, 170, 171, 270, 271, 272 |
Comparative Arts |
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Women's Studies |
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Anthropology 210, 492, 496 |
Computer Science |
Industrial Technology |
Astronomy |
Eng. & Tech. 280, 320, 350, 470 |
Mathematics (except 101, 102) |
Biological Sciences |
Environmental and Plant Biology |
Mechanical Engineering 10 |
Chemical Engineering 331 |
Geography 101, 201, 260, 302, 303, 411 |
Microbiology |
Chemistry and Biochemistry (except 115) |
Health Sciences 202 |
Philosophy 120 |
Communication Systems |
Hearing and Speech Sciences 108 |
Physics |
Management 101 |
Human and Consumer Sciences-Food & Nutrition 128 |
Psychology 120, 221, 226, 312, 314 |
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African-American Studies (except those courses listed in Arts and Humanities |
Geography (except 101, 201, 260, 302, 303, 411) |
Journalism 105 Linguistics |
Anthropology (execpt 201, 492, 496) |
History (except those courses listed in Arts and Humanities) |
Management 200 |
Business Law 255, 370, 442, 475 |
Human & Consumer Sciences- Child Development 160 & Retail Merchandising 250 |
Political Science |
Classical Archaeology 211, 212, 213 |
International Studies 103, 113, 118, 121 |
Social Work |
Dance 150, 170, 351-3, 370, 471-3 |
Interpersonal Communications 351, 352, 353 |
Sociology |
Economics |
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Telecommunications 105 |
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