DOVA offers a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in 3-D Media, including ceramics, sculpture, and small metals/jewelry.
The WSU, 3-D Media program provides a solid learning environment which help students develop thoughtful, sensitive and aesthetically successful solutions to a variety of creative challenges. Students in the program become familiar with a range of materials, learning constructive, subtractive and diverse techniques. Through working in actual media, students learn traditional, non-traditional and innovative forms and hone their skills in fabrication. Projects are designed to enhance and develop student self-esteem in the creative process, and give them life-long learning skills they can draw upon in any professional field they choose to pursue. Creative problem solving abilities prepare students to enter fields as diverse as architecture, industrial design, landscape design, sculpture, ceramics, engineering, business and more.
Students begin the study of 3-D Media and other three-dimensional arts by enrolling in the foundation course, Art 1130. This course involves the study of fundamental design principles and techniques including a working knowledge of various design methods and materials and their relationship to the concept, utilization, development and completion of design projects. In other words, it involves thinking and working with real materials, in real space, solving real problems.
When you are ready to apply for the BFA degree and you are planning a 3D emphasis, consult the 3D area advisors:
Stephen Wolochowicz
Ceramics / 3D
Swolochowicz@Weber.edu
Jason Manley
Sculpture / 3D
jasonmanley@weber.edu
Requirements for 3D
Four Year Schedule of All Requirements
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