CCC 410CRE - Creative Media Capstone

The college capstone is an opportunity for students to pursue a self-directed experience in their professional program that intentionally integrates their liberal learning in the Core curriculum with their program learning. In addition to the substantive professional-based, hands-on project in this class, the capstone will include a professional ethics component and a self-evaluation/self-reflection component.

This capstone course for Creative Media BFA program students will explore areas necessary for future artistic endeavors outside the undergraduate college-professional opportunities and/or further studies for today’s artist. The areas that structure the capstone course are as follows:

Demonstrating proficiency (conceptual, technical, and communicative) in three creative media;
Understanding one’s artistic work in relation to one’s self-concept-the personal impulse to make art as well as individual artistic interests and goals;
Situating one’s artistic work in connection to other works, art movements, and aesthetic traditions; and
Conceiving and executing a group exhibition of capstone student artwork.

Prerequisites: CRE 350 (Portfolio II)

all Core 300 level classes
Credits: 4
CCM (Communication and Creative Media)