10200 The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design

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Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design
117 Arts & Humanities Building

Atlanta, GA 30302-4107
404-413-5229

artdesign.gsu.edu
Email: artgrad@gsu.edu

Joseph Peragine, Director
Susan Richmond, Ph.D., Associate Director
Wesley Harvey, Graduate Coordinator

The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design programs are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) through Georiga State University. Applicants may obtain additional information about the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design by contacting the school’s director of graduate studies at the addresses above.

Application Procedures

The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design admits students from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds who have a record of academic excellence and have demonstrated skill in a visual art discipline. The applicant must specify a degree and the area of concentration on the application. Applicants interested in an assistantship should fill out an assistantship form and submit it with their application. All accepted applicants are considered for scholarships-no form is necessary. Please see program sections for additional application requirements.

Program Financial Information

Lab fees will be assessed automatically for students who register for certain courses. For more information, please feel free to contact the school, review PAWs or catalog course listings to determine if a course includes a lab fee.

Programs

• Art, Art History Concentration, B.A./Art History, M.A.

• Art Education, M.A.Ed

• Art History, M.A.

• Art Education, M.A.T.

• Studio, M.F.A.

Courses

• AE 6050 - Special Topics in Art Education
• AE 6200 - Art for Preschool through Fifth Grade
• AE 6300 - Art for Middle and Secondary Schools (TE)
• AE 6400 - Media, Technology, and Visual Presentation
• AE 6600 - Art Education Practicum
• AE 6750 - Student Teaching in Art (TE)
• AE 6785 - Internship I
• AE 6900 - Art Theory and Criticism in Art Education
• AE 6980 - Directed Study
• AE 8000 - Introduction to Research in Art Education
• AE 8010 - Philosophy and Curriculum
• AE 8050 - Computer Imaging and Instructional Technology
• AE 8100 - Seminar in Art Education
• AE 8200 - Histories, Cultures, and Communities in Art Education
• AE 8400 - Arts Based Research
• AE 8500 - Directed Study
• AE 8800 - Teaching Non-Western Art K-12
• AE 8980 - Special Problems
• AE 8999 - Thesis Research
• AH 6000 - African Art
• AH 6010 - African Painting, Sculpture and Textiles
• AH 6020 - African Female Artists and Art Forms
• AH 6025 - Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt & the Near East
• AH 6030 - Contemporary African Art
• AH 6110 - Art and Architecture of Ancient Greece
• AH 6120 - Art and Architecture of Ancient Rome
• AH 6200 - Art and Architecture of the Middle Ages
• AH 6310 - Art of Northern Europe in the Renaissance Era
• AH 6320 - Italian Renaissance Art: The Age of Humanism
• AH 6400 - Baroque Art
• AH 6450 - Eighteenth-Century European Art
• AH 6500 - Nineteenth-Century European Art
• AH 6600 - Modern Architecture
• AH 6610 - Twentieth-Century European and American Modernism
• AH 6620 - African-American Art
• AH 6630 - Art and Architecture of the Ancient Americas
• AH 6650 - American Art
• AH 6660 - Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Art in Latin America
• AH 6685 - Memory and Identity in Latin American Art
• AH 6690 - Asian Art
• AH 6700 - Contemporary Art: Theory and Criticism
• AH 6720 - Feminist Issues in Contemporary Art
• AH 6750 - Women Artists
• AH 6800 - Art History Topics
• AH 6850 - Visiting Scholar Seminar
• AH 6900 - Special Studies Seminar
• AH 6930 - Art History Internship
• AH 6950 - Curatorial Practicum in Ancient Art
• AH 6980 - Special Problems
• AH 8010 - Methodology and Historiography of Art
• AH 8999 - Thesis Research
• ART 6100 - Pedagogy for Teaching Assistants
• ART 6200 - Teaching Practicum in Art and Design
• ART 6300 - Research Practicum in Art
• ART 6400 - Laboratory Practicum in Art
• ART 6500 - Professional Practices in Art and Design
• ART 6600 - Thesis Writing in Art and Design
• ART 6780 - Internship
• ART 6850 - Visiting Artist Seminar
• ART 6980 - Directed Study
• ART 8700 - Graduate Research
• CER 6050 - Ceramics
• CER 6750 - Digital and Photographic Imaging on clay
• CER 6920 - Contemporary Ceramic History
• CER 8000 - Advanced Studio Problems
• CER 8100 - Directed Study Seminar
• CER 8400 - Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar
• CER 8500 - Studio Practice
• CER 8980 - Special Problems
• CER 8999 - Thesis Research
• DP 6000 - Selected Topics in Drawing and Painting
• DP 6500 - Painting
• DP 6980 - Directed Study
• DP 8400 - Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar
• DP 8500 - Studio Practice in Painting
• DP 8980 - Special Problems
• DP 8999 - Thesis Research
• GRD 6020 - Advanced Typographic Design
• GRD 6050 - Graphic Design
• GRD 6100 - Print and Editorial Design
• GRD 6150 - Design for Education
• GRD 6200 - Corporate Identity Design
• GRD 6250 - Graphic Design in Popular Culture
• GRD 6300 - Internship in Graphic Design
• GRD 6310 - Interactive Design
• GRD 6350 - Graphic Design Through Advertising
• GRD 6400 - Motion Design and Time-Based Media
• GRD 6450 - Professional Practices in Graphic Design
• GRD 6550 - Specialized Applications of Graphic Design
• GRD 6600 - Senior Workshop in Graphic Design
• GRD 6910 - History of Graphic Design
• GRD 8000 - Advanced Graphic Design Studio
• GRD 8400 - Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar
• GRD 8500 - Studio Practice
• GRD 8980 - Special Problems
• GRD 8999 - Thesis Research
• ID 6250 - Architectural Drawing III: Computer Aided Drafting and Design
• ID 6350 - Architectural Drawing IV: Three-Dimensional Computer Aided Drafting and Design
• ID 6980 - Directed Study
• ID 8000 - Advanced Problems
• ID 8400 - Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar

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