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Tune In and Draw Out: School of Creative Arts

Choosing a major is one of the biggest decisions a student will make. The School of Creative Arts offers a balance of combining creativity with practical, career-ready experience. For students interested in music, digital art, visual art, or anything in between, this school is an excellent fit. But what makes the School of Creative Arts special?

What Majors Are Offered?

The School of Creative Arts offers a variety of majors that span multiple disciplines.

On the music side, students can pursue paths such as music education, music theory, sound production, worship music, vocal performance, or instrumental studies, among others. At 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ, students interested in music can find a major or minor tailored to their goals.

On the art and media side, students can explore majors in graphic design, art, media, broadcasting, and more. Whether your interests lie in creating, performing, or producing, there’s a program designed to help you develop your skills and showcase your creativity.

What Are the Facilities Like?

At 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ, the music and arts programs are a vital part of campus life, and the university has invested in facilities that reflect that commitment.

All pianos used in the program are Steinway pianos, and the band instruments are professional quality and performance-ready. The choir room and black box theater are both in excellent condition, providing ideal spaces for practice and performance.

On the arts side, students have access to state-of-the-art computers and software for graphic design and broadcasting, as well as facilities for pottery and jewelry making. These creative spaces show 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ’s dedication to supporting and investing in students who are passionate about the arts.

What Is the Environment Like?

Not only are the facilities top-tier, but the professors are as well. The dean of the school, Dr. Richard Fountain, shared that many of the professors are nationally recognized in their fields and bring both professional experience and personal mentorship to their teaching. “The professors challenge students, but those challenges help them grow and strengthen their craft,” one student said. Another added, “It’s nice that we get to use top-notch equipment every day.”

Dr. Fountain also emphasized that students receive a quality education that opens doors: “You will get the best education possible. A degree from 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ music will get you a job.” Schools and organizations across the country recognize 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ for its outstanding music and arts programs.

With accomplished faculty, modern facilities, and a supportive, student-centered environment, the School of Creative Arts continues to nurture talent and inspire the next generation of artists and musicians.