Art

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 106 Intro to Sculpture Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 221 Applied Imaging Applications to the World Wide Web Ceramics: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, Art 207 Intermediate Ceramics Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 106 Intro to Sculpture Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 221 Applied Imaging Applications to the World Wide Web Ceramics: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, Art 207 Intermediate Ceramics Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 106 Intro to Sculpture Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 221 Applied Imaging Applications to the World Wide Web Ceramics: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, Art 207 Intermediate Ceramics Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 103 Intro to Print Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, 205 Intermediate Printing, 209 Relativity of Color Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 103 Intro to Print Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, 205 Intermediate Printing, 209 Relativity of Color Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *ART 103 Intro to Print Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Painting: ART 105 Intro to Painting, 205 Intermediate Printing, 209 Relativity of Color Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: *ART 108 Intro to Photo Design ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Web Design ART 2 21 Applied Imaging to the World Wide Web I Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation ART 325 Digital Multimedia

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: *ART 108 Intro to Photo Design ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Web Design ART 2 21 Applied Imaging to the World Wide Web I Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation ART 325 Digital Multimedia

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: *ART 108 Intro to Photo Design ART 212 Two Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Web Design ART 2 21 Applied Imaging to the World Wide Web I Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation ART 325 Digital Multimedia

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *Art 105 Introduction to Painting Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art ART 486 Independent Study in painting (may be counted in this category)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *Art 105 Introduction to Painting Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art ART 486 Independent Study in painting (may be counted in this category)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: *Art 105 Introduction to Painting Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Design or Digital Media: ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media ART 202 Intermediate Design Sculpture: ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics, ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture Contemporary Art / General Studio Art: ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art ART 486 Independent Study in painting (may be counted in this category)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Works hop (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 cr edits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) ART 308 Advanced Black and White Photo (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Works hop (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 cr edits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) ART 308 Advanced Black and White Photo (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Works hop (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 cr edits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) ART 308 Advanced Black and White Photo (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Photo: ART 108 Intro to Photo Drawing: ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media ART 222 Introduction to Animation

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses in one discipline may be used to satisfy Flexible Core requirements.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Workshop (3 credits) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 credits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Workshop (3 credits) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 credits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: Art Specialization (12 credits) ART/CGI 221 Applied Imaging and Apps to the Web (3 credits, prereq: ART 112 ART/CGI 222 Introduction to Animation (3 credits, pre/coreq: ART 112) ART/CGI 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 322 Computer Modeling and Design II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 325 Digital Multimedia (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) ART/CGI 441 Broadcast Design (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 325) ART/CGI 480 Senior Project (faculty permission required, 3 credits) ART/CGI 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (permission req., 3 credits) ART/CGI 334 Digital Media Production: Theory and Practice (3 credits) ART/CGI 335 Digital Media Production: Advancing the Narrative (3 credits) ART/CGI 451 Topics in Computer Imaging (3 credits) ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 312 Advanced Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 486 Independent Study in CGI (3 credits) Possible Alternatives (one of these courses can be substituted for 3 credits of specialization requirement): ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art (*if the subject is animation or CGI)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Printmaking ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 203 Printmaking Workshop (3 credits) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits) Painting ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 205 Painting (3 credits) Drawing ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits) ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) Sculpture ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 206 Sculpture (3 credits) Ceramics ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 207 Ceramics II (3 credits) Design ART 202 Intermediate Design (3 credits) Photo ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 208 Photography (3 credits) Studio ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art ART 355 Seminar in Contemporary Art (3 credits)

Notes: Art Specialization (12 credits) ART/CGI 221 Applied Imaging and Apps to the Web (3 credits, prereq: ART 112 ART/CGI 222 Introduction to Animation (3 credits, pre/coreq: ART 112) ART/CGI 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 322 Computer Modeling and Design II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 325 Digital Multimedia (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) ART/CGI 441 Broadcast Design (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 325) ART/CGI 480 Senior Project (faculty permission required, 3 credits) ART/CGI 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (permission req., 3 credits) ART/CGI 334 Digital Media Production: Theory and Practice (3 credits) ART/CGI 335 Digital Media Production: Advancing the Narrative (3 credits) ART/CGI 451 Topics in Computer Imaging (3 credits) ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 312 Advanced Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 486 Independent Study in CGI (3 credits) Possible Alternatives (one of these courses can be substituted for 3 credits of specialization requirement): ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art (*if the subject is animation or CGI)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: Art Specialization (12 credits) ART/CGI 221 Applied Imaging and Apps to the Web (3 credits, prereq: ART 112 ART/CGI 222 Introduction to Animation (3 credits, pre/coreq: ART 112) ART/CGI 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 322 Computer Modeling and Design II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 325 Digital Multimedia (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) ART/CGI 441 Broadcast Design (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 325) ART/CGI 480 Senior Project (faculty permission required, 3 credits) ART/CGI 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (permission req., 3 credits) ART/CGI 334 Digital Media Production: Theory and Practice (3 credits) ART/CGI 335 Digital Media Production: Advancing the Narrative (3 credits) ART/CGI 451 Topics in Computer Imaging (3 credits) ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 312 Advanced Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 486 Independent Study in CGI (3 credits) Possible Alternatives (one of these courses can be substituted for 3 credits of specialization requirement): ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art (*if the subject is animation or CGI)

Notes: Art Specialization (12 credits) ART/CGI 221 Applied Imaging and Apps to the Web (3 credits, prereq: ART 112 ART/CGI 222 Introduction to Animation (3 credits, pre/coreq: ART 112) ART/CGI 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 322 Computer Modeling and Design II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 325 Digital Multimedia (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART/CGI 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART/CGI 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) ART/CGI 441 Broadcast Design (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 325) ART/CGI 480 Senior Project (faculty permission required, 3 credits) ART/CGI 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (permission req., 3 credits) ART/CGI 334 Digital Media Production: Theory and Practice (3 credits) ART/CGI 335 Digital Media Production: Advancing the Narrative (3 credits) ART/CGI 451 Topics in Computer Imaging (3 credits) ART 212 Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 312 Advanced Two-Dimensional Design for Digital Media (3 credits) ART 486 Independent Study in CGI (3 credits) Possible Alternatives (one of these courses can be substituted for 3 credits of specialization requirement): ART 323 Drawing for Animation (3 credits) ART 350 Variable Topics in Studio Art (*if the subject is animation or CGI)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: ART 107 Intro to Ceramics Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Sculpture: ART 106 Intro to Sculpture, ART 206 Intermediate Sculpture Drawing : ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Photography: ART 108 Intro to Photography Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media: ART 221 Applied Imaging and Applications to the World Wide Web

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: ART 107 Intro to Ceramics Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Sculpture: ART 106 Intro to Sculpture, ART 206 Intermediate Sculpture Drawing : ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Photography: ART 108 Intro to Photography Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media: ART 221 Applied Imaging and Applications to the World Wide Web

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - Required: ART 107 Intro to Ceramics Recommended Elective Areas of Interest: Sculpture: ART 106 Intro to Sculpture, ART 206 Intermediate Sculpture Drawing : ART 200 Intermediate Drawing, ART 201 Life Drawing Photography: ART 108 Intro to Photography Printmaking: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking Digital Media: ART 221 Applied Imaging and Applications to the World Wide Web

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students are required to take two foreign language courses in the same language. Only students who transfer into Lehman with an associate's degree are exempt from the Foreign Language Requirement. Students who continue in a foreign language previously studied in high school or college or completes one semester of a foreign language at the intermediate level or above, kindly contact the Languages and Literatures department for proper placement.

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: Students have the option of enrolling in two 300-level ARH courses or one 300-level ARH course and one course from the following list: ARH 135, ARH 137, ARH 139, ARH 141 or ARH 143.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 208 Photography (3 credits, prereq: ART 108) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits, prereq: one 200 level ART course) ART 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) Also Recommended: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (3 credits, permission required)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: These are variable topics courses, where each section covers a special topic. Take two courses with two different numbers. Pre-requisite: You must have achieved 45 credits and declared your major. Integration Courses: LEH 351: Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives, LEH 352: Studies in Literature, LEH 354: Studies in Historical Studies, LEH 355: Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking. (LEH 353: Studies in Arts, is NOT a College Option for this Major).

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 208 Photography (3 credits, prereq: ART 108) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits, prereq: one 200 level ART course) ART 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) Also Recommended: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (3 credits, permission required)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: General Studio Courses/Electives - 9 Credits - ART 106 Introduction to Sculpture (3 credits) ART 108 Intro to Photo (3 credits) ART 200 Intermediate Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 201 Life Drawing (3 credits, prereq: ART 100) ART 208 Photography (3 credits, prereq: ART 108) ART 313 The Artist’s Multiple (3 credits, prereq: one 200 level ART course) ART 321 Computer Modeling and Design I (3 credits, prereq: ART 112) ART 421 Computer Animation I (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 321) ART 422 Computer Animation II (3 credits, prereq: ART/CGI 421) Also Recommended: ART 103 Intro to Printmaking (3 credits) ART 105 Intro to Painting (3 credits) ART 107 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credits) ART 487 Professional Experience in the Fine Arts (3 credits, permission required)

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.

Notes: We strongly recommend clustering 12- 15 elective credits to obtain a minor or certificate that complements your general and major field of study. The choice of the minor or certificate depends on your interest and should be coordinated with advisors. Check out more information on Minors or Certificates with your advisor.