Art Teacher Education (BA)

The Art Teacher Education program prepares students to teach art in grades K-12. 

Admission to and continued enrollment in the Educator Preparation Program (EPP) require students to meet established academic and professional standards, including minimum GPA and professional disposition requirements. Students are responsible for maintaining these standards throughout their program of study. Because Educator Preparation Program policies are periodically reviewed and updated to reflect institutional, state, and accreditation requirements, students are encouraged to contact the School of Education for the most current EPP Handbook, which contains all admission, progression, retention, and completion policies.

Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Art Teacher Education

AD-100Drawing3
AD-110Studio Fundamentals3
AD-120Print/Paper/Book3
AD-140Graphic Design Fundamentals3
AD-150Digital Photography3
AD-160Papermaking3
AD-170Water Media3
AD-220Printmaking3
AD-270Painting 13
AD-280Screen Printing3
AD-300Drawing 23
AD-310Professional Practices3
AD-320Visual Narratives3
AH-251Art Through the Ages II3
EDUC-111Becoming an Effective Educator3
EDUC-112The Developing Mind: Understanding Growth, Learning, and Behavior3
EDUC-128Field Experience I1
EDUC-129Field Experience SpEd1
EDUC-213Understanding Disability3
EDUC-214Essentials of Applied Practice3
EDUC-228Field Experience II1
EDUC-315Advanced Applied Practice3
EDUC-316Schools in American Culture3
EDUC-321Secondary Principles3
EDUC-322Secondary Art Methods3
EDUC-328Field Experience III1
EDUC-377Content Area Reading (secondary)3
EDUC-382Elem. Art Methods (majors)3
EDUC-400Becoming a Reflective Practitioner: Classroom Management & Professional Learning3
Complete 12 credits of the following:12
Student Teaching 5-12 Art
Student Teaching - K8 Art
Total Credits91

Additional Requirements:

Acceptance into the Educator Preparation Program.