Advisors:
Ellen Armstrong
Room 1406, Sangren Hall

Vince Torano, Graduate Coordinator
Room 1404, Sangren Hall

The sixty-hour Master of Fine Arts program is recommended as a terminal degree for practicing artists and for prospective higher education art professors.  It is intended for artists who have a clear notion of their artistic purposes and are primarily interested in continuing their personal and artistic development. 

Admission Requirements

1. An undergraduate degree with a major in art or its equivalent.
2. A completed application for admission.
3. A portfolio of slides must be submitted directly to the Graduate Coordinator of the School of Art.  It should include twenty slides in the applicant’s area of concentration.  The slides must be submitted in a plastic sleeve with artist’s name, size of work, year, and medium.
4. A statement of intent outlining the reasons for seeking admission to a graduate program in a specific area of concentration.
5. Three letters of recommendation for admission.
6. A current resume.