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Shape Future Generations of Artists!

You are more than an aspiring art teacher…you’re also an artist. Our art education programs are designed to help you develop skills as an artist and as an educator. Online or on campus, coursework covers what it takes to create unit plans, develop a personal teaching style, and work on your own creative expression. In addition to being encouraged to observe local K-12 art educators in the field, you’ll learn from a faculty of artists who delight in sharing their unique insights and approaches to art education.

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PSYCHOLOGY OF CREATIVITY

Nurture change with a better understanding of artistic agency — implying that what artists do affects the world around us and makes a difference (Gude, 2009).

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LEADERSHIP

Demonstrate professionalism through ethical conduct, reflection, and leadership.

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STUDENT EVALUATION

Apply assessment practices to support classroom instruction, motivation, and the continuous feedback of learning.

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CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT

Develop lessons representing the importance of making choices and creating change through art.

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FINE ART EMPHASIS

Model high standards in art and education through professional composition.

*The Art Education Department uses Colorado Department of Education (CDE) Educator Preparation Standards, which include Educator Preparation Teacher Quality Standards (5.0 – 5.04), Educator Preparation English Language Learner Standards (EL), and the Visual Arts Standards (Grades K-12) (4.04).

Student Spotlight

Open the Door to Career Opportunities in Art Education

As a graduate of the art education program, you could pursue career opportunities like these:

    • Art Therapist
    • Art Teacher
    • Museum Educator
    • After-School Educator
    • Studio Manager
    • Art Director
    • Curriculum Designer

    *Some of these career fields may require further certifications.  

Student Work

  • My Hair Has Texture by Aria Utt

  • Walking on Eggshells by ZuzanaTothova

  • Here to Tell the Tale (Life Story 3_3) by Lucas Johnson

  • Picture Perfect by Thalia Negrete

  • Unzipped by Zuzana Tothova

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Ready to pursue a future of artistic expression? Reach out today to learn how.

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