Incentivos generales para el reconocimiento y protección de las ACP

39-40 semester hours

A. Design Concentration

 Required courses: ART 151, 153, 154, 201, 202, 254, 220,

280, and one from 321 or 356 or 401, and 405, 414, 486, 496 and one additional 300-400 level art history.

 Additional requirements: Directed GE credits: CMST 111 or

253, and 126 or 136

 At least 20 semester hours in Art must be completed at East Stroudsburg University in the Art Department.

 Please view the university requirements in this catalog.

B. Fine Art Concentration

 Required courses: ART 151, 153, 154, 201, 202, 254, 414,

496, and one additional 290 or 300-400 level art history, and 15 credits from 220, 251, 252, 253, 256, 260, 280, 290, 321, 354, 355, 356, 401, 405, 485.

 Additional requirements: Directed GE credits: ART 290 or

300-400 level Art history

 At least 20 semester hours in Art must be completed at East Stroudsburg University in the Art Department.

 Please view the university requirements in this catalog.

C. Art History Concentration

 Required courses: ART 151, 153, 154 or 251 or 253, and

201, 202, 485, and 21 credits from 101, 290, 302, 304, 305, 307, 412, 485, 486.

 Additional requirements: Directed GE credits: Six credits

from History, Modern Languages, English, Philosophy, Music History or Theater History

 At least 20 semester hours in Art must be completed at East Stroudsburg University in the Art Department.

 Please view the university requirements in this catalog.

Program Curriculum Plan

Suggested Program Curriculum Plan

(Subject to change by the university without notice)

Design Concentration - 40 credits

Semester 1

ART 151: GE: Basic Drawing 3

ART 153: GE: Two-Dimensional Design 3

ART 201: GE: History of Art I 3

Semester 2

ART 154: GE: Three-Dimensional Design 3

ART 202: GE: History of Art II 3

ART 254: GE: Painting I 3

Semester 3

ART 220: GE: Graphic Design I 3

CMST 126: GE: Introduction to Mass Media OR CMST 136: GE: Popular Culture and Communication

3

Semester 4

ART 356: GE:Painting II OR ART 321: GE: Drawing II OR

ART 401: Composition and Painting

3

CMST 111: GE: Speech Communication OR CMST 253: GE: Public Speaking

3

Semester 5

ART 320: Graphic Design II 3

300-400 level Art History 3

Semester 6 & 7

ART 405: Illustration 3

ART 486: Field Experience & Internship

Semester 8

ART 414: Portfolio in Art 3

ART 496: Senior Capstone 1

Fine Art Concentration - 40 credits

Semester 1

ART 151: GE: Basic Drawing 3

ART 153: GE: Two-Dimensional Design 3

ART 201: GE: History of Art I 3

Semester 2

ART 154: GE: Three-Dimensional Design 3

ART 202: GE: History of Art II 3

ART 254: GE: Painting I 3

Semester 3 - 7

Additional 3 credits from

ART 290 Special Topics Art History or 300-400 level Art History

3

15 credits from: 15

ART 220: GE: Graphic Design I ART 251: GE: Sculpture ART 252: GE: Crafts Design

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ART 253: GE: Ceramics I

ART 256: GE: Watercolor Painting ART 260: GE: Printmaking I

ART 280: GE: Communication Graphics ART 290: Special Topics

ART 321: GE: Drawing II ART 354: GE: Ceramics II ART 355: GE: Ceramic Sculpture ART 356: GE: Painting II

ART 401: Composition and Painting ART 405: Illustration

ART 485: Independent Study

(directed GE credits) 300-400 level Art History 3

Semester 8

ART 414: Portfolio in Art 3

ART 496: Senior Capstone 1

Art History Concentration - 39 credits

Semester 1

ART 151: GE: Basic Drawing 3

ART 153: GE: Two-Dimensional Design 3

Art 201: GE: History of Art I 3

Semester 2

One from: 3

ART 154: GE: Three-Dimensional Design or ART 251: GE: Sculpture

or ART 253: GE: Ceramics I

ART 202: GE: History of Art II 3

Semester 3 - 7

21 credits from: 21

ART 101: GE: Introduction to Art ART 290: Special Topics ART 302: GE: American Art ART 304: Art Gallery Management ART 305: GE: The Visual Arts Since 1945 ART 307: GE: Modern Art

ART 412: WS: Women Artists: From the Middle Ages to the Present ART 485:Independent Study

ART 486:Field Experience & Internship

6 credits from: 6

History, Modern Languages, English, Philosophy, Music History or Theater History

Semester 8

ART 485: Independent Study - Senior Project

For more information contact the Department of Art 570-422-3694 www.esu.edu/art

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College of Health Sciences

The Faculty of Human Performance

Koehler Fieldhouse

570-422-3231 www.esu.edu/athletictraining

About the Program

Join us in the exhilarating, fast-paced Athletic Training major that is specifically designed to prepare proficient and successful entry-level, certified athletic trainers. Athletic trainers

specialize in the prevention, recognition, evaluation and assessment, immediate care, treatment, rehabilitation and reconditioning for a broad spectrum of athletic injuries and illnesses for athletic and physically active populations.

At its inception in 1975, the Athletic Training Program was one of the few co-educational programs amid the first 25 approved curricula in the nation. Now the program is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Athletic Training Education (CAATE) and uses a competency-based approach in both classroom and clinical settings designed to teach entry-level athletic training skills. Student knowledge, skill, and professional behaviors are developed with an emphasis on clinical reasoning throughout clinical proficiencies.

Where Are They Now?

Alumni regularly pursue advanced and professional degrees at little or no cost through graduate assistantships. Alumni have received national recognition for their work and have become leaders in research, education and clinical practice. Many alumni serve in secondary schools, colleges and universities, sports medicine clinics and professional sports. Here are a few of the settings our alumni have chosen: public/private high schools, military service, college/university athletics, sports medicine/physical therapy clinics, corporate fitness, strength and conditioning/performance enhancement facilities, professional sports teams, U.S. Olympic Centers, hospitals, and even NASA.

Are You Interested In ...

 Preventing, recognizing and treating sports injuries?  Working with athletes and physically active people?  Learning things “hands-on” and solving “real-life”

problems?

Choose a Career in Athletic Training at ESU

 Nationally accredited program since 1975  Help physically active overcome injury  Become certified in an Allied Health Profession  Provide care before, during and after sports injury  Clinical experiences start your freshman year

 Qualify for graduate assistantships that PAY YOU to earn  Advanced degrees

Is a Career in Athletic Training the Right Choice for Me?

Hands-On Learning Caring for Athletic Injuries

 Prevention  Evaluation  Treatment  Rehabilitation  Kinesiology  Biomechanics  Exercise physiology  Psycho-social aspects Clinical Experiences

 18 Division II varsity sports on-site

 Affiliated with nearby high schools, colleges and universities

 Instructed/evaluated by approved clinical instructors

Career Settings  College/university/industrial  Secondary schools  Hospitals  Professional/Olympic sports  Rehabilitation clinics

More detailed information is available from the department.

Accreditation

The Athletic Training degree program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Athletic Training Education (CAATE), a specialized accrediting agency recognized by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), and the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Inc. (NATA), cooperate to sponsor CAATE and to collaboratively develop the Standards for Entry-Level Athletic Training Educational Programs. CAATE is responsible for the accreditation of 360 professional (entry-level) Athletic Training educational programs.

Transfer Students

Many students transfer to our program from community colleges and other universities. We welcome any qualified student who is interested in an allied health career. More information about credit and course transfers is available from the Office of Admissions, 877-230-5547.

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