Metal is an active area of study that engages a wide variety of ideas, objects, images, and modes of making toward critical and dynamic outcomes. Students and faculty form a community of inquiry that seeks to expand the field’s discourse. The rigorous curriculum provides opportunities to explore the technical, aesthetic, and conceptual aspects of contemporary jewelry and metalsmithing in a state-of-the-art facility with teachers who are actively engaged artists and who exhibit and lecture internationally. The program is directed by Professor Myra Mimlitsch- Gray, and includes Professors Lynn Batchelder and Michael Gayk as prominent academic faculty.

Metal Specialization (30 Credits)
ARS533 Metal I
ARS535 Problems in Metal I
ARS731 Metal II
ARS734 Problems in Metal II
ARS732 Metal III
ARS735 Problems in Metal III
ARS790 Thesis in Art Studio