| Convener: Steven Perry |
About the Major
The Contemporary Arts Major is an interdisciplinary contract major offered through the School of Contemporary Arts. It is designed to enable students with specialized interests in the arts, communication, their practices and industries to work with an advisor and develop a program of study that is tailor-made to the students' interests and career goals.
Students in the Contemporary Arts contract major take courses
from a wide variety of disciplines and practices across the
College. The selection of courses, and disciplines, included
in a student's contract depends on the areas of focus.
Particularly common is to combine courses in the arts (literature,
media arts, music, theatre, visual arts), communication (media
studies, writing, audio, radio and television production, speech,
advertising, public relations) business, social sciences (cultural
studies, psychology, sociology, economics) and technology.
This major leads to a B.A. degree. The major requires a minimum
of 36 credits, in addition to the School of Contemporary Arts
School Core. At least 12 credits in the major must be upper
level (300/400).
| Subject | Course # | Title |
| GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS | ||
| ENGL | 180 | GE-COLLEGE ENGLISH |
| SELECT ONE | BADM 115 BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES | |
| OR SOCI 101 SOCIAL ISSUES | ||
| SELECT ONE | GE-MATHEMATICS | |
| SELECT ONE | GE-SCIENCE WITH EXPERIENTIAL COMPONENT | |
| SELECT ONE | GE- HISTORY: HIST 101-110 | |
| AIID | 201 | GE-READINGS IN HUMANITIES |
| SELECT ONE | GE-INTERNATIONAL ISSUES | |
| SELECT ONE | GE-INTERCULTURAL NORTH AMERICA | |
| SELECT ONE | GE TOPICS SOCIAL SCIENCE | |
| SCHOOL OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS REQUIREMENTS | ||
| CNTP | 101 | FIRST YEAR TOPICS |
| SELECT ONE | CA Interdisciplinary 300 level course | |
| ARHT | 301 | AMERICAN ART AFTER 1940 |
| ARHT | 335 | 19TH CENTURY ART AND CULTURE |
| ARHT | 338 | AVANT GARDE ART |
| ARHT | 341 | IMPRESSIONISM AND AFTER |
| ARTS | 331 | ART AS THERAPY |
| CNTP | 305 | CUBAN CINEMA AND CULTURE |
| CNTP | 310 | BLACK EXPERIENCE/MEDIA |
| CNTP | 312 | CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM:FILM |
| CNTP | 313 | SYMBOLISM AND MEDIA IMAGE |
| CNTP | 315 | ART AND TECHNOLOGY |
| CNTP | 323 | SEXUAL POLITICS,GENDER AND FILM REPRESENTATION |
| CNTP | 325 | MEDIA SPORTS AND SOCIETY |
| CNTP | 327 | GLOBAL MULTICULTURAL MEDIA ISSUES |
| CNTP | 347 | AMERICAN INDEPENDENT CINEMA |
| CNTP | 348 | LATINO IMAGES AND HOLLYWOOD |
| CNTP | 350 | DIGITAL CULTURE |
| CNTP | 363 | MEDIA AND CULTURE-LATIN AMERICA |
| COMM | 317 | MEDIA AND PERSUASION |
| COMM | 334 | HISTORY AND AESTHETICS:FILM EDITING |
| COMM | 347 | THE NEW TV CRITICISM |
| COMM | 356 | MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY |
| MUSI | 309 | MUSIC AND GENDER |
| MUSI | 325 | WRITING ABOUT MUSIC |
| MUSI | 328 | SOUNDTRACKS |
| MUSI | 335 | AVANT GARDE AND EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC |
| MUSI | 345 | DJ CULTURE |
| MUSI | 365 | CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON MUSIC |
| THEA | 318 | PRFORMANCE STUDY:MASKS |
| THEA | 323 | EXPERIMENTAL THEATER 1950-PRESENT |
| THEA | 328 | CONTEMPORARY WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS |
| THEA | 331 | THEATER AND SOCIETY I |
| THEA | 334 | THEATER AND SOCIETY II |
| SELECT ONE | CA Interdisciplinary 400 level course | |
| CNTP | 404 | THE DRAMATIC ELEMENT |
| CNTP | 411 | MEDIA IN SOCIETY |
| CNTP | 414 | FROM FICTION TO FILM |
| CNTP | 415 | JAZZ AND AMERICAN CULTURE |
| CNTP | 424 | AFRICAN/AMERICAN WOMEN IN FILM |
| CNTP | 444 | ISRAELI AND PALESTINIAN CINEMA |
| CNTP | 447 | HISTORY AND AESTHETICS PERFORMANCE ART |
| CNTP | 466 | ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY THEATER |
| CNTP | 468 | ART AND EXILE |
| CNTP | 487 | FILM HISTORY CULTURE AND MYTH |
| CNTP | 493 | NATURE AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE |
| MUSI | 462 | MUSIC AND IDENTITY |
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