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The Ceramics concentration provides a dynamic studio
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workshop environment to explore claywork as craft and
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fine art. Students are introduced to clay as a vehicle
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for functional, sculptural, and conceptual expression.
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Instruction is offered in wheel throwing and
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handbuilding. Different clays, glazes, and firing
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techniques are employed, including Raku, stoneware
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and earthenware. Students investigate ideas through
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studio and gain expertise in all ceramic techniques.
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The program is enriched through field trips to local
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pottery workshops, artists' studios, regional ceramic
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conferences, galleries and museums. In-class
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presentations on historical and contemporary ceramics
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round out the coursework. Ceramic graduates are prepared
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follow a career in studio pottery, to teach introductory
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ceramic classes, and/or enter a graduate degree program.
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