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The Fine Arts and Humanities Division offers the following degree programs:聽

• Art
• English
• Journalism and Mass Communication
• Music
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Religion
• History

Art

A student majoring in Art may select from two different concentrations: Graphic Design and Studio Art. Graphic Design creates visual images to communicate in a variety of contexts such as marketing, businesses, non-profit organizations, churches, schools, or political campaigns. Studio Art creates visual artworks from a variety of artistic methods and materials such as painting, drawing, or sculpting. In both concentrations, students gain practical skills, and the theoretical and historical knowledge needed to excel as artists.

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A student majoring in English may select from several different concentrations: Creative Writing, Literature, Professional Writing, and Rhetoric and Digital Communication. All of the concentrations build upon core courses in English that offer knowledge and skills in literature and composition. The concentration in Creative Writing addresses the creative writing process within the areas of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Literature focuses on classic and contemporary forms of literature and literature analysis. Professional Writing prepares students for communicating in a variety of contexts and forms within the world of business and nonprofits. Rhetoric and Digital Communication examines the interplay between written and visual methods of communication within various settings.聽

Journalism and Mass Communication聽

Students in Journalism and Mass Communication gain the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to communicate in the contexts of print, television, radio, and digital media. Through classroom and internship experiences, students are exposed to the history of mass communication and its ever-changing landscape, along with current practices in a variety of media. Students emerge prepared to communicate effectively drawing upon different types of media.

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A student majoring in Music can choose from the following concentrations: Traditional Music, Music Technology and Production, and Sacred Music. The concentration in Traditional Music allows students to focus on a particular musical instrument, along with music theory and composition. Music Technology and Production prepares students for work in the music industry with knowledge and experience with the various technologies for musical production and the field of music production.聽

Interdisciplinary Studies

A student majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies crafts a degree that combines study from two of the wide variety of academic majors offered at LeMoyne-Owen. Interdisciplinary Studies encourages students to follow interests that draw upon the strengths of two different academic disciplines in order to put them into creative and critical dialogue with each other. Thus, a student may create an interdisciplinary degree in Religion and Business, or Art and Psychology, or Music and Biology, or English and Sociology. In this program, a student works closely with a faculty advisor to draw upon the two areas of study with the aim of integrating their relationship.

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A student majoring in Religion can choose from two concentrations: Ministry, or Academic Study of Religion. Students who choose the Ministry concentration gain a solid foundation in biblical and theological studies, along with courses in preaching, pastoral care, pastoral leadership and administration, and worship. Students in the Academic Study of Religion add to the solid foundation in biblical and theological studies with further courses in religion that provide additional historical and cultural studies of religion.

History

History聽is the disciplined study of the human past and its enduring impact on the present. Through close reading of primary sources, critical engagement with historical scholarship, and careful attention to context, students learn how societies have embodied power, culture, conflict, and change over time. Students of history are prepared for thoughtful citizenship and for careers that value critical thinking, communication, and ethical judgment.

No matter what major you choose from within the Fine Arts and Humanities Division, you will be prepared both personally and professionally for active engagement in the world and your chosen field of work. Our graduates acquire expertise in creativity, critical thinking and communication. The faculty of the Fine Arts and Humanities Division are committed to the academic and personal well-being of each student. The faculty serve as mentors who offer students guidance within their chosen field of study and facilitate growth in knowledge and experience. Students are prepared for a lifetime of engagement with their area of study.

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