Art Education
Our graduate offerings provide a rigorous and individualized learning experience as students work towards one of our four specialized options. With over a 70 year history, we believe in the intrinsic value of art as a catalyst for social change.
Graduate Offerings
Studio Art + Art Education Combined Pathway
An accelerated program for FSU students majoring in Art and seeking teacher licensure.The BA or BFA in Art + MS in Art Education Combined Pathway offers an accelerated route for students who want to merge their passion for art with a career in teaching.
Art History + Art Education Combined Pathway
An accelerated program for FSU students majoring in Art History and seeking teacher licensure.The BA in Art History + MS in Art Education Combined Pathway offers an accelerated route for students who want to merge their passion for art with a career in teaching.
MS in Art Education (Teacher Certification)
A residential or hybrid option that leads to eligibility fora K-12 teaching certificate in Art.The primary mission of the MS in Art Education with a focus on teacher certification is to prepare art teachers for public and private school service. This degree is a state-approved, initial teacher preparation program. Requirements are incorporated into the program of study to make students eligible for K-12 certification in art. The degree is suitable for aspiring teachers, and community art educators.
MS in Art Education (Professional Development)
An online option suitable for practicing artists, current teachers, and community arts educators.The MS in Art Education with a focus on professional development is an online program that invites students to participate in a scholarly community that allows the exchange of ideas, the cultivation of expertise, and the opportunity to connect theory and practice. Students engage in art making, curriculum development, and the study and critique of contemporary issues impacting the field of art education.
Online Ed.D. in Art Education
This degree encourages students to identify and develop solutions to problems that impact their field.This applied professional degree is focused on helping students solve local problems and address challenges impacting the field of art education. It is offered online in a mainly asynchronous format. The program uses a cohort model, where students develop close relationship with peers.
Residential Ph.D. in Art Education
The doctoral degree option is for individuals interested in high level scholarly research.The purpose of the Ph. D. in Art Education is to encourage students to make significant contributions to the body of knowledge related to art education. This degree is more than just coursework, it is focused on research and theory with the goal of becoming an expert in the field.
Faculty
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Jeff Broome
Professor, Director of Ph.D. in Art Education -
Rachel Fendler
Department Chair, Professor -
Christen García
Assistant Professor, Director of Teacher Certification -
Marissa McClure Sweeny
Teaching Faculty I, Director of Ed.D. program -
Sara Scott Shields
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Professor -
Amber Ward
Associate Professor, Director of MS in Art Education -
Jennifer Hamrock
Adjunct Faculty -
Danielle Henn
Adjunct Faculty -
Kristi Oliver
Adjunct Faculty
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