- A student will develop a studio practice characterized by invention and exploration.
- A student’s studio practice will be characterized by visual sensitivity to form.
- A student’s studio practice will be characterized by the development of craft.
- A student’s studio production will generate a sufficient amount of work to successfully explore their area(s) of inquiry.
- A student’s written and oral communication will demonstrate organized inquiry into the discipline’s history and theory.
- A student will articulate the cultural implications of the Reformed perspective and where their personal worldview aligns or diverges from this perspective.
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