Color Studies
Color is intriguing, complex, and pragmatic. It can promote brand recognition, increase
sales, attract attention, and convey concepts. Cultural or geographical, psychological
or symbolic, aesthetic or gender-related, color can be analyzed and applied in many
ways to enhance creative work, further careers, and enrich lives.
The minor in Color Studies offers students from all majors the opportunity to learn to use color with intention.
Minor Coordinator: Jada Schumacher, Pomerantz Center, Room D313
Requirements
Complete five of the following courses in any sequence.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| CD 234 - Color Studies | 2 |
| FA 101 - Painting | 1.5 |
| FA 106 - Printmaking - Basic | 2 |
| GD 336 - Color Voyage | 2 |
| IL 126 - Watercolor Comps and Illustrations | 1.5 |
| IL 127 - Applying Color to Illustrate the Written Word | 1.5 |
| PH 118 - Beginning Digital Photography | 2 |
| PH 100 - Photography for Artists | 2 |
| PH 104 - Basic Digital Photography for Visual Design Communication | 2 |
| TD 112 - Textile Color Fundamentals | 2 |
Please check the Undergraduate Catalog for course descriptions and any prerequisite information.