Nama institusi

Valparaiso University

Jumlah mahasiswa

4065

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

1700 Chapel Drive
VALPARAISO 46383

Telepon

+1 219 464 5313

Nama tempat/fakultas

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Art

Alamat

Valparaiso University Center for the Arts 1709 Chapel Drive
VALPARAISO
Indiana
46383

Uraian Tempat

The Art Department at Valparaiso University stresses the development of visual literacy informed by critical analysis, historical study, and a broad range of studio classes. In support of this principle, it offers concentrations in graphic design, photography, art history, painting, sculpture, and art education, as well as a variety of courses in other media. The faculty also works individually with students pursuing Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science in Fine Arts (BSFA) degrees. Some of the students enroll in art courses strictly for personal enjoyment and have no art-related vocational plans. Others combine the study of art with psychology, public relations, education, business and literature. Those who are interested in a more rigorous art experience will have no trouble finding it here as well, particularly in the areas of art history, graphic design and photography. The facilities includes photography lab, Macintosh lab / graphic design studio, drafting lab, sculpture / ceramics studio, oil / watercolor painting studio, drawing studio, Brauer museum of art, lecture space and classrooms.

Nomor telepon

+1 219 465 7804

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

The Office of Residential Life works to provide safe and comfortable living and learning communities. It intentionally designs programs, services, and leadership opportunities to foster an environment conducive to achieving academic goals, personal growth, and the development of community. The nine residence halls and two apartment complexes are home to 2000 undergraduate students. Of these residence halls, one houses members of VU's six national sororities. All first-year, sophomore, and junior students are required to live in approved University housing. The University provides local telephone service, a telephone, and a voice mail box for each student living on campus. All residence hall rooms have been upgraded to receive a customized channel line-up with more than 75 channels of entertainment, sports, news, local broadcast and educational content. The service will be broadcast throughout campus and will be provided free to campus residents as a convenience of occupancy. All that is necessary to receive the service is a cable ready television set and a coaxial cable to connect the television to the cable outlet in the wall. Pets (except fish), waterbeds, microwaves (except in Guild, Memorial and Wehrenberg Halls), candles and any open heating coil appliances are not permitted. Alcohol, drugs, and firearms are also prohibited. Each hall has kitchen facilities for resident use. Microwaves are available in most floor lounges, but are not allowed in student rooms (except for Guild, Memorial, Kade/Duesenberg German House, and Wehrenberg Halls) because of electrical supply limitations. Since most other appliances are prohibited, students are encouraged to prepare food in the appropriate kitchen located in each residence hall. Guild, Memorial, Kade/Duesenberg German House, and Wehrenberg halls are air conditioned. In addition Compass Pointe Apartments are air conditioned. There is an added cost for rooms in these halls.