Collection: Undergraduate Programs

Have you ever wondered how that Amazon package arrived at your door so quickly? Supply chain management is the process by which organizations get us the products we consume; companies need talented employees with these skills to help optimize their supply chain, and you will learn those abilities within this program.

For dedicated, creative, and willing-to-learn students, this Bachelor of Science degree provides fundamental business theories and practices that are essential for jump-starting any career in business.

Through the K-12 art teacher-licensure program, which is designed to prepare teaching candidates for success in school environments, this bachelor’s degree emphasizes the importance of leadership, development, instructional methods, communication, and collaboration.

Students learn the basics of working with 3D form using materials that are easy to manipulate in their foundations courses, then expand their material knowledge by learning processes which include working in wood, metal, fabric, plastic, clay, and found materials. With access to the on-campus ceramic and sculpture area, students get to practice the theory…

Students with a desire to know the “whys” and “hows” of great art-making will challenge themselves to express ideas and emotions. Through classroom projects, learning from visiting artists and/or internships, students gain the intuitive and visual literacy skills to become independent artists, which can help them continue towards an MFA (Master's of Fine Arts) degree,…

Studio Art majors can explore their ideas and express their interests in creating beauty, meaning, and power through their art. Students gain a better understanding of art history, as well as how to manipulate art and media used by advertisers, designers, and other organizations.

Students in the major earn their teaching licensure: state certifications required by K-12 schools. With a 100% job placement rate, our Bachelor of Music Education graduates are proven to succeed in a competitive job market.

Students in the major receive a well-rounded music theory, history, literature, and performance foundation while honing their chosen music concentration. All incoming majors are required to (1) audition, (2) be tested in ear training and sight singing, (3) sight read, and (4) be interviewed by members of the Music Department.