Bethune-Cookman College (School of Arts & Humanities)

Major

Art

A minor in art shall consist of 18 semester hours and a "C" (2.0) average for all classes taken toward the minor must be earned. Any 100 or 200 level art credits earned can be applied to the minor in art. At least 15 semester hours must be taken at Bethune-Cookman College with at least six (6) hours at the junior/senior (300 or 400) levels. In addition to all requirements for the minor program, students must complete all general studies courses which are required by the College. The program is designed to build upon two years of general education and a set of program prerequisites and electives.


Department of Music

The music program at Bethune-Cookman University enjoys a rich tradition immersed in exciting performances, cultural enrichment, and challenging academic study. What began more than one hundred years ago as simple inspirational singing and music-making at Chapel assembly programs has grown into one of the most recognized and most comprehensive music programs in the Southeastern United States.

Today, nearly 600 of B-CU's 3500 students are involved in the music program and there are more than fifteen performing ensembles. The Program is complemented by a strong music technology initiative, which ensures that our students are preparing to meet the challenges of the 21st century workplace.


The department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts

Mission: The department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts recognizes the paramount importance of effective oral, written, and other forms of non-verbal communication in an effort to evolve students into transformative leaders.

Through inquiry, critical thinking, and collaboration, students are provided with the skills necessary for effective cultural and civic engagement as globally focused communicators, performers, and scholars.

The ability to communicate effectively in professional and social environments is fundamental to career success and personal fulfillment. The Bachelor of Arts in speech communication and theatre arts provides formal study of the principles, motivations, contexts, channels, patterns, analysis, and ethics of communication and performance within settings and circumstances inherent in the human experience. To facilitate students' specific career and personal goals, speech communication offers concentrations in general speech communication, speech communication interdisciplinary studies, and theatre arts-performance. These concentrations support interest in such careers as law, counseling, sales, real estate, marketing, teaching, motivational speaking, lobbying, politics, the ministry, employee training as well as acting, directing, producing, and theatre education.

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