Minor in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy
CONTACT:
Joel Dodson
dodsonj2@southernct.edu
Michael Skinner
skinnerm2@southernct.edu
19 Credits Required
Core Requirements (7 Credits)
Select one option from the following choices:
Option 1:
AAC 200 – Topics in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy (3 cr.)
AAC 497 – Internship in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy (4 cr.)
Option 2:
AAC 200 – Topics in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy (3 cr.)
AAC 490 – Capstone Project in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy (3 cr.)
AAC 497 – Internship in Arts Administration and Cultural Advocacy (1 cr.)
Areas of Professional Focus (6 Credits)
Select one course from each of the following areas:
Arts and Cultural Administration
AAC 210 – Fundamentals of Arts Marketing
AAC 280 – Writing for Non-Profit Organizations
AAC 317 – Nonprofit Development: Communication and Planning
AAC 370 – Public and NonProfit Administration
AAC 465 – Entrepreneurship for Musicians
Additional Professional Skills
AAC 210 – Fundamentals of Arts Marketing
AAC 280 – Writing for Non-Profit Organizations
AAC 317 – Nonprofit Development: Communication and Planning
AAC 370 – Public and NonProfit Administration
AAC 465 – Entrepreneurship for Musicians
ACC 200 – Principles of Financial Accounting
CMS 261 – Managing Social Media
JRN 230 – Fundamentals of Public Relations
MGT 285 – Management and Organization
MKT 200 – Principles of Marketing
REC 363 – Event Management
REC 390 – Grant Writing
THR 460 – Theater Management
Knowledge of Artistic Practice (6 Credits)
Select one course from each of the following areas:
Applied Skills in the Arts
AAC 280 – Writing for Non-Profit Organizations
ART 114 – Digital Foundations for Art & Design
ART 215 – Principles of Graphic Design
CMS 336 – Writing Copy for Integrated Media
ENG 318 – Writing for the Web
HIS 259 – Digital New Haven
HIS 480 – Seminar in Oral History
JRN 305 – Precision Editing
MUS 428 – Electronic Music
THR 415 – The Critical Eye
Arts and Cultural Knowledge
ART 215 – Principles of Graphic Design
ART 216 – Typography
ART 264 – Introduction to Digital Photography
ART 300 – History of Modern Art
ART 301 – History of Italian Renaissance Art
ART 302 – History of Art of the United States
ART 303 – History of the Art of East Asia
ART 306 – History of Medieval Art
ART 307 – History of Baroque Art
ART 311 – History of Chinese Art
ART 315 – Advanced Problems in Design
ART 317 – History of Women and Art
ART 322 – History of Northern Renaissance Art
ART 400 – History of Architecture
ART 429 – History of Dutch Art in the Age of Rembrandt
ENG 201 – Intro to Creative Writing
ENG 202 – Intro to Poetry Writing
ENG 203 – Intro to Fiction Writing
ENG 342 – Shakespeare I
ENG 343 – Shakespeare II
ENG 367 – Modern Comedy
ENG 371 – Literature into Film
ENG 423 – Contemporary African-American Novelists
ENG 424 – The Harlem Renaissance
ENG 447 – American Drama
ENG 462 – Gay and Lesbian Film and Literature
ENG 463 – 20th Century American Novel
ENG 465 – Postcolonial Literature
HIS 200 – The Historian's Craft
HIS 259 – Digital New Haven Project
HIS 262 – Connecticut
HIS 315 – American Roots
HIS 349 – Dress in Recent U.S. History: Lives and Times of Ten Iconic Fashions
HIS 480 – Seminar in Oral History
LIT 406 – Classical Drama
LIT 431 – Contemporary Drama: Brecht to Present
MUS 210 – Music History I
MUS 211 – Music History II
MUS 300 – Beethoven and Revolution
MUS 301 – American Music
MUS 303 – In Search of Mozart
MUS 311 – Jazz History
MUS 314 – Music of the Jewish People
MUS 315 – Jazz History since 1945
MUS 428 – Electronic Music
MUS 429 – Producing Music for Visual Media
MUS 430 – Advanced Audio Recording
THR 122 – Professional Voice and Diction
THR 131 – Principles of Theatrical Design
THR 211 – History of Theatre 1
THR 212 – History of Theatre 2
THR 220 – Acting: Advanced Scene Study
THR 223 – Historic Dance for Actors
THR 240 – Play Analysis and Dramaturgy
THR 315 –The American Musical
THR 415 –The Critical Eye
THR 460 – Theater Management