Graduate Student, Andrew Hansen at the Louvre in Paris, France
Student, Dan Humphrey and a PowerCorp learner have a discussion about their artwork
Dayna Kreider at her student teaching site, Columbus Intermediate School in Bedford, Ohio.
Kristin Mohan points something out to a PowerCorp learner
Students of a travel/study group in Florence, Italy
Art Education
Art Education Mission
The Kent State University art education program is student-centered using theme-based and issues-based approaches. Critical inquiry and response is promoted through making connections between studio practices, art history and aesthetics to intercultural themes and interdisciplinary instruction.Core Values
The art education faculty at Kent State University value:
- Graduating high quality art educators that teach art with a focus on relevancy, diversity, and inclusion.
- All forms of visual creative expression in art, to include fine arts, design, crafts, folk/outsider arts, visual culture, visual communication, and digital media.
- Research that addresses social responsibility, economic growth, and educational environments in a global society.
- Brain-based and problem-based pedagogy.
