Kent State Graduate Wins National Teaching Prize

Kent graduate Jason Werstler wins national teaching prize

Jason Werstler, a 2001 Kent State University graduate who majored in education, is one of 25 teachers across the nation who were recently recognized for teaching excellence. Werstler teaches construction at Massillon Washington High School in Massillon, Ohio.  He was selected as one of the top 25 out of more than 1,000 applications for the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools award, which celebrates skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools. Washington High School received $35,000, and Werstler received $15,000 for his work with students. Werstler, who also holds a master’s d...

Art History - M.A.

The Master of Arts degree in Art History offers a range of perspectives on art, theory and cultural production across historical periods, geographic regions and significant movements. When specializing in one area for the thesis, students may choose to focus in periods and genres related to faculty research and expertise.

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Admissions

For more information about graduate admissions, visit the graduate admission website. For more information on international admissions, visit the international admission website.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
Minimum 2.750 undergraduate GPA on a 4.000-point scale
Official transcript(s)
Curriculum vitae
Goal statement (approximately 250 words) indicating the proposed area of specialization within the art history curriculum
Three letters of recommendation from persons who are in the proposed area of study or a closely related field
English language proficiency - all international students must provide proof of English language proficiency (unless they meet specific exceptions to waive) by earning one of the following:¹
- Minimum 79 TOEFL iBT score
- Minimum 6.5 IELTS score
- Minimum 58 PTE score
- Minimum 110 DET score

¹: International applicants who do not meet the above test scores will not be considered for admission.

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester
- Application deadline: February 1

Applications submitted by this deadline will receive the strongest consideration for admission.

Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will be able to:

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of art from a range of historic and cultural traditions.
Observe, describe and interpret art objects, events and concepts within their cultural context.
Engage with a variety of methodologies and theories relevant to different fields of art history.
Demonstrate an advanced level of written and oral analysis.
Demonstrate advanced research skills and knowledge in a particular artist, collection, period or movement through the thesis.
Access and utilize relevant primary and secondary source material in diverse formats, including digital technology.
Become engaged citizens of a global community and recognize the role of art and cultural production as they foster communities, reflect identities and understand social systems.

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Code	Title	Credit Hours
Major Requirements
ARTH 52001	ART HISTORY METHODOLOGIES	3
ARTH 62091	ART HISTORY SEMINAR (repeated each semester)	12
Art History (ARTH) Graduate Electives		11
Culminating Requirement
ART 67199	M.A.THESIS I ¹	6
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		32

¹: The thesis is a significant project or body of work done independently of other coursework. Students are expected to demonstrate the ability to conduct research or produce a significant, original project in a discriminating and disciplined manner. The thesis topic should be one that will further the student’s knowledge and ability in the specialty by demonstrating skill as a researcher or studio artist. The outcome should be an effort that serves as a foundation for the pursuit of independent work when the graduate program is completed. At this stage, students are expected to work in close consultation with their thesis advisor.

Graduation Requirements

Graduation Requirements Summary
Minimum Major GPA	Minimum Overall GPA
-	3.000

A reading knowledge of a language other than English is required.
Successful completion of the Candidacy Review Examination is a requirement in every School of Art graduate program. In the Art History major, the examination is given in the third semester of full-time coursework. Successful completion of the examination designates the student as a candidate for the degree.

No more than one-half of a graduate student’s coursework may be taken in 50000-level courses.
Grades below C are not counted toward completion of requirements for the degree.

Program Delivery

Delivery:
- In person
Location:
- Kent Campus

Accreditation for Art History - M.A.

Accreditation

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)

Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Art History - M.A.

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faster than the average

8,100

number of jobs

$56,760

potential earnings

Curators

12.6%

much faster than the average

14,500

number of jobs

$56,990

potential earnings

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Studio Art - M.A.

The Master of Arts degree in Studio Art serves students wishing to develop a robust studio practice in a supportive and diverse community of makers. Students enter the program through a particular discipline and can work with a variety of studio art faculty. Students may use the degree to develop an individual voice within their studio practice and as an avenue for promotion or advancement within an existing career.

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Admissions

For more information about graduate admissions, visit the graduate admission website. For more information on international admissions, visit the international admission website.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
Minimum 2.750 undergraduate GPA on a 4.000-point scale
Official transcript(s)
Curriculum vitae that includes exhibitions and relevant experience
Goal statement (250-500 words) indicating applicant's reasons for applying and the motivations for pursuing the degree in the proposed area of specialization
Artist statement (250-500 words) that describes the major themes in the applicant's work, how the applicant formalizes those themes and the concepts and artists that influence the applicant
Portfolio of 20 images with title, medium, dimensions and date
Three letters of recommendation from persons who are in the proposed area of study or a closely related field
English language proficiency - all international students must provide proof of English language proficiency (unless they meet specific exceptions to waive) by earning one of the following:¹
- Minimum 79 TOEFL iBT score
- Minimum 6.5 IELTS score
- Minimum 58 PTE score
- Minimum 110 DET score

¹: International applicants who do not meet the above test scores will not be considered for admission.

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester
- Application deadline: February 1

All application materials (including applicable fee, transcripts, recommendation letters, etc.) submitted by this deadline will receive the strongest consideration for admission.

Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will be able to:

Create and publicly present a self-directed body of work.
Develop a studio practice that synthesizes form, media and meaning.
Engage with interdisciplinary research within contemporary art and supporting fields.
Articulate verbally and in written form critical analyses of contemporary art as it relates to form and meaning in their work and the work of others.
Situate their work within the context of the field and the public.
Build a strong portfolio to enhance opportunities for further education and/or career and entrepreneurial options.

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Code	Title	Credit Hours
Major Requirements
Art History (ARTH) Graduate Electives (50000 or 60000 level)		6
Major Graduate Electives (50000 or 60000 level) ¹		18
Culminating Requirement
ART 67199	M.A.THESIS I ²	6
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		30

¹: After completing 16 credit hours of coursework, students present a body of current art work to a committee of three to five faculty members for review and discussion. Students may take major electives through cross-discipline, seminar-style courses, graduate studio, travel study and/or independent study. Maximum 6 credit hours of travel study courses and maximum 20 credit hours of graduate studio courses may be applied toward the M.A. degree.
²: Students' thesis may comprise an installation or a series of collective works, in addition to a written thesis. The written thesis must document and substantiate the visual works through historical context, process or other theoretical premises. Students must present an oral defense of the works to a committee of three to five faculty members, in addition to mounting the installation and preparing the written thesis.

Graduation Requirements

Graduation Requirements Summary
Minimum Major GPA	Minimum Overall GPA
-	3.000

No more than one-half of a graduate student’s coursework may be taken in 50000-level courses.
Grades below C are not counted toward completion of requirements for the degree.

Program Delivery

Delivery:
- In person
Location:
- Kent Campus

Accreditation for Studio Art - M.A.

Accreditation

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)

Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Studio Art - M.A.

Artists and related workers, all other

-0.2%

little or no change

13,100

number of jobs

$65,800

potential earnings

Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators

1.0%

slower than the average

28,300

number of jobs

$52,340

potential earnings

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Updated COVID-19 booster shots are now available at the DeWeese Health Center on the Kent State University Kent Campus. Lisa Dannemiller, M.D., chief university physician, said the boosters have only been in stock for two days, and there already has been great interest from faculty and staff in receiving the shot. She would like to see more students sign up for the booster to keep virus levels low on campus.  DeWeese is stocking the Moderna brand booster.  Among the earliest recipients of the booster was Phil Soencksen, a senior writer in the Division of University Commu...

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Studio Art - M.F.A.

Unleash your creativity with the M.F.A. in Studio Art. Our program prepares you for a career as an independent visual artist and educator by cultivating and refining your skills in a successful studio practice. You have opportunities to engage in intense personal investigations, develop a strong aesthetic and conceptual understanding, attend seminars and travel. With concentrations ranging from ceramics to glass to textiles, Kent State's M.F.A. provides the perfect springboard to take your career to the next level.

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The Master of Fine Art degree in Studio Art is designed to prepare students for careers as independent visual arts through the cultivation and refinement of a successful studio practice. The program emphasizes intensive personal investigation and the development of strong aesthetic and conceptual understanding. In addition to time in their own studio, students have opportunities to enhance existing skills and knowledge by observing undergraduate class demonstrations and critiques.

The M.F.A. is the terminal degree in the studio arts and is a requirement for those who intend to teach visual arts in higher education.

The Studio Art major comprises the following concentrations:

The Ceramics concentration offers an intense focus on artistic development. Through mentorship and a broad spectrum of course offerings, students work closely with faculty advisors to find their own voice as artists. Studio practice is supplemented with art history seminars, visiting artist lectures, summer workshops and travel study programs to New York City, culminating in a solo M.F.A. thesis exhibition.
The Drawing concentration draws upon contemporary practices and discourse in the field to prepare students for a life in the arts. Students are encouraged to work across disciplines and techniques in order to develop a body of work that reflects their independent investigations in drawing. Studio practice is supplemented with art history seminars, visiting artist lectures, summer workshops and travel study programs to New York City, culminating in a solo M.F.A. thesis exhibition.
The Glass concentration is based on the belief that successful creative work results from spending time with one’s ideas and receiving constructive and supportive criticism from faculty and peers. The concentration aims to create an atmosphere where students pursue ideas and engage in an extended scholarly dialogue. While building on the legacy of the American Studio Glass Movement, students are fostered to be leaders in redefining the future of studio glassmaking.
The Jewelry, Metals and Enameling concentration allows students to build individual research strategies for developing a coherent and distinctive body of work. Investigations of inter-media and interdisciplinary relationships are part of the curricular focus. Students are expected to be conscious of and involved in contemporary practices, discourse and trends, nationally and globally, among the field and within the larger arts/crafts/design movements. In addition to time in their own studio, students have opportunities to enhance existing skills and knowledge by observing undergraduate class demonstrations and critiques. Students are encouraged to use both traditional and contemporary studio practices while having access to an array of metalsmithing equipment, enameling kilns and a digital fabrication laboratory.
The Painting concentration draws upon contemporary practices and discourse in the field to prepare students for a life in the arts. Students are encouraged to work across disciplines and techniques in order to develop a body of work that reflects their independent investigations in painting. Studio practice is supplemented with art history seminars, visiting artist lectures, summer workshops and travel study programs to New York City, culminating in a solo M.F.A. thesis exhibition.
The Print Media and Photography concentration aims to strengthen students’ personal vision through emphasis on the conceptual aspects of the printmaking and photography disciplines. Students have access to studios for lithography, etching, relief, silkscreen and digital media, in addition to a darkroom, press room and digital fabrication laboratory. Enrollment is deliberately kept small enough to make possible the faculty mentor/student relationship.
The Sculpture and Expanded Media concentration encourages proficiency in foundational methods of making-modeling, carving and assembly. The concentration is a springboard for students to learn how to communicate ideas through sculptural works. Although sculpture classes are rooted in the history of object-making, new forms of sculptural practice (installation, time-based practice, sound and kinetic works) are all part of a comprehensive three-dimensional program.
The Textiles concentration positions textile-making firmly within the contemporary art landscape while encouraging a transdisciplinary approach to studio practice. Students work closely with faculty mentors to nurture their artistic voice and draw upon the significant resources of the textiles program. Individual-making is contextualized by engaging the histories, political meanings and social themes embedded in the discipline alongside the broader art historical canon. The program integrates studio activity, art historical research, summer workshops, travel study to New York City and the culminating M.F.A. thesis exhibition as a means of guiding emerging artists toward an active, public, evolving and sustainable art practice.

Admissions for Studio Art - M.F.A.

Admissions

For more information about graduate admissions, visit the graduate admission website. For more information on international admissions, visit the international admission website.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
Minimum 2.750 undergraduate GPA on a 4.000-point scale
Official transcript(s)
Curriculum vitae that includes exhibitions and relevant experience
Goal statement (250-500 words) indicating applicant's reasons for applying and the motivations for pursuing the degree in the proposed area of specialization
Artist statement (250-500 words) that describes the major themes in the applicant's work, how the applicant formalizes those themes and the concepts and artists that influence the applicant
Portfolio of 20 images with title, medium, dimensions and date
Three letters of recommendation from persons who are in the proposed area of study or a closely related field.
English language proficiency - all international students must provide proof of English language proficiency (unless they meet specific exceptions to waive) by earning one of the following:¹
- Minimum 79 TOEFL iBT score
- Minimum 6.5 IELTS score
- Minimum 58 PTE score
- Minimum 110 DET score

¹: International applicants who do not meet the above test scores will not be considered for admission.

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester
- Application deadline: February 1

All application materials (including applicable fee, transcripts, recommendation letters, etc.) submitted by this deadline will receive the strongest consideration for admission.

Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will be able to:

Create and publicly present a self-directed and significant body of work.
Develop an in-depth studio practice that synthesizes form, media and meaning.
Engage with interdisciplinary research within contemporary art and supporting fields.
Articulate verbally and in written form critical analyses of contemporary art as it relates to form and meaning in their work and the work of others.
Situate their work within the context of the field and the public.
Engage in professional practices as an artist.

Coursework

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Graduation Requirements

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Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Major Requirements
ARTS 64000	GRADUATE SEMINAR I: STUDIO ART	3
Art History (ARTH) Graduate (50000 or 60000 level) Electives		9
Studio Art (ARTS) Graduate (50000 or 60000 level) Electives ¹		9
Graduate General Electives (50000 or 60000 level) ²		6
Culminating Requirement
ART 69199	M.F.A. THESIS I ³	6
Concentration Requirements
Choose from the following:		27
Ceramics
Drawing
Glass
Jewelry, Metals and Enameling
Painting
Print Media and Photography
Sculpture and Expanded Media
Textiles
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		60

¹: Students may take studio art electives through graduate studio, cross-discipline, seminar-style courses, travel study and/or independent study both within and outside of their declared concentration.
²: General electives may be taken outside the School of Art.
³: Students' thesis may comprise an installation or a series of collective works, in addition to a written thesis. The written thesis must document and substantiate the visual works through historical context, process or other theoretical premises. Students must present an oral defense of the works to a faculty committee, in addition to mounting the installation and preparing the written thesis.

Ceramics Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 65400	GRADUATE STUDIO: CERAMICS I
ARTS 65401	GRADUATE STUDIO: CERAMICS II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: ARTS 55090 may be used to fulfill concentration electives with approval from a faculty or academic advisor. Maximum 6 credit hours may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Drawing Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 64060	GRADUATE STUDIO: DRAWING AND PAINTING I
ARTS 64061	GRADUATE STUDIO: DRAWING AND PAINTING II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: ARTS 55090 may be used to fulfill concentration electives with approval from a faculty or academic advisor. Maximum 6 credit hours may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Glass Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 65600	GRADUATE STUDIO: GLASS I
ARTS 65601	GRADUATE STUDIO: GLASS II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: ARTS 55090 may be used to fulfill concentration electives with approval from a faculty or academic advisor. Maximum 6 credit hours may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Jewelry, Metals and Enameling Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 55705	CAD FOR JEWELRY
ARTS 55708	BODY ORNAMENTATION
ARTS 65700	GRADUATE STUDIO: JEWELRY, METALS, ENAMELING I
ARTS 65701	GRADUATE STUDIO: JEWELRY, METALS, ENAMELING II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: ARTS 55090 may be used to fulfill concentration electives with approval from a faculty or academic advisor. Maximum 6 credit hours may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Painting Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 64060	GRADUATE STUDIO: DRAWING AND PAINTING I
ARTS 64061	GRADUATE STUDIO: DRAWING AND PAINTING II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: Maximum 6 credit hours of ARTS 55090 may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Print Media and Photography Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 54045	ART OF THE BOOK
ARTS 54046	PAPERMAKING
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 64040	GRADUATE STUDIO: PRINT MEDIA AND PHOTOGRAPHY I
ARTS 64041	GRADUATE STUDIO: PRINT MEDIA AND PHOTOGRAPHY II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: Maximum 6 credit hours of ARTS 55090 may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Sculpture and Expanded Media Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 64050	GRADUATE STUDIO: SCULPTURE AND EXPANDED MEDIA I
ARTS 64051	GRADUATE STUDIO: SCULPTURE AND EXPANDED MEDIA II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: Maximum 6 credit hours of ARTS 55090 may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.

Textiles Concentration Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Concentration Requirements
Concentration Electives, choose from the following:		27
ARTS 55080	KENT BLOSSOM ART
ARTS 55090	STUDY AWAY: STUDIO ART ¹
ARTS 55095	STUDIO ART: SPECIAL TOPICS
ARTS 55300	JACQUARD: DIGITAL WEAVING ²
ARTS 55308	TEXTILE ARTS AND GENDER
ARTS 55314	PRACTICES IN WEAVING: TAPESTRY ³
ARTS 55351	PRACTICES IN WEAVING: LOOM-THINKING ⁴
ARTS 65300	GRADUATE STUDIO: TEXTILES I
ARTS 65301	GRADUATE STUDIO: TEXTILES II
Minimum Total Credit Hours:		27

¹: ARTS 55090 may be used to fulfill concentration electives with approval from a faculty or academic advisor. Maximum 6 credit hours may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.
²: Maximum 6 credit hours of ARTS 55300 may be applied toward concentration requirements.
³: Maximum 9 credit hours of ARTS 55314 may be applied toward concentration requirements.
⁴: Maximum 9 credit hours of ARTS 55351 may be applied toward concentration requirements.

Graduation Requirements

Graduation Requirements Summary
Minimum Major GPA	Minimum Overall GPA
-	3.000

Maximum 6 credit hours of travel study courses may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree.
Maximum 42 credit hours of graduate studio courses may be applied toward the M.F.A. degree from the studio arts electives, general electives and concentration electives.

No more than one-half of a graduate student’s coursework may be taken in 50000-level courses.
Grades below C are not counted toward completion of requirements for the degree.

Program Delivery

Delivery:
- In person
Location:
- Kent Campus

Accreditation for Studio Art - M.F.A.

Accreditation

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)

Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Studio Art - M.F.A.

Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary

5.6%

faster than the average

116,300

number of jobs

$69,690

potential earnings

Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators

1.0%

slower than the average

28,300

number of jobs

$52,340

potential earnings

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Ceramics Concentration Requirements

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Jewelry, Metals and Enameling Concentration Requirements

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