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Welcome to Fine Arts
 Studies
in the Fine Arts are rooted in an interdisciplinary approach.
A companion to the Liberal Arts concept, this philosophy suggests
that a student who possesses a broader experience with and
gains a greater understanding of the various creative processes
in the arts, will become a more sensitive, expressive and
effective artist. Therefore, Lake Erie College has abandoned
the traditional "major" in the individual arts disciplines
in favor of the more appropriate "concentration"
within the Fine Arts major. All academic tracks require students
to explore at least two other art disciplines besides that
of their concentration.
What is special about the Fine Arts major?
- No auditions required for acceptance into the Fine
Arts Program
- Small classes
- Highly-acclaimed fine arts facilities and performance
venues; dance studio, art gallery and theatre
- Individualized attention, instruction, and academic
planning
- Notable faculty, active in the professional arts community
- Opportunities for personal creative expression
- Opportunities for significant experience in numerous
other art disciplines
- Considerable scholarship availability
- Private studios for Fine Arts majors
Career Opportunities
- Graduate work (M.A., M.F.A.)
- Private studio instruction
- Professional performing arts companies (dance, music,
and theatre touring ensembles)
- Technical and art design (commercial art, dance, theatre)
- Free-lance creative/performance work
Campus Facilities
- C.K. Rickel Theatre
- B.K. Smith Art Gallery
- Morley Music Hall
- Dance Studio
- Amphitheatre
- Art Studio
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