The first course in a two-part practicum experience, this class offers students an opportunity to help run the community access television station that operates out of CELEB.

This introductory course serves many purposes, including providing students with an understanding of the process of human communication in public situations.

Basic techniques of reportage, from researching to writing to editing. Emphasis on writing for newspapers, though other print and broadcast media also will be examined.

A survey of writing modes associated with print journalism, with primary emphasis on magazine feature writing.

This course will challenge the participants to research and address user’s goals, thus affording the opportunity for the users to interact in the easiest and most effective way possible.

This studio course introduces the basic concepts, techniques, and processes of design and drawing.

This introductory course comprises two integrated components: the development of music theory skills alongside the conceptual investigation of sound and music.

How do social lives and musical cultures interrelate, and how have genres emerged over time? In this class, students answer these questions by using rap/hip-hop as a semester-long case study

Students receive individual instruction with a qualified instructor. Thirteen 40-minute lessons or equivalent per semester. Open to all students, from beginning to advanced skills.

Exploring the work of filmmakers from around the globe, this introductory-level course examines the formal elements of filmmaking as well as the various forces—political, technological, cultural, and economic—that give rise to specific kinds of cinematic art.

From its inception in the late 1890s, film has been conceptualized as an audio-visual medium. This course addresses cinema’s quintessentially audio-visual nature, focusing specifically on film sound and music.

This course explores the craft of narrative fiction filmmaking. Through a series of technical exercises and creative assignments, students cultivate their skills as writers and directors, and develop the skills required to plan and execute a film project through various stages of production.