Art
Navarro College has many options for the student who chooses to study art. Each course is taught by qualified and experienced professional artists and educators.
Students are exposed to a variety of new artistic influences, including an exchange exhibit that showcases faculty work from partner schools. Art students are also invited to take field trips at least once a semester to museums in either Dallas or Fort Worth.
Navarro College offers students required foundation courses and interesting fine arts electives, including painting, photography and ceramics. Students learn about professional mounting of shows and portfolio preparation, and are encouraged to display their work in Caston Hall.
Navarro College’s Art Club is active throughout the year and includes efforts to raise money for future scholarship awards. Everyone in art is welcomed to join.
World-class museum facilities are located on the campus of Navarro College-Corsicana. Navarro College boasts access to the Pearce Western Art Collection located in the Cook Education Center along with their Artist in Residence Programs.
Look to Navarro College for hands-on experience, a foundation in critical thinking and skills to succeed at a senior college or university. The Associate of Arts degree in Art also serves as a transfer curriculum for students who plan to pursue additional degrees in art at after completing their studies at Navarro College.
CAREER DESTINATION MAP
Visual Arts, Associate of Arts
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
MARKETABLE SKILLS
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TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES
University of North Texas
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Texas Women’s University
