In the School of Art, the programs (or divisions of study) are Art Education, Art History and Criticism, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, or Sculpture. Each division has a faculty member that specializes in specific techniques, contemporary ideas and philosophies. In addition, each division has a primary faculty member that is publicly active through exhibitions and publications in their field of research.  The School of Art strongly supports cross-media and multidisciplinary education, research and studio work. The School of Art provides in-depth instruction in the concepts and processes involved in the making of visual art.

All courses are taught by practicing artists. A lively Visiting Artists Program and special educational opportunities enhance the learning environment. A typical class size of 18 students and a full range of facilities result in quality, individualized instruction.