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MANAGEMENT
If
you're interested in combining a passion for the arts with business
savvy, consider Sweet Briar's program in arts management.
Among the program's greatest strengths: it provides solid theoretical
knowledge along with practical experience in arts management and
museum studies within the context of a liberal arts education.
Careers in arts management uniquely blend scholarship, leadership,
education of the public, promotion, and development.
The financing, marketing, and management of arts institutions
constitute a vital growth industry. Sweet Briar women bring an
education that positions them to become leaders in the field.
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FACULTY
Rebecca
Massie Lane, Director of College Galleries
Christian
Carr, Assistant Professor of Arts Management
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THE
ARTS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE
Required:
ARMG 105 (4) – The Arts Organization APLOMB: Audience, Program, Leadership,
Outreach, Mission, Balance
ARMG 141 (1) – Arts Management Practicum I
IART 101 (1) – Fine Arts Workshop
Choose 1 of the following courses:
ARMG 341 (3) – Arts Management Practicum III
ARMG 377 (3) – Internship
Choose 1 of the following courses:
ARMG 202 (3) – Curating, Collecting and Connoisseurship: Behind the
Ropes at Sweet Briar Museum
ARMG 204 (3) – The Director of the Arts Organization
ARMG 209 (3) – The Museum, Theory and Practice
And choose 3 (9 semester hours) of the following courses with guidance
from the program director:
ANTH 114 (3) – Introduction to Archaeology
ANTH 115 (3) – Archaeological Field Experience
ANTH 224 (3) – Ethnography
ANTH 281 (3) – Visual Anthropology
ANTH 334 (3) – Gifts and Commodities: The Construction of Value in
Social Life
ARTS 213 (3) – Digital Design I
ARTS 313 (3) – Digital Design II
BIOL 218 (3) – Field Natural History
BUSN 127 (3) – Financial Accounting
BUSN 131 (3) – Fundamentals of Management
BUSN 150 (3) – Fundamentals of Marketing
BUSN 351 (3) – Marketing Research
DANC 341 (3) – Methods of Teaching Creative Movement and Dance
EDUC 107 (3) – Early Childhood Education: Theory and Practice
EDUC 211 (3) – The Exceptional Learner
ENGL 228 (3) – The Art of the Essay
HIST 312 (3) – Virginia: History and Memory
MATH 106 (3) – Statistical Reasoning
PHIL 224 (3) – Ethics: Theories and Application
SOCI 451 (3) – Research Methods
THTR 102 (3) – Public Speaking
THTR 152 (3) – Interpersonal Communication
THTR 202 (3) – Business and Professional Speaking
THTR 350 (3) – Group and Organizational Communication
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