Pottery

This program is designed to provide skills in ceramic design and production. Students are prepared for positions within associated industries, including tourism, or with the entrepreneurial skills needed to establish their own self-supporting business in this niche industry.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Small Studio Operator
Sales of work at craft shows, galleries, festivals, etc.
Recreating artifacts
Archeology
Artist/Designer
Teaching

Students complete 19 credit hours for the Career Studies Certificate in Pottery.

Pottery Classes and Workshops

ARS 417-54 (April 26-May 24): Ceramic Glaze Techniques* (Cost: $89)

ARTS 1505-51: *Open Pottery Studio* (Cost: $89)

ARTS 333-54 (March 22-April 19): Introduction to Hand-Building Pottery (Cost: $89)

ARTS 357-54 (Jan 12-Feb 9): Pottery I (Cost: $89)

ARTS 359-54 (Feb 16-March 15): Wheel Thrown Pottery (Cost: $89)

ARTS 417-54 (Nov 10-Dec 15): Ceramic Glaze Techniques (Cost: $89)