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The minor in Arts Entrepreneurship is offered through the College of the Arts and requires credits including courses through the College of Business. Arts Entrepreneurship is a mindset, a creative way of looking at opportunities, a passion, doing what one loves, a challenge, persistence and operating a business whether one owns it or not. The Arts Entrepreneurship interdisciplinary minor exposes students to that mindset and develops skills that can be applied to creating a new arts enterprise or developing opportunities for the individual artist.

The minor in Art History is comprised of credits including survey courses, plus an additional credits in upper-division art history courses.

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The minor in Accessories offers students an opportunity to focus on the design and production of innovative and unique objects within the studio areas of jewelry/metals/enameling and textiles, leading to the development of functional, decorative and wearable forms.

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The minor in a Studio Art concentration, which includes Ceramics, Drawing, Glass, Jewelry/Metals/Enameling, Painting, Print Media and Photography, Sculpture and Expanded Media and Textiles, requires the student to complete credits in Studio Electives with credits of upper-division courses in their established discipline. 

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The Modeling and Animation minor provides students with an understanding of and skills to create: parametric models, 2D graphics, UV texturing, character and environment modeling, lighting and rendering, as well as animation.

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The Game Design minor is for students who want to learn and enhance their ability to create 2D and 3D games and who want to focus on the modeling and game environment design perspective. Students create 2D and 3D games by learning the essentials of modeling, texturing, lighting, sculpting environments and communicating ideas with other designers.

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