Announcement
Secondary Emphasis in Art History
From History and Art History Department
In art history classes you look at images and talk about the stories behind them. It's fun! Learning the stories about the art, culture, and people of the past helps us make sense of history and leads to a better understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Honing your close-looking skills, developing your critical, analytical and creative thinking skills and improving your written and oral communication skills will benefit you no matter your POE.
To get a secondary emphasis, all you need to do is take five art history courses! It's as easy as that. Some of the courses are offerend online over Winter and Summer sessions and all art history courses fall under one of the following General Education categories: Self and World/Global Engagement; Self and World/US Experience; Ways of Knowing/Humanistic Thought.
The list of courses you can choose from can be found via the link below, or contact Dr. Streb at streb@juniata.edu for more information.
https://www.juniata.edu/academics/museum-studies/art-history-secondary-emphasis.php
Image credit: Pablo Picasso, The Guitarist, 1910, oil on canvas, 100 x 73 cm (Centre Pompidou, Paris); photo by Steven Zucker, Smarthistory.
Posted by Jennifer L Streb. Please contact the original poster with comments or questions.