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      • 3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediajunior open elective
      • 3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediasenior open elective
      • 3D Modeling, Fabrication and Ceramic Media SENIORS ONLY
      • 3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media JUNIORS ONLY
      • 3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media SOPHOMORES ONLY
      • A Space for Clay at the Brush Creek
      • Advanced 3D Modeling and Ceramic Media
      • Advanced Digital Design andFabrication for the Artist
      • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
      • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
      • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
      • Advanced Open Ceramics Studio
      • Advanced Wheel Throwing
      • Beginning and Advanced Kiln Formed Glass
      • Bowls as Canvas: SeductiveForm and Mythic Surface
      • Ceramics and Materiality: The Artof Storytelling and Communication
      • Ceramics Open Studio
      • Ceramics, Entrepreneurship and the Marketplace
      • Ceramics: Molds, Machines, and the Multiple
      • Clay, Fire, and The Practice of theWild
      • Cultural Collaborations:Jingdezhen, China
      • Cups and Kilns - Kilns and Cups
      • Designing Ceramics for Personal Use: Objects of Purpose
      • Digital Design And Fabrication ForThe Artist
      • Dimensional Mosaics
      • Dreaming in Magyar: Summer Abroadin Hungary
      • Figure Modeling
      • Form Follows Fashion
      • Form Follows Fashion
      • Formed Surface: Mold and Monoprint
      • From the Ground Up:Art in a Changing Ecosphere
      • Fundamentals of Ceramic Art
      • Fundamentals of Figure Sculpting
      • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming
      • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming JUNIORS ONLY
      • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming SENIORS ONLY
      • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Formingsr open elective
      • Fundamentals of Kiln Design
      • Fundamentals of Mold Making
      • Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
      • Hand-building with Clay
      • How Things Work
      • Human Figure/Architectural Format/Mold Technology
      • Intensive Kiln Formed Glass
      • Intensive Kiln Formed Glass 2
      • Introduction to Figure Sculpting
      • Introduction to Glass Casting
      • Intuition, Material, and Memory
      • kitsch-n-ware
      • Making in the Multiple: Technique,Concepts and History
      • Mask/Unmask: Community,Culture, Self
      • Materials Matter--Experimentationwith Ceramics and Mixed Media
      • Mold Making and Casting: TechniquesConcepts and History
      • Monumental Self-portrait: the Head
      • Multiples and Method
      • Multiples and Method
      • Place: Connecting Community Culture and Ceramics
      • Plaster Mold Technology & theHuman Figure
      • Printmaking and Ceramic Form:Collecting Impressions
      • Replication, Molds, and Meaning
      • Senior Exhibition Advanced Prep
      • Special Topics in Ceramics:
      • Special Topics in Ceramics:
      • Studio to Market: A Ceramic Designand Marketing Course
      • The Conversational Dish
      • The Figure in Contemporary Setting
      • Tile
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Ceramics Electives - CERME

  • 3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediajunior open elective
  • 3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediasenior open elective
  • 3D Modeling, Fabrication and Ceramic Media SENIORS ONLY
  • 3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media JUNIORS ONLY
  • 3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media SOPHOMORES ONLY
  • A Space for Clay at the Brush Creek
  • Advanced 3D Modeling and Ceramic Media
  • Advanced Digital Design andFabrication for the Artist
  • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
  • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
  • Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
  • Advanced Open Ceramics Studio
  • Advanced Wheel Throwing
  • Beginning and Advanced Kiln Formed Glass
  • Bowls as Canvas: SeductiveForm and Mythic Surface
  • Ceramics Open Studio
  • Ceramics and Materiality: The Artof Storytelling and Communication
  • Ceramics, Entrepreneurship and the Marketplace
  • Ceramics: Molds, Machines, and the Multiple
  • Clay, Fire, and The Practice of theWild
  • Cultural Collaborations:Jingdezhen, China
  • Cups and Kilns - Kilns and Cups
  • Designing Ceramics for Personal Use: Objects of Purpose
  • Digital Design And Fabrication ForThe Artist
  • Dimensional Mosaics
  • Dreaming in Magyar: Summer Abroadin Hungary
  • Figure Modeling
  • Form Follows Fashion
  • Form Follows Fashion
  • Formed Surface: Mold and Monoprint
  • From the Ground Up:Art in a Changing Ecosphere
  • Fundamentals of Ceramic Art
  • Fundamentals of Figure Sculpting
  • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming
  • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming JUNIORS ONLY
  • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming SENIORS ONLY
  • Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Formingsr open elective
  • Fundamentals of Kiln Design
  • Fundamentals of Mold Making
  • Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
  • Hand-building with Clay
  • How Things Work
  • Human Figure/Architectural Format/Mold Technology
  • Intensive Kiln Formed Glass
  • Intensive Kiln Formed Glass 2
  • Introduction to Figure Sculpting
  • Introduction to Glass Casting
  • Intuition, Material, and Memory
  • Making in the Multiple: Technique,Concepts and History
  • Mask/Unmask: Community,Culture, Self
  • Materials Matter--Experimentationwith Ceramics and Mixed Media
  • Mold Making and Casting: TechniquesConcepts and History
  • Monumental Self-portrait: the Head
  • Multiples and Method
  • Multiples and Method
  • Place: Connecting Community Culture and Ceramics
  • Plaster Mold Technology & theHuman Figure
  • Printmaking and Ceramic Form:Collecting Impressions
  • Replication, Molds, and Meaning
  • Senior Exhibition Advanced Prep
  • Special Topics in Ceramics:
  • Special Topics in Ceramics:
  • Studio to Market: A Ceramic Designand Marketing Course
  • The Conversational Dish
  • The Figure in Contemporary Setting
  • Tile
  • kitsch-n-ware
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