To be a well-rounded printmaker that can execute printed and book projects with regard to excellence in craft, composition, content and concept that are suitable for publication or Exhibition. (PNCA CLO 1, 2, 7)
Develop and show evidence of process in printmaking, book-making, publications, and the printed multiple. (PNCA CLO 1, 2, 3)
Critically apply, in written and verbal communication, a global perspective of historical, environmental, and social practices surrounding printmaking and book-making. (PNCA CLO 2, 3)
Apply the methods, proper techniques, skill sharing, respect, accountability, safety, and maintenance (while being increasingly more non-toxic and waste-free) to maintain a shared studio environment. (PNCA CLO 1, 2, 3)
Identify and pursue their professional goals, represent themselves and their artwork well and accurately to diverse audiences, and create and maintain a robust network of people within and without the artistic fields that will support their practice and, in turn, they can support. (PNCA CLO 2, 4, 7)
Develop and utilize wide-ranging research practices as an integral part of their artistic practice. To synthesize ideas and interests, be influenced by differing realms, understand that research comes in many forms including both embodied knowledge and academic learning, among many. (PNCA CLO 4, 7)
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