The BFA in Studio concentration is our professional degree in fine arts that includes tracks in ceramics, painting/drawing, printmaking, sculpture, weaving, and a self-designed track where disciplines can be combined. This 73-hour program emphasizes both concept and application, with a focus on the development of an individual, professional studio practice and/or graduate work, as well as work in a range of fields and industries that make use of critical thinking and artistic skills. 6 Studio Tracks: Ceramics Track, Painting/Drawing Track, Printmaking Track, Sculpture Track, Weaving Track, Multi-Discipline Track. The sculpture curriculum offers an outstanding range of possibilities for learning and fabrication in a variety of media and formats. The program offers traditional techniques in a facility equipped to handle metal fabrication, gas/arc/MIG and TIG welding, wood carving and construction, mold-making and metal casting, ceramic sculpture: computer-aided 3-D modeling and printing, and 4-D media. Intermediate and advanced students are actively involved in contemporary, broad-based studies that include performance, video, mixed-media formats, and public art installation. Advanced courses conclude with emphasis in the development of a personal conceptual language, well supported by technical facility. The sculpture facilities are located on the ground floor of Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center (FAC) with a footprint of over 4000 square feet. The main working studios consist of rooms 171 through 177. These rooms accommodate several common spaces, a foundry, wood and metal fabrication, and facilitates areas for wood carving, installation, video projection, stone carving, critique, wax pattern-making, plaster investment, sand resin bond, ceramic shell, and more.