Personal Enrichment   

Extreme Drum Set Camp Summer 2025 August 4-8, 12pm-4pm

Bldg: Wallenstien Theater (1100 Building)

Description: Learn to play drum set like a boss at this weeklong Extreme Drum Set Camp. At this event, you will learn drum grooves, fills, tips, and tricks to improve your drumming. During the camp, you will play in a massive drum set circle where you will learn each skill and technique through hands-on drumming activities. You will need drumsticks, drum set (optional), and a desire to groove.

3D Foundations Spring 2025 (No Credit)  FEE: $90 Class/$10 Online Fee

Bldg: 1900 Fine Arts, 1911

Description: An introduction to the study of three-dimensional design explored through text and various media in sculpture.

Class co-enrolled with: ART 103

REQUIRED: Ability to use CANVAS, an online learning tool, on a PC, tablet, or phone. Ability to download freeware onto device. If you are new to online learning, please CLICK HERE for instructions on the use of CANVAS and other helpful information and links. 

Please note, this is a co-enrolled class. Community Education students in co-enrolled classes will be expected to attend and participate in classes regularly, but examinations and assignments are not required and are at the instructor's discretion. Classes may be rigorous and will have students from multiple sections. You will not receive a grade or earn college credit as a Community Education student.  

Ceramics I Spring 2025 (No Credit)  FEE: $90 Class/$10 Online Fee

Bldg: 1900 Fine Arts, 1908

Description: Experiments and design in clay applied to pottery and sculpture. Work in various hand construction methods, glazing and kiln firing.

Class co-enrolled with: ART 121

REQUIRED: Ability to use CANVAS, an online learning tool, on a PC, tablet, or phone. Ability to download freeware onto device. If you are new to online learning, please CLICK HERE for instructions on the use of CANVAS and other helpful information and links.   

Please note, this is a co-enrolled class. Community Education students in co-enrolled classes will be expected to attend and participate in classes regularly, but examinations and assignments are not required and are at the instructor's discretion. Classes may be rigorous and will have students from multiple sections. You will not receive a grade or earn college credit as a Community Education student.  

Oil Painting I Spring 2025 (No Credit)  Fee: $209 Class/$10 Online Fee

Bldg: 1900 Fine Arts, 1907

Description: Introduction to the materials and techniques of oil painting. Painting from still-life and nature as well as creative composition.

Class co-enrolled with: ART 231

REQUIRED: Ability to use CANVAS, an online learning tool, on a PC, tablet, or phone. Ability to download freeware onto device. If you are new to online learning, please CLICK HERE for instructions on the use of CANVAS and other helpful information and links. 

Please note, this is a co-enrolled class. Community Education students in co-enrolled classes will be expected to attend and participate in classes regularly, but examinations and assignments are not required and are at the instructor's discretion. Classes may be rigorous and will have students from multiple sections. You will not receive a grade or earn college credit as a Community Education student.  

Percussion Ensemble Spring 2025 (No Credit)  FEE: $57 Class/$10 Online Fee

Bldg: 1100 Wallenstein, 1103

Description: This ensemble rehearses, studies, and performs percussion music suitable for performance and/or competition. Scheduled performances and rehearsals are required. Prerequisite: Instructor permission. Auditions may be required.

Class Co-Enrolled With: MUSC 260

REQUIRED: Ability to use CANVAS, an online learning tool, on a PC, tablet, or phone. Ability to download freeware onto device. If you are new to online learning, please CLICK HERE for instructions on the use of CANVAS and other helpful information and links. 

Please note, this is a co-enrolled class. Community Education students in co-enrolled classes will be expected to attend and participate in classes regularly, but examinations and assignments are not required and are at the instructor's discretion. Classes may be rigorous and will have students from multiple sections. You will not receive a grade or earn college credit as a Community Education student.