Program Review Art

Mission Statement

The Westmont Art Department educates students and our larger community about the power and value of the visual arts in our world through physical, critical, and spiritual engagement with the creative process and its results.

Program Learning Outcomes

The links below lead to information about the department's most recent assessment of student learning relative to our program learning outcomes.

As a result of what they have learned in their art program, graduates will be able to do the following:

• Core Practices: Students will demonstrate independent, creative exploration in various media and in the history and theory of the visual arts.
• Core Sensibilities: Students will demonstrate a critical appreciation of the roles that artists and their art have played, and continue to play, in our world, and a discerning grasp of the contours of our current art world.

Program Review Resources

Curriculum Map
A curriculum map is a visual representation of the structure of program curriculum. The map charts program courses, syllabi, and assessments as they relate to the intended program learning outcomes. In other words, a curriculum map is the intellectual linkage that presents twenty plus courses as a story of learning.

Multi-year Assessment Plan
A multi-year assessment plan shows what program learning outcomes will be assessed in what years.

Annual and Six-Year Reports
2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 (Six-Year)