Competition for admission is rigorous. Every
effort is made each year to select a class of
considerable diversity, from functional potters
to object makers, from vessel makers to those
working with mixed-media installation. The MFA faculty consider the mastery of conceptual and technical skills to be essential. Additionally, a national and international cultural awareness, along with a knowledge of history, are expected. Students work closely with individual faculty members on a day-to-day basis, developing a body of work which is presented in a final MFA exhibition. Expectations are high. Encouragement, support and challenge are the foundations of a MFA program which requires specific course work, as well as an attitude of openness and willingness to risk. After graduation, the lines of communication remain intact. Graduates can expect to receive continuing career assistance.
The Ceramic Art program has six
full-time faculty: Anne Currier, Andrea Gill,
John Gill, Linda Sikora, Wayne Higby, and Walter
McConnell.
Take
a look at the work of our past graduates.
For an application, contact:
Graduate Admissions
Alumni Hall, One Saxon Drive
Alfred, NY 14806
607.871.2115
800.541.9229
For specific questions, contact:
Linda White
Graduate Program Coordinator
607-871-2442