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Honors: Art
Herberger College School of Art Honors Experience
The School of Art offers special programming for Barrett Honors College students majoring in studio art, art education, museum studies and art history. The university’s Barrett Honors College is one of the nation’s highest ranking honors college. The advantages of simultaneous enrollment in the Herberger College of the Arts and the ASU Barrett Honors College are:
- Priority registration for classes.
- Honors courses taught by the most dedicated and talented instructors and, very often, transdisciplinary in nature.
- Eligibility for exclusive scholarship opportunities.
- Unique and challenging internships with public art museums, art commissions and select private art galleries.
- One-person BFA honors exhibit for studio art majors in one of school’s several gallery spaces.
- Easier entrance into highly respected graduate programs.
For a complete description of the mission, scope, requirements and opportunities of the ASU Barrett Honors College, visit honors.asu.edu.
Admission to School of Art Honors Program
To be accepted into the ASU Barrett Honors College, you should make an appointment with the Herberger College School of Art faculty honors advisor, Professor Anthony Lacy Gully, 480.965.4588.
The advisor assists you in selecting courses linked to your interests and in selecting a faculty honors mentor, a guide as you work to complete your specific academic/studio majors.
In the first term of upper-division standing, you meet with the faculty honors advisor to establish an honors thesis/exhibition committee.