The jewelry and metals curriculum is designed to meet the diverse interests of the students investigating the contemporary field of Fine Arts in metals and jewelry design. By focusing the program toward a spectrum of processes and methodologies associated with the craft, a student experiences numerous projects that deal with form, function, concept and technique. Students are exposed to both traditional and non-traditional processes and materials, including computer-aided design, three dimensional printing and other emerging technologies. The constructions of ideas are carried out through the practice of the projects which include, but are not limited to traditional fabrication, finishing, casting, mold making, forging, forming, enameling, digital modeling, and three-dimensional printing output processes.
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Courtney Starrett                                                                                                                                
202 McLaurin Hall                                                                                                                      
Winthrop University                                                                                                                      
Rock Hill, SC  29733, USA                                                                                                    
Phone: (803) 323-2673                                                                                                            
Email: starrettc@winthrop.edu