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Arizona
Arizona State University
School of Art, Box
871505, Tempe, AZ 85287
Phone: 602/965-3468
Contact: Dave
Pimentel, Art Department Chair
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects:
Beginning, intermediate, and advanced courses in jewelry and metalworking.
Mohave
Community College, Kingman Campus
1971 Jagerson,
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone:
602/757-4331, Fax: 602/757-0836
Contact: Dr. Roger
L. Johnson, Director of Admissions and Records
Programs:
Associate's degree, certification, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry design, making, manufacturing arts, repair, and
technology; lapidary, silversmithing, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Northern
Arizona University
School of Art &
Design, PO Box 6020, Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Phone: 602/523-2823
Contact: Joe Cornett
Programs: BFA
degree, seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
graphic design, jewelry design, making, manufacturing arts, repair,
and technology; lapidary, metalworking, silversmithing, stone
setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Yavapai College
1100 East Sheldon,
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: 520/445-7300
Richard Marcusen, Professor
Programs:
Associate degree, Continuing Education, workshops, and seminars.
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry design, jewelry manufacturing arts, jewelry repair, lapidary,
machine tooling, metalworking; mold making, plating, silversmithing,
stone setting, tool making, wax carving.
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California
Academy of Art College
Department of Fine
Arts, Sculpture Center, 410 Bush St., San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone:
415/274-8683 or 800/544-ARTS, Fax: 415/546-9737
Contact: Charlene
Modena, Professor
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, independent study for seniors, seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry making and design, metalworking,
plating-electroforming, product design, silversmithing, stone
setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
California
College of Arts & Crafts
5212 Broadway,
Oakland, CA 94618
Phone:
800/447-1ART, Fax: 510/547-5379
Contact: Marilyn
da Silva
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Jewelry
making and design, metalworking.
California
State University, Fullerton
Department of Art,
Fullerton, CA 92634
Phone: 714773-3471
Contact: Al Ching
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Casting,
graphic design, jewelry making and design, silversmithing.
California
State University/Long Beach
Department of Art,
1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840
Phone: 310/985-7909
Dieter
Muller-Stach, Professor
Humboldt State
University Web
site
Art Department,
One Harpst St., Arcata, CA 95521
Phone:
707/826-4107, Fax: 707/826-3628
Contact: Prof.
David LaPlantz
Programs: BFA
degree, seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Aluminum
anodizing, casting, jewelry making and design, metalsmithing,
silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling,
and working.
Long Beach City College
4901 E. Carson
St., Long Beach, CA 90808
Phone:
310/420-4318, Fax: 310/420-4118
Contact: Prof.
Marcia Lewis
Programs:
Associate degree.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry making and design, lapidary, metalworking, mold
making, silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving,
modeling, and working.
Revere Academy
of Jewelry Arts
Web site
760 Market St.,
San Francisco, CA 94102
415/391-4179, Fax:415/391-7570
Offers California
State Approved Graduate Jeweler and Jewelry Technician Diplomas
San Diege
Community College District
Mesa College, 7250
Mesa College Dr., San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: 619/584-6500
Prof. Correen Kaufman
Programs:
Associate degree.
Subjects: Jewelry
making and design.
San Diego State University
School of Art,
Design & Art History, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego, CA 92182
Phone:
619/594-6511, Fax: 619/594-1217
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects:
Enameling, graphic design, jewelry making and design, metalworking, silversmithing.
San Francisco
State University
Department of Art,
1600 Holloway Ave., San Francisco, CA 94618
Phone: 415/338-2176
Dawn Nakanishi, Professor
San Jose State University
Department of Art,
1 Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192
Phone: 408/277-2542
Rand Schiltz, Professor
Santa Rosa
Junior College
Art Department,
1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, Ca 95401
Phone:
707/527-4999 ext. 5141
Instructor: Linda Weiss
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Colorado
Colorado State University
Department of Art,
Visual Arts Building, Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: 970/491-6774
Prof. Nilda G.
Getty, Metalsmithing Coordinator
Programs: Graduate
and bachelor degree programs in art, workshops and seminars.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry design, jewlery technology, metalworking,
silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax modeling.
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Delaware
University of Delaware
Department of Art,
54-56 Delaware Ave., Recitation Hall, 103, Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 302/831-2244
Contact: Anne
Graham, Department Secretary
Programs: BFA
degree with concentration in fine arts, some night classes.
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry manufacturing arts, stone setting.
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Florida
University of
South Florida
Department of Art,
4202 Fowler Ave., Tampa, FL 33620
Phone: 813/974-2360
Ernest Cox, Professor
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Georgia
Georgia State Univerity
College of Art and
Design, University Plaza, Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404/651-2257
Contact: Prof.
Richard Mafong
Programs: BFA and
MFA in jewelry design and metalsmithing, some continuing education.
University of Georgia
Department of Art,
114 Academic Building, Athens, GA 30602
Phone: 404/542-2112
Gary Noffke, Professor
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Idaho
Boise State University
1910 University
Drive, Boise, ID 83725
Phone: 208/426-3269
Contact:
J.D.Douglass E-Mail: ddouglas@email.boisestate.edu
Programs: BFA, MFA
Subjects:
Fabrication, Forging, Casting, Enameling, Stonesetting, Tool Making,
Jewelry Design and Making, Smithing, Die Forming, Lathe work,
Blacksmithing, Sculptural Form, Patination, etc.
Idaho State
Fifth and Dillon
Streets, PO Box 8004, Pocatello, ID 83209
Phone: 208/236-2484
Contact: Prof.
Gail Dial, Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry design, jewelry making, plating, silversmithing,
stone setting, tool making, wax modeling.
University of Idaho
Department of Art,
College of Art & Architecture, Moscow, ID 83843
Phone: 208/885-6272
Nelson Curtis, Professor
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Illinois
Gem City College
700 State St.,
Quincy, IL 62301
Phone:
217/222-0391, Fax: 217/222-1557
Contact: Allen J.
Linkey, Director-School of Horology
Programs:
Associate degree, diploma, home study in hand engraving (includes
stone setting only) and watch repair, residency program.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, hand engraving, horology, jewelry design, making,
manufacturing arts, repair, and technology; metalworking, mold
making, plating, sand blast etching, silversmithing, stone setting,
tool making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Comments:
Associate degree in jewelry store management also offered. Includes
business subjects such as accounting, business law, and management
combined with horology and jewelry courses.
Illinois State
University Web
site
Department of Art,
Normal, IL 61761
Phone: 309/438-5621
Dennis French, Professor
Northern
Illinois University
School of Art, 402
Jack Arends Hall, DeKalb, IL 60015
Phone: 815/753-1473
Contact: Jamie
Obermeier, Chairman, Jewelry and Metalsmithing
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects:
Aanodizing, casting, electroplating, electroforming, enameling,
etching, jewelry design, jewelry making, metalworking, moldmaking,
silversmithing, stone setting, wax modeling.
Parkland College
School of Fine and
Applied Arts, 2400 West Bradley, Champaign, IL 61821
Phone: 217/351-2200
Programs: BFA degree.
Subjects:
Metalworking and jewelry making.
Southern
Illinois University Carbondale Web
site
School of Art &
Design, Mail Code 4301, 1100 South Normal Ave., Carbondale, IL 62901
Phone: 618/453-4315
Contact: Harris
Deller, Director
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry design, jewelry making, jewelry technology,
machine tooling, metalworking, mold making, plating, product design,
silversmithing, stone setting, toolmaking, wax modeling.
Southern
Illinois University Edwardville
Department of Art,
Edwardville, IL 62026
Phone: 618/692-3071
Paulette Myers, Professor
University of Illinois
School of Art &
Design, 408 E. Peabody Dr., Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: 217/333-0855
Alan Mette, Professor
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Indiana
Ball State University
Art Department,
Muncie, IN 47306
Phone: 317/285-5838
Contact: Prof. Pat Nelson
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, evening classes.
Subjects: Metalworking.
Indiana State University
Department of Art,
Fine Arts Bldg., Room 108, Terre Haute, IN 47809
Phone: 812/237-3697
Robert Montgomery, Professor
Indiana University/Bloomington
Henry Radford Hope
School of Fine Arts, Bloomington, IN 47405
Phone: 812/855-7766
Contact: Prof.
Randy Long, Jewelry Department
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects:
Metalsmithing, jewelry design.
Purdue University
Dept. of Visual
& Perferforming Arts, CA #1, W. Lafayette, IN 47907
Phone: 317/494-3067
Myra
Mimlitch-Gray, Professor
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Iowa
Drake University
Department of Art,
25th St. at University Ave., Des Moines, IA 50311
Phone: 515/271-2863
Ignatius
Widiapradja, Professor
University of
Iowa Web
site
School of Art &
History, Iowa City, IA 52242
Phone: 319/335-1793
Chunghi Choo, Professor
University of
Northern Iowa
Art Department,
Kamerick Art Bldg., Room 135, Cedar Falls, IA 50614
Phone: 319/273-2077
Yuen Kee-Ho, Professor
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Kansas
Emporia State University
1200 Commercial,
Box 4015, Emporia, KS 66801
Phone 316/343-1200
Programs: BFA degree.
Subjects: Metalworking
Kansas State University
Dept. of Art,
Willard Hall, Room 322, Manhattan, KS 66506
Phone: 913/532-1752
Contact: Prof.
Elliot Pujol
Programs:
Bachelor's and graduate degrees, seminars, workshops, summer or
intersession weekend or week long courses.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, fabrication, graphic design, jewelry design, making, and
technology; lapidary, metalworking, mold making, product design,
silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving.
Pittsburgh
State University
1701 S. Broadway,
Pittsburgh, KS 66762
Phone:
316/235-4302, Fax: 316/232-7515
Contact: Prof.
Marjorie Schick
Programs: BFA, MFA
and other degree programs.
Subjects: Jewelry
design & metalsmithing.
University of Kansas
300 Art/Design
Building, Lawrence, KS 66046
Phone:
913/864-4401, Fax: 913/864-4404
Contact: Joseph
Zeller, Design Dept. Chair
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, seminars, workshops, visiting artists, Spencer Art Museum Exhibitions.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, graphic design, jewelry making and design, machine tool,
metalworking, mold making, plating, product design, silversmithing,
stone setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling, working.
Comments: Offers a
broad range of undergraduate metalworking and design courses,
directed towards a finished portfolio.
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Maine
Maine College
of Art
97 Spring St.,
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: 207/775-3052
Contact: Grace Paine
Programs: BFA
degree, short intensive courses.
Subjects: Jewelry,
metalsmithing and other related topics.
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Maryland
Towson State Univesity
Department of Fine
Arts, Towson, MD 21204
Phone 410/830-2808
John Fix, Professor
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts
College of Art
621 Huntington
Ave., Boston, MA 02115
617/232-1555
Joe Wood, Professor
School of the
Museum of Fine Arts Web
site
230 The Fenway,
Boston, MA 02115
Phone:
617/369-3626, Fax: 617/424-6271
Contact: Patricia
Barsoumian, Associate Dean of Admissions
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, certification, continuing education, summer programs.
Subjects: Bead
stringing, casting, enameling, graphic design, jewelry design,
making, and technology; lapidary, metalworking, silversmithing, stone
setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
University of Masachusetts/Dartmouth
Department of
Design, 1213 Purchase St., New Bedford, MA 02740
508/999-8920
Susan Hamlet, Professor
Worcester
Center for Crafts, Professional Crafts Study Program Web
site
25 Sagamore Road,
Worcester, MA 01605
Phone:
508/753-8183, Fax: 508/797-5626
Contact: Linda
Seebauer Hansen, Metals Dept. Head
Programs:
Full-time, part-time and open enrollment classes in professional
program. Center also offers workshops, seminars, adult education
classes, children's classes. Subjects: Bead stringing, casting,
enameling, jewelry design, making, manufacturing arts, and repair;
metalworking, mold making, product design, silversmithing, stone
setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
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Michigan
Center for
Creative Studies
College of Art
& Design, Craft Department, 201 E. Kirby, Detroit, MI 48202
Phone:
313/872-3188 ext. 201 or 202, 800/952-ARTS, Fax: 313/872-8377
Contact: Tom
Madden, Metal & Jewelry Section Chair
Programs: BFA
degree, continuing education, lectures, visiting artist slide
presentations, workshops.
Subjects:
Alternative materials, blacksmithing, casting, enameling, graphic
design, holloware, jewelry making and design, mecnanical concepts,
metalworking, mold making, plating, product design, silversmithing,
stone setting, surface embellishment, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Cranbrook
Academy of Art
PO Box 801, 1221
N. Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303
Phone:
810/645-3300, Fax: 810/646-0046
Contact: Gary Griffin
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Casting,
blacksmithing, machine tool, metalworking, silversmithing, tool making.
Eastern
Michigan University Web
site
Department of Art,
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 734/487-1268
Gretchen
Otto, Professor
BFA and MFA
degrees in jewelry and silversmithing.
Northern
Michigan University Web
site
Department of Art,
Marquette, MI 49885
Phone: 906/227-2194
Dale Wedig, Professor
Programs: BFA degree
Subjects:
Metalsmithing, blacksmithing, jewelry design, sculpture, casting, enameling.
Siena Heights
University Web
site
Visual and
Performing Arts and Education Division, Art Department
1247 E. Siena
Heights Drive, Adrian, MI 49221
Phone:
517/265-7865 Fax: 517/264-7739 E-mail: jwitters@sienahts.edu
Prof. John D.
Wittersheim, Head of Metalsmithing
Programs: BFA
degree, continuing education.
Subjects: Jewelry
fabrication and casting, blacksmithing, raising and forging, media
experimentation, machine shop applications, spinning, welding.
University of Michigan
School of Art,
2000 Bonisteel Blvd., 2055 Art & Architecture Building, Ann
Arbor, MI 48109
Phone:
313/764-0397, Fax: 313/936-0469
Contact: Prof.
Gene Pijanowski
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
graphic design, jewelry making and design, metalworking, mold making,
silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling,
and working.
Wayne State University
Department of Art,
Detroit, MI 48202
Phone: 313/577-2980
J.J. Masuda, Professor
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Technical College
1415 Hennepin Ave.
S., Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone:
612/341-7000 , Fax: 612/359-1357
Contact: Todd
Hawkinson, Dept. Chief
Programs:
Associate degree, certification, diploma, continuing education,
seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Art show
preparation, casting, diamond setting, enameling, fabricating,
gemology, hand engraving, jewelry making, manufacturing arts, repair,
and technology; lapidary, machine engraving, mold making, plating,
product design, retail sales training, stamping, stone setting, tool
making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Comments: Night
and weekend classes available. The college also has a job partnership
program with Jostens Design and Tooling Division in Burnsville, MN.
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Missouri
University of Missouri
Department of Art,
A-216 Fine Arts Center, Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 314/882-3555
Robert Pringle, Professor
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Montana
Montana State University
School of Art,
Haynes Hall, Bozeman, MT 59717
Phone: 406/994-4501
Contact: Prof.
Richard Helzer
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, graphic design, jewelry making, mold and tool making,
silversmithing, stone setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
University of Montana
Department of Art,
FA-305, Missoula, MT 59812
Phone: 406/243-4181
Marilyn Bruya, Professor
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New
Jersey
New Jersey City University
2039 Kennedy
Blvd., Jersey City, NJ 07305
Phone: 201/200-3214
Contact: Kenneth
C. MacBain
Programs: BA, BFA,
MA, and MFA degrees, continuing education.
Subjects: Jewelry
design and manufacturing arts, enameling, lapidary, metalsmithing,
and other related topics.
Rowan College
of New Jersey
201 Mullica Hill
Rd., Glassboro, NJ 08028
Phone: 609/256-4524
Contact: John Gilliam
Programs: BA, BFA
degrees, intensive one-week courses.
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry desing and manufacturing arts, metalsmithing.
Note: Formerly
Glassboro State College.
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New
Mexico
New Mexico
State University
Dept. of
Art-Williams Hall, Box 30001, Dept. 3572, Las Cruces, NM 88003
Phone:
505/646-1705, Fax: 505/646-5010
Contact: Prof.
Julia Barello
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry making and design, metalworking, mold making,
plating, silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving,
modeling, and working.
University of
New Mexico
Department of Art,
Albuquerque, NM 87131
Phone: 505/277-5861
Constance DeJong, Professor
Small scale metal
casting and construction including ferrous and non ferrous
technologies are integrated into the sculpture program. Wearable and
non wearable works are encouraged equally.
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New
York
Fashion
Institute of Technology
227 W. 27th St.,
New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212/760-7826
Contact: Anthony
Lent, Jewelry Dept. Chair
Programs:
Associate degree, continuing education, seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
gemology, graphic design, jewelry design, history, making,
manufacturing arts, repair, and technology; metalworking, mold
making, plating, product design, silversmithing, stone setting, tool
making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Comments: Offers a
one year program for students with a BFA or a visiting program for
junior year students in New York. The students receive the same AAS
degree as the two year student upon completion of all requirements in
their home school.
Hofstra University
Department of Art,
1000 Fulton Ave., Hempstead, NY 11550
Phone: 516/463-6700
Normunds Treijs, Professor
Nazareth College
4245 E. Ave.,
Rochester, NY 14618
Phone:
716/586-2525, Fax: 716/586-4252
Contact: Prof.
Lynn Duggan
Programs: BFA
degree, continuing education.
Subjects: Casting,
graphic design, jewelry making and design, metalworking,
silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling,
and working.
Comments: The
above subjects are not separate courses, but are integrated in the
Studio Art Jewelry/Metalsmithing sequence.
Parsons School
of Design
66 Fifth Ave., New
York, NY 10011
Phone:
212/229-5601, Fax: 212/929-2456
Contact: Lisa
Gralnick, Metals Program Coordinator
Programs: BFA,
Associate degrees, certification, continuing education.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, fashion jewelry, jewelry making and design, stone setting,
wax carving, modeling, and working; rendering, metalworking.
Pratt Institute
Graduate Fine Arts
Department, 103 Higgins Hall, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Phone: 718/636-3634
Axel Sand, Professor
Rochester
Institute of Technology
School for
American Crafts, 73 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623
Phone: 716/475-5778
Contact: Steve
Loar, Chair
Programs: BFA ,
MFA degrees, MST studio program.
Subjects: Metal
crafts and jewelry, metalworking.
SUNY/Brockport
Department of Art,
Tower Fine Arts Building, Brockport, NY 14420a
Phone: 716/395-2209
Thomas Markusen, Professor
SUNY/Geneso
Jewelry &
Design Department, Geneseo, NY 14454
Phone: 716/245-5814
Programs: Degree
programs, evening/continuing eduaction.
Subjects: Metalworking.
SUNY/New Paltz
75 S. Manheim
Blvd., New Paltz, NY 12561
Phone:
914/257-3830, Fax: 914/257-3859
Contact: Jamie
Bennett, Jewelry & Metalsmithing
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Metalworking.
Syracuse University
Jewelry & Art
Department, Comm-Art Building, Syracuse, NY 13210
Phone: 315/443-2507
Contact: Michael Jerry
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects: Metalsmithing.
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North
Carolina
East Carolina University
School of Art,
Greenville, NC 27858
Phone: 919/757-6665
John Satterfield, Professor
Haywood
Community College
Freedlander Dr.,
Clyde, NC 28721
Phone:
704/627-4674, Fax: 704/627-3606
Contact: Arch
Gregory, Professor
Programs:
Associate degree.
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry design, making, and technology; mold making, silversmithing,
stone setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Note: Enameling,
jewelry repair, and lapidary offered as electives.
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North
Dakota
University of
North Dakota
Department of
Visual Arts, Box 7099, UND Station, Grand Forks, ND 58202
Phone: 701/777-2257
Ellen Auyong, Professor
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Ohio
Bowling Green
State University
Fine Arts Center,
Bowling Green, OH 43403
Phone: 419/372-8529
Thomas Muir, Professor
Cleveland
Institute of Art
11141 East Blvd.,
University Circle, Cleveland, OH 44106
Phone: 800/223-4700
Programs: BFA in
metals or enameling.
Subjects: Aluminum
anodizing, casting, chasing, die forming, electroforming, jewelry
design and making, jewelry art history, inlay, machining,
metalsmithing, mold making, repoussÄ, silversmithing, stone
setting, wax carving, enameling.
Kent State University
School of Art,
Kent, OH 44242
Phone:
216/672-2910, Fax: 216/672-4729
Contact: Prof.
Kathleen Browne
Programs: Various
degree programs, 2-week summer program offered every other year.
Subjects:
Enameling, jewelry, metals and other related topics.
Miami University
Department of Art,
124 Art Building, Oxford, OH 45056
Phone:
513/529-2900 or 513/529-6010
Contact: Susan
Ewing, Metals Dept. Chair
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, Accredited certification.
Subjects: Jewelry
design and manufacturing.
University of Akron
School of Art,
Folk Hall, Akron, OH 44325
Phone: 216/972-5964
Christina DePaul, Professor
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University/Okmulgee
Jewelry
Technology, 1801 E. Fourth St., Okmulgee, OK 74447
Phone:
918/756-6211 or 800/722-4471, Fax: 918/756-1315
Contact: Steven
Sherrill, Professor
Programs:
Associate degree, continuing education.
Subjects: Casting,
horology, jewelry design, making, repair, and technology; mold
making, plating, silversmithing, stone setting, tool making, watch making.
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Oregon
Oregon College
of Art & Craft
8245 SW Barnes
Rd., Portland, OR 97225
Phone:
503/297-5544, Fax: 503/297-9651
Contact: Christine
Clarke, Metals Dept. Head
Programs: BFA
degree, certification, evening/continuing education, intensive
courses over a one week period.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, holloware, jewelry design, metalsmithing, product design,
stone setting, and other related topics.
University of Oregon
Department of Fine
& Applied Arts, Eugene, OR 97403
Phone: 503/686-3610
Kate Wagle, Professor
Western Oregon
State College
Jewelry & Art
Department, Campbell Hall, Monmouth, OR 97361
Phone: 503/ 838-8000
Programs: BFA
degree, seminars.
Subjects: Jewelry
design and metalsmithing.
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Pennsylvania
Beaver College
Department of Art,
Church Easton Roads, Glenside, PA 19038
Phone: 215/572-2910
Holly Goekler, Professor
Edinboro University
Department of Art,
13 Loveland Hall, Edinboro, PA 16444
Phone: 814/732-2908
Sue Amendolara, Professor
Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Art
Metals Department,
Sprowls Hall #302
Indiana, PA 15705
412/357-2530
Lynda LaRoche, Professor
Marywood College
Department of Art,
2300 Adams Ave., Scranton, PA 18509
Phone: 717/348-6234
Robert Griffith, Professor
Millersville
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Art,
Millersville, PA 17551
Phone: 717/872-3298
Brigid O'Hanrahan, Professor
Moore College
of Art
Jewelry & Art
Department, 20th & Pky., Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215/568-4515
Programs: Degree
programs (1-4 years), evening/continuing education, intensive courses
over a one week period.
Subjects: Metalsmithing.
Pennsylvania
State University
School of Visual
Arts, 102 Visual Arts Building, University Park, PA 16802
Phone: 814/865-0444
Albert Anderson, Professor
Seton Hill College
Department of Art,
Greensburg, PA 15601
Phone: 724/834-2200
Joseph Filkosky, Professor
Temple
University Web
site
Tyler School of
Art, Beech & Penrose Ave., Elkins Park, PA 19027
Phone:
215/782-2863, Fax: 215/782-2799
Contact: Prof.
Stanley Lechtzin
Programs: Degree
programs (1-4 years), evening/continuing education, intensive courses
over a one week period.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, jewelry design and manufacturing arts, lapidary, stone
setting, computer aided design & manufacturing, and other related topics.
Comments: Faculty
stresses traditional techniques and materials in relation to their
historical significance. Advanced courses encourage the use of new
technologies in the field.
University of
the Arts
Philadelphia
College of Arts & Design, 320 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215/875-1050
Contact: Rod
McCormick, Crafts Chairperson
Programs: BFA
degree, certification, continuing education, graduate degree (MFA), post-baccalaureate
studio program, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
electroforming, enameling, jewelry design, making, manufacturing
arts, rendering, and technology; lapidary, machine tool,
metalworking, mold making, product design, silversmithing, stone
setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
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Rhode
Island
Rhode Island College
Department of Art,
600 Mount Pleasant Ave., Providence, RI 02908
Phone:
401/456-8054, Fax: 401/456-8379
Contact: Prof.
Curtis K. LaFollette
Programs: BFA degree.
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry making and design, metalworking, mold making, silversmithing,
tool making, wax carving, model making: wax & white metal; design
for mass production.
Rhode Island
School of Design Web
site
2 College St.,
Providence, RI 02903
Phone:
401/454-6200, Fax: 401/454-6218
Contact: Louis
Meuller, Department Head-Light Metals
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, continuing education, workshops.
Subjects: Jewelry
design, metalsmithing, and technology.
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South
Carolina
University of
South Carolina
Department of Art,
Columbia, SC 29208
Phone: 803/777-6438
Harold Woody, Professor
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Tennessee
East Tennessee
State University
Department of Art
and Design, PO Box 70708, Johnson City, TN 37614
Phone: 423/929-4247
Contact: David G.
Logan, Art Department Chairperson
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees, academic credit offered for workshops taken at the Penland
Craft School in Penland, NC.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, graphic design, jewelry design, making, and repair;
lapidary, metalworking, mold making, photography of
jewelry/metalwork, plating, product design, silversmithing, stone
setting, tool making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
Comment: Small
business administration program available through the College of Business.
Memphis College
of Art
Overton Park,
Memphis, TN 38112
Phone: 901/726-4085
Richard Prillaman, Professor
Memphis State University
Department of Art,
Jones Hall 201, Memphis, TN 38152
Phone: 901/454-2216
Pam Hasseler, Professor
Middle
Tennessee State University
PO Box 25,
Murfreesboro, TN 37132
Phone: 615/898-2011
Contact: Klaus Kallenberger
Programs: BFA degree.
Subjects: Jewelry
I, II, and III including casting, cabochon, fabrication and
goldsmithing; advanced jewelry courses including introduction to
enameling, lapidary, and silversmithing.
TTU Appalachian
Center for Crafts
1560 Craft Center
Dr., Smithville, TN 37166
Phone:
615/597-6801, Fax: 615/597-6803
Contact: Robert
Coogan, Department Head-Metals
Programs: BFA
degree, certification, workshops.
Subjects:
Blacksmithing, casting, enameling, jewelry design, making,
manufacturing arts and technology, metalworking, silversmithing, tool
making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
The University
of Tennessee
Department of Art,
1715 Volunteer Blvd., Knoxville, TN 37996
Phone: 615/974-3407
Michael Tomlinson, Professor
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Texas
Sam Houston
State University
Department of Art,
PO Box 2089, Huntsville, TX 77341
Phone: 409/294-1315
Jimmy H. Barker, Professor
Stephen F.
Austin State University
Department of Art,
13001, S.F.A.S.U., Necogdoches, TX 75962
Phone: 409/568-4183
Jim Snyder, Professor
Texas A&M-Commerce(Formerly
East Texas State)
Department of Art,
TAMU-Commerce, E. Texas Station, Commerce, TX 75429
Phone: 903/886-5208
Jim Allumbaugh, Professor
Texas Institute
of Jewelry Technology
A Division of
Paris Junior College, 2400 Clarksville St., Paris, TX 75460
Phone: Admissions
800/232-5804; J. Waters 903/784-9377, Fax: 903/784-9386
Contact: Jerry
Waters, Division Chairperson
Programs:
Associate degree, certification, continuing education.
Subjects: Casting,
gemology, horology, jewelry making, repair, and technology;
metalworking, mold making, stone setting, wax carving, modeling and working.
The Texas
School of Earth Sciences Web
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Silversmithing
Department, 1408 Gibbons Rd., PO Box 986, Arlington, Texas
817/277-2286
Sam Howeth, Professor
Texas Tech University
Department of Art,
PO Box 4720, Lubbock, TX 79409
Phone: 806/742-3825
Robley Glover, Professor
Texas Woman's University
Visual Arts, PO
Box 22995, TWA Station, Denton, TX 76204
Phone: 817/898-2530
A.E. Green, Professor
University of Houston
Department of Art,
4800 Calhoun 129 East, Houston, TX 77004
Phone: 713/749-2321
Val Link, Professor
University of
North Texas
School of Visual
Arts, PO Box 5098, Denton, TX 76203
Phone: 817/565-2855
Harlan Butt, Professor
University of
Texas at Austin
Department of Art,
23 St. & San Jacinto, Austin, TX 78712
Phone: 512/471-3365
Thelma Coles, Professor
University of
Texas at El Paso
Department of Art,
El Paso, TX 79968
Phone: 915/747-5181
Rachelle Thiewes, Professor
West Texas A&M(Formerly
West Texas State)
Department of Art,
WT Station, PO Box 207 Canyon, TX 79016
Phone: 806/656-2291
Darold Smith, Professor
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Virginia
Old Dominion University
Art Department,
Visual Arts Bld.
Norfolk, VA 23529
Phone: 757/683-4047
Contact: Dianne
deBeixedon, Professor
Programs: BFA, MFA
in Visual Studies
Subjects: Casting,
jewelry design, metalworking, silversmithing, stone setting, tool
making, wax carving
Virginia
Commonwealth University
School of the
Arts, 325 N. Harrison St., Richmond, VA 23284
Phone: 804/828-2787
Nancy K. Thompson, Professor
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Washington
Highline
Community College
2400 S. 240th St.,
PO Box 9800, Des Moines, WA 98198
Phone:
206/878-3710 ext. 3213 or 3341
Programs:
Associate degree, certification, continuing education, seminars, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
gemology, jewelry design, manufacturing, repair, and technology; mold
making, stone cutting and setting, wax carving, modeling, and working.
North Seattle
Community College
9600 College Way
N., Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: 206/526-3600
Programs:
Associate degree, continuing education, workshops.
Subjects: Casting,
enameling, horology, jewelry design, making, repair, and technology;
lapidary, metalworking, mold making, patina work, stone setting, tool
making, wax carving, modeling, and working.
University of Washington
School of Art,
Seattle, WA 98195
Phone:
206/543-0970 for graduate programs; 206/543-0646 for undergraduate programs.
Contact: Mary Hu
or Pat Doherty for graduate programs; Judi Clark for undergraduate programs.
Programs: BFA, MFA
degrees in metals and jewelry.
Subjects:
Blacksmithing, casting, enameling, jewelry making and design,
lapidary, metalworking, silversmithing, stone setting, tool making,
and wax carving, modeling, and working.
Washington
State University
Fine Arts
Department, Fine Arts Center, Pullman, WA 99164
Phone: 509/335-8686
Jerry Leisure, Professor
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Wisconsin
University of
Wisconsin/Eau Claire
Department of Art,
112 Schofield Hall, Eau Claire, WI 54701
University of Wisconsin/Madison
Department of Art,
6241 Humanities Bldg., 455 N. Park St., Madison, WI 53706
Phone: 608/262-1660
Contact: Prof.
Fred Fenster
Programs: BFA, MFA degrees.
Subjects:
Holloware, introduction to jewelry and metalsmithing, pewter.
University of Wisconsin/Oshkosh
Art Department,
800 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901
Phone: 920/
424-1349, Fax: 920/424 -1738z
Contact: Prof.
Andrew Redington
University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee
Department of Art,
2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI 53201
Phone: 414/229-4200
Michael Lacktman, Professor
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