Why study Integrative Arts?
Integrative Arts allows students to design their own multi-disciplinary major using the spectrum of courses offered at Abington. Integrative Arts appeals to self-motivated students who want to direct their own educational plan.
Design a major that will help you achieve specialized training for a career of your choosing. Students formulate a theme they wish to explore by integrating one or more areas of the arts or art history with a cluster of courses from any other discipline (business, science, psychology, humanities, etc.).
Penn State Abington Performing Arts News
John Pachence, Program Coordinator for Performing Arts, at the helm of the legendary Trident A Range console at Cherokee Studios in Hollywood, California. Abington students enrolled in the Music Performance & Entrepreneurship curriculum receive the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to work in state-of-the-art studios like this.
Penn State Abington's undergraduate program provided the experiences I needed to feel grounded and connected to learning and career paths. In my Integrative Arts degree I was able to explore and blend my love of literature, writing, and studio art in a way that let me learn and tell my story. Opportunities to test out my varied interests and skills through coursework, independent studies, and community outreach programs gave me a solid foundation for my career in art education.
As an artist I am still exploring themes of nature and family history I started investigating as an undergraduate student. As an art educator I try to build strong relationships with my students in the same way I felt nurtured and supported by the faculty at Penn State Abington.
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