+ Jewelry
JE0845
(non-credit)
Meeting five sessions and open to all skill levels, this intensive workshop will emphasize the combination of alternative materials with metal to create a wearable design.
JE0850
(non-credit)
Meeting five sessions and open to all skill levels, this intensive workshop teaches the basic techniques used in fabricating rings.
No sections available this semester
JE0860
(non-credit)
This workshop will cover a variety of finishing styles using hand tools, the flexshaft and the tumbler.
No sections available this semester
JE0865
(non-credit)
Learn to use paints and vitreous enamels to create a colorful piece of your own design!
JE1200
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students develop the basic skills necessary to design and fabricate unique pieces of jewelry.
No sections available this semester
JE1210
(1.5 credits or audit)
Improve on the basics skills learned in JE1200 to develop your personal design vocabulary and broaden your definition of jewelry.
No sections available this semester
JE1225
(0.0 credits or audit)
This class will consist of lectures and image presentations on new directions in displaying jewelry, as well as advanced metalsmithing techniques.
No sections available this semester
JE1230
(1.5 credits or audit)
This course guides students through the specific techniques of incorporating stones and stone setting into jewelry making.
JE1245
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students design and create handmade chains, including jump rings, woven chains, and chains with hollow elements.
No sections available this semester
JE1246
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students learn to fabricate a variety of clasp mechanisms from simple to complex.
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