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Builds on the aesthetic, technical, and conceptual foundation established in VRTS 101C with an emphasis on the human form. The student will aim to develop a knowledge of and a sensitivity to the structure, anatomy, and expressive qualities of the human form in a variety of ways including line, place, value, mass, and shape. Composition will be a consideration at all times. A $20 fee will be assessed for all students in this course to cover the cost live modeling.

Involves further development of skills and concepts covered in VRTS 120C while emphasizing individual expression within the parameters of structured studio projects. This course is intended to advance the student’s understanding of visual organization and design through the development of a personal painting vocabulary.

Helps the student who has basic darkroom and exposure/development skills further their understanding of the principles and techniques of black and white photography. Assignments will focus on both technical and aesthetic concerns. Class topics include still life composition, the use of fiber paper, toning, studio lighting, portraiture, street photography, photojournalism, medium format film, and low light photography. In-class critiques provide feedback on students’ work. Students should expect to provide their own 35mm film camera with full manual controls and be able to independently operate studio lighting equipment. A $20 fee will be assessed for all students in this course to cover the cost and disposal of chemicals used in class.

Students will be asked to develop a body of artwork that reflects a growing understanding of building techniques and surface treatment. The development of personal direction and an individual artistic voice will be stressed. Projects will be concept driven, expecting students to be able to visually and verbally demonstrate the intent of the work. Focused time on the potter’s wheel will open up a new creative tool and begin a dialogue on design and function. Students will have the opportunity to explore work and techniques of contemporary clay artists. A $50 ceramic studio fee will be assessed for all students taking this course.

A capstone experience in which students will create an independent body of work and demonstrate their ability, present it in a professional manner, document the artwork photographically, curate their exhibition, and write their artist statement. The work from the capstone exhibition will be included in the student's program exit portfolio. The student will select a member of the Visual Arts faculty to oversee their capstone progress through weekly scheduled critiques, demonstrations, and discussions. Emphasis will be on the marriage of conceptual content with technical competence in the selected mediums.

NHTI's Communications degree program prepares you to build a successful career in today’s complex, information-based, media-driven culture and allows you to transfer into a bachelor’s degree program in Communications, Media Studies, Journalism, or other related fields. You will gain opportunities to:

• Study communication in everyday relationships, groups, and organizations; students discover how these systems are created, maintained, and improved.
• Learn critical thinking, problem solving, conflict management, and collaborative strategies; students develop leadership, career development, and understanding skills for different situations.
• Develop skills in writing, editing, social media, and analysis; students learn to create and deliver effective messages through written, oral, digital, and broadcast channels.

Do you have questions? The department chair for this program is Alan Lindsay, who can be reached at alindsay@ccsnh.edu.You can also request more info here!

NHTI's English degree program ensures a sound general education in the Humanities and Sciences while allowing you to pursue interests in literature or creative writing. The associate degree can serve as a stepping stone to a 4-year degree in English or related majors. 

This program can be completed entirely online!

Do you have questions? The department chair for this program is Alan Lindsay, who can be reached at alindsay@ccsnh.edu. You can also request more info here!

Note: Ceramics and darkroom-based photography are not available at this time.

NHTI's Visual Arts degree program helps you acquire a thorough knowledge of visual expression and a broad exposure to the history of art in preparation for transfer to four-year colleges and universities and a career in the visual arts. We emphasize visual perception, technical acuity, and artistic philosophy geared toward developing your personal aesthetic. The first-year curriculum provides you with a common foundation in basic artistic techniques; the following year, you focus on advanced studio disciplines and prepare a professional portfolio of your work. The Visual Arts degree program welcomes outside fine arts courses; however, transfers of courses are not automatically accepted without departmental portfolio review and agreement.

To view previous NHTI Senior Capstone work, visit https://www.nhtivarts.com/.

Our Visual Arts professors are professional artists with extensive exhibition records and a wealth of teaching experience. The limited student-to-faculty ratio facilitates a respectful and safe environment to develop inherent abilities. We encourage mentorships, independent study, internships, and exhibition opportunities. You will have the opportunity to exhibit your work at the end of each semester.

Do you have questions? Contact Kiera Reese, program coordinator, at kreese@ccsnh.edu. The department chair for this program is Alan Lindsay, who can be reached at alindsay@ccsnh.edu. You can also request more info here!

Focuses on marketing issues as they relate to sports-related enterprises. A variety of marketing techniques and approaches are analyzed to broaden students' backgrounds in this area and to better allow them to develop effective and comprehensive sports marketing plans.

Our Liberal Arts degree provides you with broad knowledge and exploration in the arts and sciences. It offers maximum choice and flexibility, a wide array of courses, and clear transfer pathways to other programs and four-year schools. This program allows you to create a pathway for following opportunities:

• Transferring to 4-year colleges and universities to complete a bachelor’s degree in a Liberal Arts area
• Acting as a starting point if you haven't selected a major and want to complete general education requirements and an associate degree.
• Accessing prerequisite courses to transfer into NHTI programs such as Engineering Technology, Math, Biology, Health Science, Environmental Science, and Accounting.

This program is available 100% online.

Do you have questions? The department chair for this program is Alan Lindsay, who can be reached at alindsay@ccsnh.edu. You can also request more info here!