Arts Management and Arts Entrepreneurship

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Professor Alex Turrini, Division Chair 

Professor: Zannie Giraud Voss
Assistant Professor: Kathleen Gallagher
Professor of Practice: Jim Hart
Adjunct Professor: Zenetta Drew, Jill Robinson
Adjunct Lecturers: Janet Clarkson Davis, Maureen Mixtacki, Andrea Perez, Jennifer Schuder

General Information

The Division of Arts Management and Arts Entrepreneurship offers two undergraduate minors. The minor in arts entrepreneurship provides an overview of how to develop and launch a new arts venture, either for-profit or nonprofit. The minor in arts management provides an overview of how professional arts organizations are managed, with an emphasis on understanding the practical issues facing today’s arts manager. Students may declare both a minor in arts entrepreneurship and a minor in arts management by completing all requirements for each minor, but no single course may count for elective credit toward each minor. A minor in both Arts Management and Arts Entrepreneurship requires 15 credits in the core AMAE classes and 12 credit hours of electives for a total of 27 credit hours.

Programs

• Arts Entrepreneurship Minor
• Arts Management Minor

Courses

• AMAE 3301 - Introduction to Arts Management
• AMAE 3305 - Budgeting and Financial Literacy in the Arts
• AMAE 3322 - Marketing the Arts
• AMAE 3370 - Entrepreneurship and the Hero Adventure
• AMAE 3387 - Creative Entrepreneurship and Attracting Capital
• AMAE 4315 - Directed Studies in Arts Management
• AMAE 4321 - Law and the Arts
• AMAE 4326 - Cultural Policy
• AMAE 4375 - Social Entrepreneurship: Creating a Movement and Innovating Through Social Good
• AMAE 4377 - Accelerating a Startup: Going From Idea to Implementation
• AMAE 4385 - Negotiation Skills
• AMAE 4390 - Developing Creative Strategies: Planning for Success

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