ccs continuing education catalog - summer 2009

professional development • precollege • non-credit • youth

summer 2009

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Located in Detroit’s Cultural Center, the College for Creative Studies is a recognized leader in art and design education and prepares students to enter the new, global economy where creativity shapes better communities and societies. The College offers Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in 11 majors and Master of Fine Arts degrees in two majors. CCS’s Continuing Education Department offers evening and weekend certificate and diploma programs and noncredit courses for professionals, adults, precollege students and young artists.

register online www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce 1

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Professional DeveloPment Programs

training for creatives by creatives 5

certificate programsDigital Arts: Print 3Digital Arts: Web 3 Dual Digital Arts: Print and Web 3Digital Photography 4

diploma programsProfessional Automotive Modeling 2

teacher certification credit (sb-ceus) courses 6

Summer in the Studio 6 (formerly Art at the Center)

PreCollege Programs

precollege summer experience ’09 33

noncredit courses 8

college credit courses 7

nonCreDit Courses

noncredit course offeringsArtist Development 8Ceramics 8Digital Design 9Drawing 11Entertainment Arts: Film, Video, Animation 12 Fashion 12Glass 13Graphic Design 14Illustration 14Industrial Design 14Interior Design 15

Metalworking 15Painting 16Photography 16Precollege 18Sculpture 18Web Design 19Woodworking 19

young artist Program Classes

young artist program 20Off-Site Courses 20One Week at a Time 21

registration, PoliCies + information

how to register 25

policies + information 26 –29Certificate Program Guidelines 26Diploma Program Guidelines 26 One Week at a Time Guidelines 27

map of CCS campusCCS Bookstore 30CCS Cafeteria 30CCS CE Office 30

maps to off-site partner locations 30

registration form 31

young artist registration form 32

2 to register call 313.664.7691

Professional automotive moDeling, 18–CreDit DiPloma

Download the application at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/pam Space is limited in this program.

In our newly updated program you will learn the art of automotive modeling from professionals in the industry in one year. Students will learn how to translate design concepts into three-dimensional models using traditional clay materials and 3-D design software.

This program will teach you one of the most revered skills in the automotive industry. Coursework in hand modeling and Alias will allow you to fully understand how the two approaches integrate within the industry, and provide a diversified experience not available elsewhere.

Students applying to the diploma program must have skills in any of the following areas: auto body repair, drafting, artistic drawing, mechanical drawing, mechanics, model building, model making, 3-D design software, artistic painting, sculpting, ceramics or woodworking. A limited number of spaces are available each fall semester.

This 18-credit program begins each fall and is designed to be completed in three consecutive semesters of part-time evening and weekend study. Students will complete two classes a semester for three semesters (one clay sculpting and one Alias each semester). The diploma earned represents successful completion of all courses within the program, however is not comparable to a full four-year undergraduate degree. Credits earned may be transferable to an undergraduate program of study, at the discretion of the institution through which a student is seeking degree completion. The 18-credit program now meets the eligibility requirements for federal financial aid.

Fall 2009 term application deadline: June 14, 2009

Admission Requirements:• Complete application form

www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/pam• College transcript or high school diploma• Portfolio samples, related to Auto Design

(optional)• Professional letter of recommendation (optional)

Professional automotive modeling Diploma CurriculumRecommended Prerequisitealias studio, p. 14AVIS 362, available summer term

First SemesterClay modeling i3-D modeling and rendering i

Second Semester Clay modeling ii3-D modeling and rendering ii

Third Semester Clay modeling iii3-D modeling and rendering iii, p. 15

fall 2009 term applicant required course sequence:Fall 2009, Winter 2010, Fall 2010, Winter 2011, Summer 2011

Admitted students must register for fall term by August 15, 2009.

Students will compete with their peers for inclusion of their work, portfolio documentation and resume in the annual CCS Student Exhibition Opening in May 2010. Student work will be selected by a small group of CCS and industry representatives.

Students that are admitted to the Professional Automotive Modeling Diploma program may qualify for need-based aid from the federal and state government. Complete the Federal Application for Free Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov, indicate the College for Creative Studies Title IV code 006771) as your school of choice. If you need help or have questions while completing the FAFSA please contact the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 800.433.3243 or the CCS Financial Aid Office at 313.664.7495.

Students need to be enrolled in at least six credits each semester to qualify for aid. Continuing Education Certificate programs and noncredit courses do not qualify for federal and state aid.

diploma programs

professional development programs


Courses in the Digital arts: Print Program(Please see pages indicated for course schedule and descriptions.)

Prerequisite

fundamentals of Design, p. 14

First Semester

introduction to Digital Design, p. 9

Photoshop® Basics, p. 10

layout and Design:

adobe® inDesign®, p. 9

Second Semester

adobe® illustrator® Basics, p. 10

intermediate Photoshop®, p. 10

Digital Prepress Production

Courses in the Digital arts: Web Certificate Program(Please see pages indicated for course schedule and descriptions.)

Prerequisite

fundamentals of Design, p. 14

First Semester

introduction to Digital Design, p. 9

Photoshop® Basics, p. 10

Beginning Web Design, p. 19

Second Semester

flash® animation, p. 19

advanced Web Design, p. 19

Web site interactivity

Digital arts: Print

To be a success in the field of graphic design, you need to develop professional-level software skills for working with page layout, design and composition, images, color, text and photo manipulation and the calibrations necessary for printed publications. In a series of six courses, you will learn and refine your skills in each of these areas. The curriculum includes hands-on experience working with state-of-the-art equipment.

Digital arts: WeB

You will develop professional-level software skills for designing cutting edge Web sites. Learn to combine design concepts and software skills like animation and interactive elements to create unique professional Web sites.

Digital arts: Dual Print anD WeB

The Digital Art: Print and Web curricula have courses in common and students can elect to complete both programs without repeating shared courses.

Admission Requirements:

• Art or design skills• Basic writing skills• The course Fundamentals of Design is a required

prerequisite unless a student can demonstrate that he/she has successfully completed a college-level design course; applicants can also have the requirement waived through the review of a portfolio of their work.

certificate programs


Semester Two

Color management, p. 17image management:

raW and lightroom®

Contracts and rights for image makers

For complete course descriptions and offering dates go to our catalog at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

Download the application online www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/dpc

Students will need to have their own camera equipment and should seriously consider purchasing a flash drive, printer, calibration software and other recommended digital tools and software if they want full control and consistency in their work on a continual basis. Details will be provided to accepted applicants.

Please contact CCS CE if you have questions or would like additional information about this exciting new addition to our Certificate program offerings 313.664.7691 or [email protected].

look for our neW film anD viDeo CertifiCate Program – fall 2009!

Information and applications will be available on the Web at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

Digital PhotograPhy CertifiCate

Harness and expand your knowledge of the photographic arts by mastering the digital technology required for today’s professionals. This program is designed for those who have basic skills in digital photography and for those with strong traditional photography backgrounds. Students will learn the art of photography and be able to translate it into a digital medium, using state-of-the-art digital equipment and imaging software. The digital skills you will gain are the necessary foundation to compete at the advanced amateur or professional level.

In this series of seven courses, you will gain an understanding of photographic traditions, advanced digital darkroom tools in Adobe® Photoshop®, monitor and printer color calibration methods, creating and using paper profiles, and lighting for digital — all taught using a project-based, hands-on approach. Some courses have required prerequisites and an elective studio course must be taken.

Courses in the Digital Photography CertificateProgram Prerequisite

Digital Photography Basics, p. 16 (AVIS 300 or comparable experience)This course is available year-round and does not require an application.

Semester One from halide to Pixel, p. 16Photoshop® for Photographers, p. 17lighting studio elective


traDitional

Drawing for Presentation, storyboarding, idea generation

Painting techniques and Color theory

functional Ceramics

glass Casting

fashion and fabric Design

Photography: moving from traditional to Digital

Public art and mural Design

art exhibition Design

Business PraCtiCes

Project management for Creatives

Creative team Building

Contact Christine Bournias, Custom Training Manager to find out how CCS can provide your creative team with the training they need and want.

313.664.7634 [email protected]

training for creatives by creatives

Customized training programs taught by CCs experts to meet the growing need of creative professional teams to advance their skill set and meet today’s client demands through innovation, software proficiency and solid business practices.

Training programs for professional groups are offered at your site or ours and are customized to meet your needs. Our trainers are leaders in their field and utilize a variety of delivery methods from hands-on to seminar formats.

Training programs include, but are not limited to:

Digital

adobe® Creative suite 3®

adobe® Bridge®, Camera raW, lightroom®

Digital Presentation techniques

autodesk® aliasstudio® and showcase®

Digital Photography and lighting

Web Design and interactivity

interactive marketing

new media and the Web

adobe® flash® for Web

adobe® actionscript®

rhinoceros®

autodesk® maya®


Michigan K–12 teachers can earn continuing education units at CCS. The Continuing Education department offers several courses that have been approved for MI State Board Certified Education Units (SB-CEUs) by the Michigan Department of Education, and may be used toward certificate renewal. Earn SB-CEUs by attending the minimum number of required hours and completing the course objectives. Students should register with the correct SB-CEU course code. Tuition for SB-CEU credit courses includes a $5 processing fee. Students who complete SB-CEU courses will receive an official transcript at the end of the official college semester.

sB-Ceu Course offerings

action illustrator® Basics, p. 10

architectural tour: Pewabic Pottery, p. 8

Digital Photography Basics, p. 16

Digital Portfolio, p. 8

Drawing the figure in Pen and ink, p. 11

graphic novel, p. 14

Painting the urban landscape, p. 16

Photo essay, p. 16

Photoshop® for Photographers, p. 17

raku, p. 8

storyboard illustration, p. 14

summer in the stuDio (formerly art at the Center) June 21 – 26, 2009

Summer in the Studio welcomes high school art educators to six days of creativity and learning at the College for Creative Studies, located in the heart of Detroit’s Cultural Center. Come and experience the cultural diversity that Detroit has to offer through hands-on workshops and field trips in and around the city. Completion of workshops will allow you to earn three Michigan State Board Certified Continuing Education Units or one graduate-level credit while developing new concepts and methods for use in the art classroom Contact Sue Enright, Admissions Events Manager [email protected] or 313.664.7427.

teacher certification credit courses (sb-ceus)

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PreCollege summer exPerienCe ’09

A four-week program designed to help you prepare for applying to a college of art and design.

You will walk away from this program understanding how you can impact society as an artist and will create work for your portfolio that will open doors to nearly any college in the world. In addition, you will meet fellow artists and leave with a large network of friends and mentors.

Visit www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/experience for complete brochure and application, also see page 33.

nonCreDit Courses

Students sixteen (16) and older are welcome to attend any of our adult or precollege level courses. Recommended precollege courses are listed on page 18.

College CreDit Courses

A wide selection of CCS credit-bearing courses are available to Continuing Education students. Courses can be audited or taken for credit as a Guest student at published per-credit tuition rates. Course listings and fees are published on Blackboard at www.bb.collegeforcreativestudies.edu. Call the Registrar at 313.664.7670.

precollege programs

Whether you prefer to study during the school year or over the summer, CCs has a course that fits your needs and schedule.

Courses taught by experienced artists can help you develop foundation drawing skills and techniques, teach you the principles of design and composition and guide you in the creation of a portfolio. Core skills and digital classes are offered year round. Portfolio development courses guide you through the process of identifying application requirements for various schools and preparing a strong representation of your talents and potential.

CCs information sessions

Join us for student-guided campus and housing tours, Admissions, Financial Aid, Precollege and Careers presentations, and an opportunity to talk one-on-one with faculty and Admissions Counselors. Students are more than welcome to bring their portfolios and transcripts for a portfolio review. While here, students will have the chance to complete the admissions process. To receive additional information or to RSVP call 313.664.7427 or email [email protected].

2009 Sessions are held on the following Saturdays from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm

April 18 May 20 (Wednesday, 4 – 8 pm)


noncredit course offerings

artist DeveloPment

architectural tour: Pewabic Pottery (.5 SB-CEUs)See the impact of Pewabic Pottery in Detroit’s buildings and churches, led by historian Dr. Thomas Brunk. Students will visit Detroit landmarks that have significant Pewabic Pottery as part of their architecture. Dr. Brunk will provide an historical overview of Pewabic Pottery as well as unique historical and technical information about each installation, many that can’t be seen on your own. Students will meet at CCS, bring a bag lunch. Transportation will be provided to the various locations. Class size limited to 15 students.

WKSH 050 ASaturday, 11 am – 4 pmJuly 11 (1 session)$97$102 for sb-ceu (use course code WKSH 050 ASB)Instructor: Dr. Thomas Brunk

Digital Portfolio (.9 SB-CEUs)Students will take their non-digital images and create a digital presentation. Students will gain exposure to the following software: Flash®, Dreamweaver® and Photoshop® for their digital presentation.

WKSH 163 ASaturday, 1 – 4 pmJuly 11 – 25 (3 sessions)$135$140 for sb-ceu (use course code WKSH 163 ASB)Instructor: Staff

large-scale mural DesignUnderstand and use the processes necessary to create a large-scale mural. This course, led by renown Detroit muralist, Hubert Massey will cover the history of mural painting, the various media that can be used to create large-scale works, and the steps used to plan, design and implement your vision. Discussions about the creation and installation of fresco, panel, canvas, and stained glass will be highlighted by guests who will enlighten you about common planning mistakes. Techniques taught in this course are applicable to set design for film and stage. Beginning with concept sketches in B&W, students will create a color study to scale and finish with a full-scale section of their concept (approximately 2’x2’).

ADRW 250 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8 (8 sessions)$295Instructor: Hubert Massey

CeramiCs

raku (2.4 SB-CEUs)Experience this ancient Japanese firing process for yourself! The contained flames and smoke produce works with lavish finishes from organic, earthy tones to vivid color and sparkling finishes. In addition to studio techniques we will explore the alchemical history of Raku as well as the modern Americanized versions. Some beginning pottery and/or hand building techniques are helpful but not required. Note: Students are in contact with smoking organic matter, therefore persons with mild respiratory challenges should wear a respirator and persons with severe respiratory challenges should consult a physician.

AVIS 105 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8 (8 sessions)$315 plus $30 material fee$315 for sb-ceu plus $30 material fee (use course code AVIS 105 ASB)Instructor: Chrys Lewis

Classes are held on the CCS campus in Detroit unless otherwise indicated. See maps on pages 30.

View our faculty bios online at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce


Digital Design

introduction to Digital DesignThis course provides a fundamental understanding of the computer as a powerful art and design tool. Hands-on exercises using Mac OS X will make students confident and effective computer users. File organization, disk management, system understanding and the basics of using illustration, layout and imaging software are included. This course or comparable knowledge is prerequisite to all other computer-based CE classes.

AGRC 267 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8, no class July 4 (8 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 267 AC)Instructor: David Lingle

layout and Design: adobe® inDesign® Learn the basics of this page layout software and use its tools to inspire your creativity and simplify elaborate design tasks. This course introduces the interface and palettes of InDesign by showing students how to set up a new document, use the line and frame tools, add text and graphics and import images from Photoshop® or Illustrator®. Formatting, editing, applying color, creating tables and preparing the document for output will also be covered. Participants must have working knowledge of Macintosh computers.

AGRC 296 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 296 AC)Instructor: David Lingle


adobe® illustrator® Basics (2.4 SB-CEUs) Discover how to use this sophisticated drawing program, which is the industry standard for creating logos, maps, technical drawings, illustrations and charts. Explore document setup, tools, palettes, object and type manipulation and drawing techniques. Participants must have working knowledge of Macintosh computers.

AGRC 295 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$450 sb-ceus (use course code AGRC 295 ASB)$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 295 AC)Instructor: Matt Lebarre

Photoshop® BasicsThis course explores the use of Adobe® Photoshop® software to produce digital images. Students develop the skills necessary for image scanning, photo retouching, image enhancing and manipulation, and color correction. Participants must have working knowledge of Macintosh computers.

AGRC 265 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16, no class July 4 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 265 AC)Instructor: Staff

intermediate Photoshop®

Enhance your skills in Adobe® Photoshop®. Topics covered include layer masks and clipping paths, color correction and getting an image ready for print. Students will develop an in-depth understanding of styles, the shapes menu, and basic and advanced usage of the pen tool and use of Wacom tablets. Participants must have working knowledge of Macintosh computers and basic Photoshop® skills.

AGRC 269 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 269 AC)Instructor: Christine Laikind

aliasstudio® by autodesk®

See page 14 for details

Certificate Programs in Digital arts: Print and Digital arts: Web are available. see page 3 for more information.


DraWing

Drawing PrinciplesBoth beginners and experienced students will benefit from focusing on the traditional principles of observational drawing. You will learn how to plan an overall design, the effects of variation in line quality and how to render light and shadow. Bring a drawing pad and pencil or drawing charcoal to the first class.

ADRW 070 A Monday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$305Instructor: Ed Donald

Drawing the figure in Pen and ink (1.5 SB-CEUs)Ink drawing is a smart way to transition from drawing into basic painting. Learn the principles of darks and lights to create depth, maturity and structure to your approach to painting. Bring a drawing pad and pencil to the first class.

ADRW 234 A Saturday, 10 am – 2 pmJuly 18 – August 15 (5 sessions)$260 plus $30 model fee$265 sb-ceus plus $30 model fee (use course code ADRW 234 ASB)Instructor: Dan Keller

Certificate Programs in Digital arts: Print and Digital arts: Web are available. see page 3 for more information.

figure Drawing at the DiaBoth beginners and experienced students will benefit from focusing on the traditional principles of figurative drawing. Form, gesture, proportion, alignment, modeling and perspective will be covered. The first half of each class period will take place in the CCS studio working from a nude model. The class will walk to the Detroit Institute of Arts to spend the remainder of the class time drawing from sculptures and paintings. Students younger than 18 must have parental permission to take this course. Bring an 18” x 24” drawing pad and a pencil or drawing charcoal to the first class.

ADRW 301 ASaturday, 10 am – 2 pm June 6 – July 11, no class July 4 (5 sessions)$260Instructor: Dan Keller

elevation Drawing for interior Design See page 15 for details

storyboard illustrationSee page 14 for details

Students ages 16 and 17 enrolling in courses taught using nude models must submit a signed Parental Consent Form. See page 28 for details.


entertainment arts: animation, film, viDeo

adobe® after effects: video and motion graphicsAmateur filmmakers; Take your passion to the next level! Adobe® After Effects powerful tools allow users to combine multiple video, still graphic, text and computer generated assets to create visually stunning media and entertainment. Combine green screen footage with effects and alter video to create whole new worlds. Explore working with time lines, key frames, transformations, track mattes, alpha channels and the technical issues related to integrating computer-generated imagery with video. Working knowledge of Adobe® Photoshop® and an understanding of time-based media required.

AGRC 305 ASaturday, 10 am – 2 pmJune 20 – August 8, no class July 4 (7 sessions)$395Instructor: Erik Hodson

storyboard illustrationSee page 14 for details

video editing with final Cut ProLearn techniques of nonlinear editing using Final Cut Pro. Learn to capture video, organize footage, edit sound and picture, apply transitions and effects, layer and composite video tracks and to output to various formats.

AGRC 299 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$445Instructor: Staff

Look for updates on advanced animation workshops happening this summer at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

Coming soon! film anD viDeo CertifiCate Program – fall 2009

Information and application will be available on the Web at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

fashion

sewingAn introduction to sewing techniques including basic hand sewing, measuring, layout and cutting. The objective of the course is to enable students to properly sew their own collections. Students will be required to bring their own sewing machine.

AEXP 073 ASunday, 12 – 4 pm June 14 – July 19 (6 sessions)$285 plus $15 material feeInstructor: Staff


glass: slumping and fusingThis course will focus on cutting and fusing color sheet glass and shaping them into a dinnerware set and serving pieces. Students who have fusing experience may design their own projects in consultation with the instructor. No experience is necessary. Please bring safety glasses, a good quality glass cutter and fitted work gloves to the first class. Enrollment limited to eight students.

AVIS 018 AMonday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 – 10 pmJuly 13 – 24 (6 sessions)$295 plus $100 material feeInstructor: Theresa Pierzchala

Customized training — CCs can customize courses to suit your employees or group. Call 313.664.7457 for more information.


glass

glassblowingLearn the magic of shaping hot glass. This course, open to both beginning and advanced students, teaches the glassblowing techniques required to create vessels and sculptural forms. Advanced students will refine their skills and learn more advanced techniques. Please wear a long sleeve shirt and bring sunglasses to the first class. Enrollment limited to eight students per section.

AVIS 285 AMonday – Friday, 6 – 10 pm June 15 – 19 (5 sessions)$270 plus $65 material feeInstructor: Bruce Boatman

AVIS 285 BMonday – Friday, 6 – 10 pm June 29 – July 3 (5 sessions)$270 plus $65 material feeInstructor: Theresa Pierzchala

AVIS 285 CMonday – Friday, 6 – 10 pm July 6 – 10 (5 sessions)$270 plus $65 material feeInstructor: Staff

AVIS 285 BHMonday – Friday, 6 – 10 pm June 8 – 12 (5 sessions)$270 plus $65 material feeInstructor: Bruce Boatman

AVIS 285 BH2Saturday, 9 am – 1 pmJune 13 – July 25 (6 sessions)$270 plus $65 material feeInstructor: Bruce Boatman


storyboard illustration (1.3 SB-CEUs) Storyboards are used to block scenes for film, animation or TV. Working from a script, students will learn how to illustrate storyboards to more accurately portray the action in a sequence. Bring drawing paper and pencil to the first class.

AGRC 221 ATuesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 23 – July 28 (6 sessions)$235$240 sb-ceus (use course code AGRC 221 ASB)Instructor: Sherrie Savage

adobe® illustrator® See page 10 for details

inDustrial Design

aliasstudio® by autodesk®

Learn the creative design process with industry-leading sketching, modeling and visualization tools that help you quickly realize ideas in a single environment. Students can capture ideas digitally—from initial sketches through 3-D concept models. Participants must have a working knowledge of computers. Prior 3-D computer experience is helpful.

AVIS 362 ATuesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – August 4 (8 sessions)$495Instructor: Joel Seymour

exploring automotive Design iThis course is an introduction to the art of auto design. Through a series of in-class assignments, students will learn professional techniques for depicting the complex forms of automobiles in two dimensions. Sketching, rendering and perspective drawing techniques are included.

AEXP 101 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$315 plus $10 material feeInstructor: Joaquin Kiley

graPhiC Design

fundamentals of DesignThis course provides a working knowledge of the elements of design to provide you with a greater understanding of visual communication. The classic elements (space, line, shape, value, texture and color) and principles of graphic design (balance, repetition, variety, rhythm, unity and contrast) as well as the processes and methods used to problem solve and communicate will be explored.

AGRC 190 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$295 plus $10 material feeInstructor: Ed Donald

illustration

graphic novel (1.3 SB-CEUs)A graphic novel is a type of comic book that incorporates more complex storyline and themes. Students will learn the artistic elements of visual storytelling that make up the graphic novel. Emphasis will be placed on line quality and contrasting values in monochromatic ink drawing. Class projects are organized around specific topics such as Manga, including iconic imagery, drawing with a brush, exaggeration and understatement, comics, animation and digital cartooning. Students will be introduced to the Wacom tablets as an illustration technique.

AGRC 217 AWednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 24 – July 29 (6 sessions)$235$240 sb-ceus (use course code AGRC 217 ASB)Instructor: Erik Hodson

Diploma Program in Professional automotive modeling is available. Deadline to apply for fall 2009 cohort is June 14, 2009. see page 5 for more information.


introduction to Package DesignAn introduction to the field of package design, covering branding, graphics, materials, technology and typography. This course focuses on design phases from concept to three-dimensional models.

AEXP 109 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8, no class July 4 (8 sessions)$270 plus $15 material feeInstructor: Staff

Students must have been accepted into the Professional Automotive Modeling Diploma program in order to take the following course.

3-D modeling and rendering iii (3.0 credits)Further refine your Alias skills by recreating the design of your 1/5 scale automobile model in digital format. Emphasis will be on refining curves and surface modeling. Rendering techniques will be taught. Students will also learn and employ professional finishing techniques to design prototypes. Students must each create a presentation board for their Alias design work for final presentation with clay models, finished wheels and resume. Fifth semester Professional Automotive Modeling Diploma course.

PPAM 367 XTuesday and Thursday, 5:30 – 9:30 pmMay 19 – August 6$2,709 plus material feesInstructor: Staff

interior Design

Drawing elevations Interior elevation drawings are a designer’s key tool for communicating different ways in which a space can work to a client. Elevations are made in reduced size with all the vital parts still in correct proportional relationship. Students will learn to hand draw the view of a room that shows one face (front, side or rear) of its subject projected onto a vertical plane. Under instructor’s guidance, students will utilize primary tools of planning such as a scale plan, a scale ruler, pencils, drafting markers and their creative imagination to create a set of hand drawn interior elevations.

At Macomb Community College ADRW 267 MASaturday, 10 am – 1pm June 13 – August 8 (8 sessions)$285 NoncreditInstructor: Kristina Mayorchak

elements of interior Design An overview of the field of interior design, this course will show you the methods used to create a room that is physically, visually and intellectually satisfying. Instruction will include the basic principles of space planning, drafting, color theory, and materials and finishes. Students will work toward creating a finished residential room during the course.

ADRW 261 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9pm June 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$315 plus $10 material feeInstructor: Kristina Mayorchak

metalWorking

metalsmithing: multiplesThis class will focus on metalsmithing techniques that create multiple design units that can be assembled into a larger structure. Soldered construction of hollow forms, as well as hammer-formed and die-formed pieces will be the processes for creating multiples.

AVIS 242 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$315 plus $30 material feeInstructor: Angela Raymond

Welded metal sculptureSee page 18 for details



Painting

Painting the urban landscape (2.0 SB-CEUs)Both beginners and experienced students will benefit from focusing on the traditional principles of observational painting. Students will sketch or photograph urban scenes and then bring those images back to the classroom to recreate or express in an abstract form.

ADRW 315 A Tuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJuly 14 – August 6 (8 sessions)$275$280 sb-ceus (use course code ADRW 315 ASB)Instructor: Rachel Reynolds

oil PaintingBrush up on the basics! Whether you are a beginner or experienced artist, you will reap the benefits of studying the traditional principles of observational painting. Using oil paints on canvas, you will focus on image design and rendering color and light. A material list will be sent out before the first class.

ADRW 071 A Saturday, 10 am – 2 pmJune 13 – July 25, no class July 4 (6 sessions)$275Instructor: Clinton Snider

PhotograPhy

Black and White Darkroom studioMore advanced students will have the opportunity to utilize the darkroom facilities here at CCS. A mandatory orientation of the facilities is required for the first two sessions led by a CCS photography instructor. Students will have access to the darkroom, traditional black and white chemistry and dry work spaces. Students will work on a more independent basis, and are responsible for their own clean up. Space is available on a first-come, first serve basis. (32 hours of studio time)

AVIS 314 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 10 pm July 7 – 30 (4 weeks)$275 plus $30 material fee

Photo essay (1.3 SB-CEUs) Learn to take more interesting and successful pictures while focusing on photography’s expressive ability to communicate a story or evoke emotions in the viewer. Students will have the opportunity to utilize the surrounding urban area for one or more of its subjects. Bring your camera to the first class.

AVIS 316 ATuesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 21 (6 sessions)$225$230 sb-ceus (use course code AVIS 316 ASB)Instructor: Sean Murphy

Digital Photography Basics (2.4 SB-CEUs) This course will cover the primary mechanical and conceptual differences between digital and traditional 35mm cameras. Students will learn and apply traditional photography principles to a digital medium. Basics will include creating a visual vocabulary, manual camera controls and learning output options. Bring your camera and its manual to the first class. This course is a prerequisite for the Digital Photography Certificate program.

AVIS 300 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8, no class July 4 (8 sessions)$315 Noncredit$320 sb-ceus (use course code AVIS 300 ASB)Instructor: Robert Stewart

from halide to PixelThis course addresses the historical, cultural, commercial and artistic significance of photography as a medium. Students will learn about digital photographic technologies and combine them with traditional images. Through lectures, demonstrations, shooting assignments and critiques, this course addresses both the complexity of, and opportunities in, the expanding field of photography.

AVIS 299 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8, no class July 4 (8 sessions)$445 Noncredit plus $30 material fee$545 Certificate plus $30 material fee (use course code AVIS 299 AC)Instructor: Martin Vecchio

Certificate program in Digital Photography is available. see page 4 for more information.


Photoshop® for Photographers (2.4 SB-CEUs) Photographers who want to move into digital imaging will use a variety of source materials for high-end scanning, color correction, exposure, retouching, layering and masking, blending images and other effects in Photoshop®. Solutions for final presentation and output will be addressed.

AVIS 350 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$450 sb-ceus (use course code AVIS 350 ASB)$545 Certificate (use course code AVIS 350 AC)Instructor: Erika Lindsay

Color managementExplore more advanced applications of Photoshop® and creative options for output of digital images. The expressive possibilities of digital photo-manipulation are emphasized and technical problem solving for scanning, computer monitor calibration, color profiles and output materials are addressed.

AVIS 325 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit plus $50 material fee$545 Certificate plus $50 material fee (use course code AVIS 325 AC)Instructor: Christopher Lee

intermediate Photoshop®

See page 10 for details

Photoshop® BasicsSee page 10 for details

Certificate program in Digital Photography is available. see page 4 for more information.


PreCollege

Improve your drawing skills and create work for your portfolio. Be ready to showcase your talents and potential when you’re ready to apply to college. Learn the software you will need to know to succeed in art school before your get there.

Core skills coursesDrawing Principles, p. 11Figure Drawing at the DIA, p. 11From Halide to Pixel, p. 16Fundamentals of Design, p. 14Painting the Urban Landscape, p. 16Photo Essay, p. 16

specific techniquesDrawing Elevations, p. 15Drawing the Figure in Pen and Ink, p. 11Graphic Novel, p. 14Oil Painting, p. 16Raku, p. 8Storyboard Illustration, p. 14

Digital CoursesAdobe® After Effects®, p. 12Adobe® Illustrator®, p. 10Adobe® InDesign®, p. 9Adobe® Photoshop®, p. 10Digital Video Editing, p. 12

Portfolio Courses Digital Portfolio, p. 8

sCulPture

sculpting the human figureLearn traditional modeling techniques while working from a nude model. Undertake a systematic study of figurative sculpture that suits both beginning and intermediate students. Learn how to translate what you see into three dimensions by honing your ability to see and represent the proportions of the human form and the dynamics that animate it.

AVIS 155 ASaturday, 12 – 4 pmJune 13 – August 15, no class July 4 (9 sessions)$365 plus $30 material fee and $70 model feeInstructor: Jay Holland

Welded metal sculptureBoth beginning and more experienced students will explore the basic metal shop techniques of welding, brazing, cutting and forming, and use them to build metal sculptures. Projects are tailored to each student’s skill level and student-initiated projects are encouraged. Students will be given a materials list during the first class.

AVIS 056 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$315 plus $35 material feeInstructor: Adam Shirley

encourage someone to create art. give a Continuing education gift Certificate. Call 313.664.7458.


WeB Design

Beginning Web Design This course is for students with limited knowledge of Web design and will provide an introduction to the process and design theories. Through practical, hands-on instruction you will learn how to design and build your own Web site and place it on the Internet using Macromedia Dreamweaver® software and basic HTML fundamentals. Participants must have working knowledge of Macintosh computers and basic Photoshop® skills.

AGRC 350 ASaturday, 10 am – 1:45 pmJune 13 – August 8, no class July 4 (8 sessions)$445 NoncreditInstructor: Staff $545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 350 AC)Instructor: Gustavo Atar

flash® animation Flash® is the standard for creating rich Internet applications, and cutting edge motion graphics for the Web. Students will become familiar with the Flash® interface, and will explore animation techniques including motion and shape tweening, using masks, adding media, such as sound and video. Participants must have working knowledge of Mac computers and Photoshop®.

AGRC 362 ATuesday and Thursday, 6 – 9 pmJune 16 – July 16 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 362 AC)Instructor: Rob Ritzenhein

advanced Web DesignThis course is for students with a basic understanding of HTML who wish to create more dynamic Web sites by using authoring tools such as Dreamweaver®, Fireworks® and Flash®. Cascading style sheets, working with Web graphics and color, and theories of interface design will be covered. Participants must have working knowledge of Mac computers, Photoshop®, Dreamweaver® and Web design skills. Students must have an existing Web site to take this course.

AGRC 351 AMonday and Wednesday, 6 – 9 pmJune 15 – July 15 (10 sessions)$445 Noncredit$545 Certificate (use course code AGRC 351 AC)Instructor: Chris Hamilton

WooDWorking

Woodshop BasicsThis course provides a working knowledge of the CCS Woodshop studio. Familiarizing the student with the safe procedures for using hand and power tools. This course is a prerequisite for all woodworking courses.

AVIS 187 AWednesday, 5:30 – 9:30 pmJune 3 & 10 (2 sessions)$85 plus $15 material feeInstructor: Les Raebel

sculpting in WoodThis course is designed to teach each student how to create a three-dimensional work of art out of wood. We will cover additive and subtractive techniques using chisel and hammer as well as pneumatic tools. Students will block out their image from a solid mass and unify the image with contour and form.

AVIS 190 AWednesday, 5:30 – 9:30 pmJune 17 – August 5 (8 sessions)$335 plus $50 material feeInstructor: Les Raebel


to register call 313.664.769120

young artist program summer 2009

exploring automotive Design youth (ages 9 – 15)Learn basic drawing and rendering techniques while also learning the aesthetics of automotive design. Design complex objects by combining simple shapes to make new forms.

At Macomb Community College AYTH 041 MAMonday – Friday, 1 – 4 pm June 22 – 26, (5 sessions)$155 plus $10 material feeInstructor: CCS Staff

Cartooning youth (ages 11 – 15)This class teaches students the drawing and sequential art skills necessary for successful cartooning, including drawing characters in action and drawing a series of actions to make a story. Bring drawing paper and pencils to the first class.

At Macomb Community College AYTH 006 MAMonday – Friday, 1 – 4 pm August 3 – 7, (5 sessions)$155 plus $10 material feeInstructor: CCS Staff

At Grosse Pointe War Memorial AYTH 006 GPMonday – Friday, 1 – 4 pm July 27 – 31, (5 sessions)$158 plus $10 material feeInstructor: Erik Hodson

courses at off-site partner facilities

Beginning fashion Design (ages 10 – 15)Students will learn foundation design principles incorporating the principles of art, developing designs from inspiration, and creating a design board. Students will create their own unique pattern that can be transformed into a design of their own. Working in teams, students will also compete in a fashion design challenge.

At Grosse Pointe War Memorial AYTH 123 GPMonday – Friday, 9 am – 12 pm June 22 – 26 (5 sessions) $158 plus $10 material feeInstructor: CCS Staff



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Computer animation (week 8)8:30 am – 9:30 am AM Enrichment*

9:30 am – 12:00 noon ages 6 – 10 group: Character Drawing and Development Instructor: Smith

ages 11 – 15 group: Drawing in Sequence Instructor: Jones

12:00 noon – 12:30 pm Lunch (not provided)

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Midday Collaborative Project: Videography Instructor: Smith

1:30 pm – 4:00 pm ages 6 – 10 group: Clay Character Maquettes Instructor: Jones

ages 11 – 15 group: Digital Video Editing for Animation Instructor: Smith

4:00 pm – 5:30 pm PM Enrichment*

one week at a time

our newly updated summer program offers kids ages 6 – 15 a chance to study art all day, one week at a time. each week focuses on a theme with an am course, midday outdoor project and a Pm course. those who register in six- or three-week clusters receive a significant discount and deferred payment options are available. ask about our sibling discounts too.

save the Date! one Week at a time oPen house – may 16

We will have a youth open house on Saturday, May 16 from 10 am – 12 pm for parents and students to see the campus, talk to staff, register for the One Week at a Time summer courses and view CCS’s Student Exhibition.

Courses run Weekly June 16 – august 15, 2009.

to register call 313.664.769122

Refund Policy: • Full refund if official withdrawal from all

six weeks occurs prior to June 2, 2009• If official withdrawal occurs after June 2, 2009

then a full refund minus 33% ($396) is given

Three-week ClusterPay nonrefundable deposit of 50% ($300) in advance for three-week cluster; total balance due ($300) June 1.

Refund Policy: • Full refund if official withdrawal from all three

weeks occurs prior to June 2, 2009• If official withdrawal occurs after June 2, 2009

then a full refund minus 50% ($300) is given

BillingBills for payment will be sent out on May 10 (due June 1) and June 15 (due July 11)

Please consult our Young Artist One Week at a Time policies on page 27 for more information regarding billing, rules and parental responsibilities.

tuition rates Per stuDentCost for six-week cluster: $1,200 per student (includes materials) SAVES $300

Cost for three-week cluster: $600 per student (includes materials) SAVES $150

Cost for individual weeks: $250 per student (includes materials) *Single classes must be paid in full at time of registration.

Note: Students must register for all weeks in a Cluster at one time, before May 2, 2009 to receive discounted tuition rates, and no additional discounts are offered if Week 3 — Automotive Design is selected for cluster pricing.

Payment oPtionsOne or Two Week OnlyPay 100% at time of registration*

Refund policy: 100% refund for official withdrawals made prior to second class meeting

Six-week ClusterPay nonrefundable deposit of 33% ($396) at time of registration for six-week cluster; remaining 50% ($402) of balance due June 1 and final balance ($402) due June 19.



Week 1: June 15 – 19

sculptureStudents will learn to take their ideas and communicate them through a three-dimensional form. Students ages 6 –10 will explore clay and found object sculpture techniques. Students ages 11 – 15 will learn clay mold making techniques and basic metal smithing. During our midday projects students will create sculptures using limited supplies and focus on a specific subject.

AYTH 202 A – ages 6 – 10 AYTH 202 B – ages 11 – 15$250

Week 2: June 22 – 26

DrawingStudents learn the core principles of using various traditional media. Students ages 6 – 10 will create contour drawings and focus on light and shadows. Students ages 11 – 15 will begin advanced observational drawing from a clothed model — a difficult but highly valued skill. At lunch each day we will work on drawing design challenges.

AYTH 201 A – ages 6 – 10AYTH 201 B – ages 11 – 15$250

Week 3: June 29 – July 2

automotive DesignStudents are introduced to the aesthetics and standards and methods used when designing vehicles. All students will practice basic drawing and rendering techniques by combining simple shapes to make new forms. Students ages 6 – 10 will create design boards, think about interior and environments as well as convert their sketches into a variety of 3-D forms. Students ages 11 – 15 will take their drawing skills and apply them to the creation of a three-dimensional speed form, as well as explore creating their designs digitally. Our midday project will address different automotive design challenges each day.

AYTH 206 A – ages 6 – 10 AYTH 206 B – ages 11 – 15$225

Week 4: July 6 – 10

Digital DesignLearn the foundation elements of computer design using industry standard software. Students ages 6 – 10 will be introduced to Photoshop®, Illustrator® and InDesign® and will create a Web site homepage. Students ages 11 – 15 will also work in the Adobe® Creative Suite® and learn to create their own Web site using Dreamweaver®. Web sites are hosted to CCS intranet so students can view their sites. Live hosting to the Web would be the responsibility of a parent or guardian. Our midday project will incorporate photography projects using alternative cameras and image making tools and techniques.


one week at a time offerings

each of our young artist classes are designed to feed the curiosity of creative minds. We offer a variety of studio- and digital-based courses for several age groups to provide a supportive learning environment for all. students will learn from an experienced instructor and will create with peers in their course of choice. youth classes are taught by instructors who have earned their art education certification or who have experience teaching art to young people.




CartooningAll students will work on sequential storytelling skills that are necessary for successful cartooning. Students ages 6 – 10 will focus on foundation illustration techniques and developing a unique 3-D character of their own. Older students will focus on more advanced illustration techniques and incorporating character development. Our midday projects will include developing a presentation of individual student stories and characters.



fashionStudents work on fashion drawing techniques to explore various aspects of creating a fashion line. Students age 6 – 10 will create a design board and create their own unique textile patterns. Students age 11 – 15 will learn how to create illustrations from the clothed figure, as well as their own unique textile designs. Our midday project will include research in texture, color and materials to showcase individual design ideas and inspirations.



PaintingLearn to paint by mixing a variety of traditional and experimental materials. Students ages 6 – 10 will learn about communicating with color and mural painting. Students ages 11 – 15 will also create murals and learn about color using inks and printmaking techniques. Our midday projects will include painting on nontraditional surfaces.


Week 8: august 3 – 7

animationLearn the foundation elements of computer animation using traditional drawing and sequencing techniques. Students ages 6 – 10 will focus on creating simple animations and then adding more complex elements to them such as music. Students ages 11 – 15 will focus on creating stop motion animation with digital software and tools. During our midday project, students will collaborate on an animated sequence using found and drawn images.



registration, policies + information

onlineVisit www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce and select the Register link to search and select courses. When registering online, you must pay in full with a credit card. Be sure to print your Confirmation of Registration page as a receipt for your records. The CCS online registration site is a secure site. Vouchers and gift certificates cannot be processed online at this time and must be presented in person at the time of registration in the Continuing Education Office.

Vouchers and gift certificates can be submitted with completed registration via mail.

By Phone313.664.7691 Monday – Thursday 9 am – 6 pm; Friday 9 am – 5 pm and Saturday 9 am – 1:30 pm.

in PersonThe Office of Continuing Education is located in room C120, Kresge-Ford Building, CCS. Office hours: Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 6 pm; Friday 9 am – 5 pm and Saturday 9 am – 1:30 pm. Please note that the CE office will be closed on the following dates: April 11 & 12; May 23 – 25; July 4; September 5 – 7. For a map of the campus and surrounding area see page 30.

By fax313.873.4010. Your registration by fax should include credit card information for full payment. Be sure to include cardholder name, telephone number, email, mailing address, card number, security code, and expiration date.

By mailYour registration by mail should include credit card information for full payment. Be sure to include cardholder name, telephone number, email, mailing address, card number, security code and expiration date to Continuing Education, College for Creative Studies, 201 East Kirby, Detroit, MI 48202–4034.

Download an applicationApplications for professional development programs and precollege summer camps can be found online www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce.

tax DeductionYour tuition fees for courses offered through CCS’s Continuing Education Office may be tax deductible. Check with your financial or tax advisor to find out how.

Continuing education staff313.664.7458

Carla R. González, Director of Continuing Education

Tara Kowalewski, Assistant Director of Continuing Education

Theadus Reeves, Administrative Assistant /Coordinator

how to register

The College for Creative Studies admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.

early registration is strongly advised due to limited class sizes and to avoid cancellations. We highly recommend students register at least one (1) week in advance of the course’s start date.


Certificate Program guidelines Courses related to CCS’s Certificate programs are noncredit.Students must apply and be accepted into the certificate program before enrolling in any of the certificate-level courses. Certificate students are expected to attend classes, complete in-class assignments and take exams. A grade of C or better is required for certificate credit. You can change the status of your noncredit course to certificate level if your application into the program has been accepted, and if you request the change prior to the second class meeting.

To satisfy prerequisite requirements, courses must be taken in sequential order. Not all classes in the certificate programs will be offered each semester, as some courses are run on a rotational basis. Students must complete a certificate program within three years.

Students who do not have art or design experience are required to take one or more prerequisite courses to help them succeed in their program of choice. Individual needs can be discussed with the Assistant Director of Continuing Education.

Credits from other institutions are not accepted for transfer into CCS’s certificate programs. If a student has taken the equivalent of a required course at either CCS or another institution, approval to substitute a more challenging course may be obtained from the Director of Continuing Education. Find out more in the Certificate Program Offerings on page 3.

Applications are available online at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce or through the Office of Continuing Education at 313.664.7691.

Diploma Program guidelines Courses related to CCS’s Diploma programs are credit bearing. Students must apply and be accepted into a diploma program before enrolling in diploma-level courses. To satisfy prerequisite requirements, courses must be taken in sequential order. Not all classes in the diploma programs will be offered each semester, as some courses are run on a rotational basis. Students must complete a diploma program within three years. Diploma Program Offerings can be found on page 5.

Credits from other institutions are not accepted for transfer into CCS’s diploma programs. If a student has taken the equivalent of a required course at either CCS or another institution, approval to substitute a more challenging course may be obtained from the Director of Continuing Education.

Completion of a diploma does not signify completion of a CCS degree, however courses completed successfully could apply to an undergraduate level course of study. To find out if your diploma-related coursework can be applied to the required coursework of an undergraduate degree, you must inquire through the Office of Registration at the school you are planning to attend. CCS can not make these determinations for your school of choice.

Each course in the diploma programs is worth 3.0 College credits. Payment schedules and fees associated with the program follow the undergraduate program policies listed in the CCS Course Schedule available at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu.

Applications are available online at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce or through the Office of Continuing Education at 313.664.7691.

policies + information


Six-week Cluster, seven or eight weeksPay in full at time or registration or pay a nonrefundable deposit of 33% at time of registration for six-week cluster; remaining 50% of balance due June 2 and final balance due June 19. Refund Policy: Full refund if official withdrawal from all six weeks occurs prior to June 1, 2009. If official withdrawal occurs after June 2, 2009 then a full refund minus 33% is given.

Late Fess for Late Pick Up:Students who are not picked up by 4:15 pm will be sent to work with the Enrichment PM class. A fee of $7 will be assessed per nonregistered students for every late day. Students who are not picked up from Enrichment by 5:30 pm will be sent to the Security Office. A fee of $15 will be assessed per nonregistered students for every late day. All late fees are due no later than 9:30 am the following day. Students will not be allowed to attend classes until all late fees are paid in full. Enrichment instructor will be required to report the late pickups to the CE office on a daily basis. The above fees are assessed because we are not a day-care facility- we are an educational institution and we cannot be responsible for your child outside of scheduled class times. Students under age 16 are not permitted to be on CCS’s campus unattended at any time.

Billing:Bills for payment will be sent out on May 10 (due June 1) and June 15 (due July 11). One Week at a Time discounts for multiple-week and/or multiple-child enrollment cannot be combined with any other discount offers.

Late Payment Penalties:Students whose accounts are not up to date will not be allowed to attend AM class, AM or PM Enrichment or PM class, nor may they be left on campus. Withdrawal from any six- or three-week cluster enrollment after June 2, 2009 results in a forfeit of the nonrefundable deposit. see above

age DesignationsNoncredit courses are open to students ages 16+. Young Artist classes are offered for ages 6 – 9, 10 – 15, and 12 – 17, unless otherwise indicated. CCS asks that you respect the other students and the learning environment by enrolling yourself or your child in an age-appropriate class. CCS retains the right to reject any registration that does not comply with the age designations of a given course. See also Parental Consent section below for students under age 18.

one Week at a time Noncredit courses are open to students ages 16+. Young Artist classes are offered for ages 6 – 9, 10 – 15, and 12 – 17, unless otherwise indicated. CCS asks that you respect the other students and the learning environment by enrolling yourself or your child in an age-appropriate class. CCS retains the right to reject any registration that does not comply with the age designations of a given course. See also Parental Consent section below for students under age 18. Students under age 16 are not permitted to be on CCS’s campus unattended at any time. All students meet their instructors outside the Enrichment area at the start of each day and are to be picked up by parents outside the Enrichment area at the end of each day.

Enrichment Program DetailsEnrichment is a curriculum-based program where students explore the arts in a variety of collaborative and independent projects.

Enrichment meets from 8:30 – 9:30 am and from 4 – 5:30 pm only. Students must be preregistered for Enrichment, and tuition for the Enrichment program is in addition to any tuition for other selected courses. There is no multiple child enrollment discount on Enrichment program tuition. Parents need to show ID when picking up their child and must sign their child(ren) in each day when they are dropped off.

Payment and Refund PoliciesIndividual WeeksPay in full at time of registration.

Refund Policy: Full refund if official withdrawal occurs prior to the scheduled Monday start date. No refunds are given for partial week attendance. Official withdrawals must be requested in person, in writing, via email [email protected], or over the phone with a live person. A withdrawal request left on voicemail must be returned by a CCS Representative to be considered official. Not attending class does not constitute an official withdrawal from a course.

Three-week Cluster, four or five weeksPay in full at time of registration or pay a nonrefundable deposit of 50% in advance for three-week cluster; remaining total balance due June 1. Refund Policy: Full refund if official withdrawal from all three weeks occurs prior to June 2, 2009. If official withdrawal occurs after June 2, 2009 then a full refund minus $300 is given.


tuition and feesNoncredit courses and Young Artist classesTuition and material fees are specified for each course. Students must pay all tuition and fees for noncredit-bearing courses in full at the time of registration.

Credit courses Payment schedules and fees associated with the program follow the undergraduate program policies listed in the CCS Course Schedule available at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu. Please review these policies carefully as they do vary significantly from CE Department policies.

Course Changes and CancellationsCCS retains the right to make changes to or cancel any course it offers. Classes may be cancelled on, or before, the first scheduled class meeting day if enrollment is insufficient. If a class is cancelled, you may request a transfer to another class; otherwise, you will automatically receive a full refund of tuition and fees for the class that was cancelled. Refunds take approximately 15 business days.

CCS reserves the right to withdraw or modify courses, instructors and schedules; to revise tuition and fee structures; and to amend College policies for the efficient operation of the College without prior notice.

On occasion, an individual class may need to be cancelled due to illness, emergency or other unforeseen circumstance. In such a case, the instructor will notify each student enrolled in the class of the cancellation. CCS will announce inclement weather cancellations of classes on the CCS campus through the news media. Students attending off-site classes should contact the respective institutions for information on weather-related closings. For off-site details, see page 30.

Classroom assignmentsStudents will be mailed a registration confirmation that will indicate course room assignment and instructor whenever possible. Classroom location lists will also be posted on main building doors during the first two weeks of class.

student advisingCE students who wish to speak with an advisor about entering one of our Professional Development or Precollege programs can call 313.664.7691. Students who have concerns about courses in which they are enrolled are encouraged to contact the Continuing Education Office to discuss their concerns.

Parental ConsentA parent or legal guardian of any student age 18 or under, who is enrolled in any course taught using nude models, must sign and submit a Parental Consent Form to the CE office at the time of the student’s registration. Students who do not have the signed form on file prior to the first day of class will not be allowed to attend class until one is submitted. Questions regarding this policy can be directed to 313.664.7691.

student Withdrawals and refundsNoncredit Course and Young Artist Class RefundsStudents who do not wish to remain in a course for which they have registered must call the Continuing Education office at 313.664.7691 to formally withdraw from the course. Students who withdraw from a noncredit course or Young Artist class before the second class session will be granted a 100% tuition refund; no refund is granted after the start of the second class session. (Note: Students who withdraw from a CE course scheduled for shorter than 13 contact hours will not be granted a refund after the course has started.) Not attending a class does not constitute an official withdrawal from the course. No refunds will be granted after the terms of the refund policy.

Credit-Bearing CoursesThe refund of tuition for credit-bearing courses is detailed in the undergraduate course catalog available at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu. Students needing to withdraw from a credit-bearing course should notify the CE office as soon as possible, as related policies are distinctly different from CE’s standard noncredit course refund policy (detailed above). Contact the CE Office 313.664.7691.


securityThe Office of Campus Safety and Security at CCS is located on the first floor of the Kresge-Ford Building. Telephone number: 313.664.7444. The parking deck and campus are under security watch 24/7.

ParkingFree parking is available in the CCS parking structure on Brush Street to students while attending a CE class. Registered students will be issued a temporary parking permit with their registration confirmation. The parking deck should only be accessed during your scheduled class time and, if any, associated open lab time. Temporary parking permits are also available at the CCS Office of Campus Safety and Security or the Office of Continuing Education by presenting proof of current course registration.

Students must present a valid parking pass to enter and exit the parking structure.

Photography releaseCCS reserves the right to use photographs, taken either in class or on the CCS campus, of CE students and/or their art, for the purposes of instruction, advertising and promoting CCS and its programs. Students, or parents of students who are minors, who do not wish to comply with this policy must notify the CE office in writing when they register.

Behavior CodeCCS reserves the right to deny enrollment to, or expel, any student whose behavior, attitude or level of development is inconsistent, in the sole discretion of CCS, with the creative environment, growth and harmony of the education process.

gradesAt the end of the term, each CE student will receive a grade for each course(s) they take. CE grades for noncredit courses are as follows: “P” = Passing and indicates that the student has satisfactorily accomplished the anticipated course objectives. “NG” = No Grade and indicates that there was insufficient evidence to justify a “Passing” grade. “F” = Failure and indicates that the student clearly did not satisfactorily accomplish the anticipated course objectives. The grading policy for certificate and credit courses is published in the CCS Course Catalog and can be found at www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu.

Grades are not mailed but are published to WebAdvisor through Blackboard and can be found at bb.collegeforcreativestudies.edu. Grades are available at the end of the CCS Academic Semester which may be different then Continuing Education course duration. Please contact us if you are not able to view your grades within three weeks of the end of the Academic Semester. Students will need to use their CCS login and password to access this information. To view your grades please follow the below information. CAMPUS> Academic Advising/Registration-for students> WebAdvisor for students> View Your Grades> Login (may be necessary to do twice> select Term> SUBMIT

Students can request a copy of their grade report by calling the CCS Registrar’s Office at 313.664.7670. Transcripts of a student’s course history are also available by written request for a fee of $5. Mail requests to Registrar, CCS, 201 East Kirby, Detroit MI 48202–4034.

tuition DiscountsGraduates of CCS are eligible for a 20% tuition discount on noncredit CE courses. The Office of Registration will verify eligibility.

Seniors 60 years of age and older who are not degree students at CCS are eligible for a 10% tuition discount on noncredit CE courses.

Only one type of discount (alumni or senior citizen) may be applied per student, per course, per semester. Discounts are applied only to the course tuition cost; lab and material fees are not discounted. Discounts do not apply to Certificate or Diploma program courses.


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*Are you requesting a discount? SENIORS Subtract 10% from tuition only

ALUMNI Subtract 20% from tuition only

(optional)

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By Phone: 313.664.7691 By Fax: 313.873.4010

Online: www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

Please notify us about any medical condition/special needs:

Would you be interested in receiving information about CCS degree programs? Yes No

Have you been admitted to a Continuing Education professional Certificate or Diploma program? Yes No

If no, please indicate the one you would like information about below.

If yes, which one?

Digital Arts: Print Digital Arts: Print and Web Residential Design

Digital Arts: Web Digital Photography Professional Automotive Modeling

Are you 18 or over? Yes No If no please see page 28 for details on parental consent forms.

PLEASE ATTACH A CHECK PAYABLE TO: College for Creative Studies or you may charge the above tuition to: Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Card

Account Number Expiration Date Security Code

Cardholder’s Name (Print) Signature

Signature of student’s parent or legal guardian if under 18

IMPORTANT: by submitting this form you have read and agree to the current terms and conditions of the tuition charges and all current CCS Continuing Education Policies see pages 26 –29.

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Are you requesting a multiple-session discount? 6 week: $1,200, $396 deposit due at the time of registration 3 week: $600, $300 deposit due at the time of registration

Are you requesting a multiple-student discount? (Available only on 6-week session enrollment. Parents may be asked to provide legal dependence status.) 2 students: 30% nonrefundable deposit at the time of registration 3 or more students: 30% nonrefundable deposit at the time of registration

art enriChmentStudents can be dropped off as early as 8:30 am and picked up as late as 5:30 pm.

$30 per week per student (includes materials) Please check the desired week.

seleCtionsWeek 1: June 15 – 19 Sculpture Enrichment

Week 2: June 22 – 26 Drawing Enrichment

Week 3: June 29 – July 2 Automotive Enrichment

Week 4: July 6 – 10 Digital Design Enrichment

Week 5: July 13 – 17 Cartooning Enrichment

Week 6: July 20 – 24 Fashion Enrichment

Week 7: July 27 – July 31 Painting Enrichment

Week 8: August 3 – 7 Animation Enrichment

tuition CalCulation1 week $250 _________________ Enrichment $30 _________________

2 weeks $500 _______________ Enrichment $30 _________________

3 weeks $600 _______________ Enrichment $30 _________________

4 weeks $850 ________________ Enrichment $30 _________________

5 weeks $1,100 ______________ Enrichment $30 _________________




Subtotal A: __________________ Subtotal B: ___________________ Total Due (A+B): _______________________

Deposit Amount: ______________________

Balance Due: __________________________

PLEASE ATTACH A CHECK PAYABLE TO: College for Creative Studies or you may charge the above deposit or full tuition to:

Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Card

Account Number Expiration Date Security Code

Cardholder’s Name (Print) Signature

young artist one week at a timesummer 2009

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Child’s last Name Child’s First Name

Address City State Zip

Home Phone Email Address

Birthdate Social Security #

Guardian/Parent’s Name Guardian/Parent’s Signature

Parent’s Work Phone Parent’s Cell Phone

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By Phone: 313.664.7691 Online: www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/ce

’09SUMMER

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You will learn to navigate across disciplines to develop multi-faceted solutions to creative problems.

Majors may include study in related drawing, 3-D and digital design.

• Transportation Design / Product Design / Interior Design

• Graphic Design / Advertising Design / Photography

• Animation / Illustration

• Crafts / Fine Arts

InterdIscIplInary MajorsCCS allows you to choose one of three enrollment levels: Resident with Full Meal Plan, Commuter with Full Meal Plan or Commuter with Lunch. All students will participate in all required programming and will be invited to attend any optional events. Students enrolling at the resident level are placed in on-campus shared housing. The Full Meal Plan provides three (3) meals each weekday and two (2) meals on weekend days. The Lunch Plan covers lunch on weekdays only.

CCS’s Precollege Summer Experience is designed for independent young people who will take initiative both in and outside of the classroom. If parents and their children are seeking a somewhat sheltered environment, they should consider the nature of this program very carefully before applying.

tuItIon and FeesResident (Full meal Plan) $3,125

Commuter (Full Meal Plan) $2,855

Commuter (Lunch Plan) $2,325

scholarshIp applIcatIon deadlIne: May 2, 2009

All complete applications received by May 2, 2009 will be considered for

merit-based scholarships.

Women in Automotive Design Scholarships

Full and partial scholarships sponsored by Ford Motor Company.

CCS Merit-Based Scholarships

FInal applIcatIon deadlIne: May 30, 2009

july 5 – august 1, 2009

applIcatIon checKlIst

• Complete application form

• Written statement (250 words max)

• 6 – 10 work samples

• $35 application fee (nonrefundable)

More InForMatIonFor more information about the

Precollege Summer Experience or the College for Creative Studies, contact the

CCS Continuing Education office at 313.664.7456,

e-mail [email protected] or visit our Web site at

www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/experience.

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