The Post Baccalaureate Opportunity in Ceramics at IU Southeast provides students the chance to build their portfolio and gain skills necessary to reach the next phase of their careers.
Students from IUS Ceramics have been accepted into graduate programs at IU Bloomington, Alfred University, UMASS Dartmouth, the University of Colorado Boulder, Ohio University, the University of Alabama, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, the University of Nebraska Lincoln, West Virginia University, the University of Florida, Georgia State University, the University of Wisconsin Madison, Virginia Commonwealth University, Syracuse University and others.
The deadline for applications is in April each year. Contact GH Wood (woodgh@iu.edu), Ceramics Area Head to learn more about the post baccalaureate opportunity at IUS Ceramics.
Applications must include:
– Cover Letter, explaining why you want to be a post-baccalaureate student at IUS Ceramics
– Resume
– Artist Statement
– 10-20 images of your work, with corresponding image description list. Images should be saved as JPEG files, at least 800 pixels in the narrow dimension at 72 dpi (ex. 1200 x 800, 1250 x 800, etc)
– Contact information for two professional references
– Please use the subject line “Post Bacc application – [your name]” on the email
Email application materials and/or questions to:
GH Wood, Ceramics Area Head, Visiting Faculty – woodgh@iu.edu
Recent Post Baccs:
GH Wood, ’23, accepted to graduate school at Alfred
Max Trumpower, ’23, accepted as fulltime assistant to Melissa Weiss
Car Riegger, ’22, accepted to graduate school at the University of Wisconson Madison
Autumn McKay, ’22, resident artist at New Harmony Clay Studio
Drew Scanlon, ’22, accepted to graduate school at the University of Louisville
Lillian Powell, ’19, long term resident artist at Belger Crane Yard
Oliver Reed, ’19, accepted to graduate school at Illinois State University
L Gnadinger, ’18, accepted to Penland Core Fellow program
Lalana Fedorschak, ’18, accepted to graduate school at Ohio University
Jenny Reed, ’17, accepted to graduate school at Indiana University Bloomington
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