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Medford, United States

School: Rogue Community College

Jewelry and Metalsmithing
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces students to tools and techniques used in working with non-ferrous metals through a combination of demonstrations, studio work and group discussions. Furthers design awareness and develops step-by-step metals techniques and craftsmanship skills on three-dimensional form as functional or wearable art.
 

Graphic Design
Course Format: Classroom
Provides overview of the advertising design field by studying advertising layout, package, industrial and brochure design, corporate image, signage, point of purchase, and direct mail. Also examines the motivational, psychological, functional, and aesthetic aspects of the advertising industry.
 

Gallery Design and Management
Course Format: Classroom
Explores the inner workings of a gallery from the perspectives of the artist and gallery director. Training includes installation of exhibits, communicating with artists, recordkeeping, mailings, shipping and receiving art work, and publicity. Discussion focuses on the various methods of installation, contemporary issues, historical perspectives, and critiques.
 

Drawing
Course Format: Classroom
Explores how the concepts of light, form, and spatial relationships create the illusion of three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface. Introduces traditional and contemporary drawing techniques using a variety of black and white media.
 

Barbering
Course Format: Classroom
Unit 1: Pre-Clinic/Freshman Extension The pre-clinic unit of barbering is composed of laboratory "hands-on" classes in hair sculpturing, clipper use and design, shampooing, thermal styling, artificial hair, facial hair trimming, and hair design. You will also attend the first week of freshman level Facial Technology class. Unit 2: Sophomore Sophomore level is the time for refi...
 

Nail Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Unit 1: Pre-Clinic/Freshman Extension The foundation of nail technology is composed of laboratory "hands-on" classes consisting of manicuring, pedicuring, hand and arm massage, leg and foot massage, reflexology and artificial nails. Unit 2: Sophomore Further development of laboratory practices from the pre-clinic unit with focus on accuracy and speed. Academic classes focusing o...
 

Esthetician
Course Format: Classroom
E s t h e t i c i a n: 5 0 0 h o u r s Unit 1: Pre-Clinic/Freshman Extension The pre-clinic unit is composed of laboratory "hands-on" classes consisting of facials, massage techniques, skin treatments, make-up application, eye lash and brow tinting as well as temporary hair removal. Unit 2: Sophomore The development of the proficiencies in the pre-clinic level classes are ...
 

Hair Design
Course Format: Classroom
Unit 1: Pre-Clinic/Freshman Extension The pre-clinic lab unit is composed of laboratory "hands-on" classes consisting of one 4-week unit of hair sculpturing & hair design, and one 4-week unit of chemical texturizing and hair color. Unit 2: Sophomore This section builds on the development of proficiencies in the classes that were introduced during the pre-clinic unit. Clinic/Lab p...
 

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