- C/ENTR faculty are creative practitioners who are adept at accommodating first year students and challenging upper level and graduate students.
 - All courses meet Creative Experiential Learning (CEL) requirements, and many are CPT certified.
 - We have waived the prerequisites so all are welcome!
 
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Mon, 11/10 12:00 noon - 1:00 PM 足球游戏_中国足彩网¥体育资讯 Clubhouse (Mosher 3rd Floor)
Wed, 11/12 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM 足球游戏_中国足彩网¥体育资讯 Clubhouse (Mosher 3rd Floor)
Spring 2026 Courses
Mondays 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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ENTR 325 足球游戏_中国足彩网¥体育资讯preneurSHOP is where students work as independent artists or designers to produce items for retail sale at a pop-up shop or other sales venues. Students apply creative entrepreneurial methods with a focus on creating multiples for sale. 
TL;DR: Students apply their creative practice to develop unique and personal items that are sold in the 足球游戏_中国足彩网¥体育资讯 store.
Faculty: Andrew Copeland
Tuesdays 10:00 AM- 12:45 PM
Create Your Future: Reimagine the World
ENTR 400 Create Your Future: Reimagine the World is a capstone course designed for both undergraduate and graduate students. This course prepares students to launch their creative careers and/or a creative venture. Building on prior C/ENTR courses, this course adds topics such as Futurism, Systems Thinking, Life Centered Design, and Sustainability. This course includes opportunities deliver creative assignments that are portfolio worthy while developing a formal plan to begin your creative career. 
TL;DR: Explore the theories and methods of Futurism, Afro-Futurism, and Indigenous-Futurism to envision and create a preferred future as a creative professional.
                
Faculty: Stephen Rueff
Student Quote: "[This course has helped me] realize that while visible events like big projects or famous collaborations are important, it’s the invisible patterns—constant learning, building trust, staying consistent—that will truly shape my success. Every step will be intentional. I’ll seek out mentors at every phase of my journey, making sure I always have guidance, inspiration, and honest feedback as I grow." - BFA major, My Preferred Future assignment, Spring, 2025
Image: Yuxin Qian, BFA major, Personal Past assignment (excerpt), Spring, 2025
Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Leadership in Creative Environments
ENTR 375 Leadership in Creative Environments explores the essential skills needed manage people and teams. This course introduces students to methods of self-discovery and a range of leadership styles that inform practices of collaborative leaders.
TL;DR: Leadership is essential in fine art and design studios, as well as in Creative Agencies. Students in this course develop their own leadership styles applicable in a variety of settings.
Faculty: Andrew Copeland
Student Quote: "Over the past 13 weeks, this journey has allowed me to reconnect with my core values while navigating the social complexities , decision-making, and influence. I’ve learned that leadership isn’t always loud — sometimes, it’s the quiet, intentional moments of reflection, collaboration, and ethical clarity that shape the most meaningful outcomes." Graduate Student, Social Design
Student Quote: “[This course helped me] realize that leadership is not only a positional title. Leadership can be practiced in any role and in all areas of one’s life – it is up to an individual to decide when, where, and how to apply their leadership energy to their individual goals and community.”  -Graduate student, Social Design program
Thursdays 4:00 PM - 6:45 PM
Marketing Essentials for Creatives
ENTR 250 Marketing Essentials for Creatives is a seminar-style course that explores the foundations of marketing, advertising and communications. Presenting the tools and methods used by professional artists and designers, students will develop cohesive written and visual communications relating to their own creative practice. 
TL;DR: Students work on a Marketing campaign for 足球游戏_中国足彩网¥体育资讯's Art and Literary Journal Full Bleed and to develop a personal marketing campaign.
Faculty: Ayisha Thompson
Student Quote: “By taking this course, I feel much more confident in marketing my art and brand, and I now have a concrete strategy to set myself up for success.” BFA sophomore. 
Student Quote: “After taking this course, I was able to better define my personal brand. I never understood the inner workings of marketing before, and this class significantly helped me grasp those concepts.”
Image by: Ein Tolentino, Full Bleed Journal, mock-up advertising assignment
Fridays 9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Starting Creative Ventures
ENTR 200 Starting Creative Ventures is an interactive seminar-style course that explores foundational business and entrepreneurship principles used by creative professionals in a variety of settings. Students work alone and in teams to apply the practices needed to found and launch a creative business venture. This course includes opportunities deliver creative assignments that are portfolio worthy.
TL;DR: A seminar-style course presenting essential tools, methods, and practices for starting a creative venture.
Faculty: Stephen Rueff
Student Quote: “This course has significantly changed the way I view my creative practice, showing me how I can approach my art as both an expression and a business.” -BFA, General Fine Arts.
Student Quote: “I really enjoyed how much this class was about learning to connect with those around us and put meaning into our work and creative ventures alongside how to actually start a business. That helped open up a whole new perspective on handling a creative business and even into my personal work as an artist.”  –Junior BFA student
                           
Image: Phoenix Shelton, BFA, The 4Ps Assignment, Fall 2024