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California Lutheran University’s Publication for the College of Arts and Sciences
Multimedia
Opened in 2017, the William Rolland Art Center provides modern facilities for the Cal Lutheran Art and Multimedia departments. This venue contains computer labs, video and audio editing suites, a cinema screening room, as well as a virtual reality and video production studio. Also included are spaces for visual arts such as painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, and sculpture. A gallery space displaying student work is located at the entrance.
Spanish
My travel seminar Treasures of Peru, taught by Dr. Fiore and Dr. Claussen, was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The opportunity to learn the Peruvian dialect was an indispensable experience in helping me understand Spanish as a living language while refining what I had learned in the classroom at Cal Lutheran. I now have a more holistic view of what it means to be a Spanish learner and how my major intersects with culture and people, going beyond language.
Stefan Henning '20
Sports Management
I’m looking forward to taking the class Broadcast Sports Production as I am hoping to one day be a sports broadcaster. I became interested in the Sports Management program because of the class Sport Psychology. I already really enjoyed general psychology and liked how it linked with Sports Communication. Last semester was my first semester taking any classes for the program and despite the circumstances, the professors made it possible to still enjoy the class.
Austin Gregory '22