Senior Thesis :
Important Documents

 

Proposals for First Day of Class

The Day One requirements are presented to the Juniors in late spring each year. Please read through the materials carefully and contact your Thesis faculty if you have any questions or need to input on your thesis idea. If you were on leave or mobility and missed the meeting, you can also access it through blackboard.mica.edu or by clicking the link below under Senior Thesis and Seminar Syllabus. The Topics, Tips and Websites listed below can help you format your Thesis proposal. All students are required to present on the first day of Thesis without exception.
 

Senior Thesis and Seminar Syllabus

You can download the syllabus here.

 

Topics, Tips and Websites

For help and inspiration, please refer to our the Word doc we’ve written up for you: srthesis_topicstipswebsites

 

Weekly Class Breakdown

Curious about how the class itself is structured?  Download our Word doc to find out more:  srthesisseminarweeklysched09-10 

 

Required Summer Reading

Portraits by Michael Kimmelman is currently out of print, but you can view it in pdf form on the MICA Blackboard. Use you username and password to enter Blackboard. You have been signed into Senior Thesis, so it will show up once you have logged in. Click on the class, then choose Course Documents from the left hand column. The book is broken down into several pdfs. Please read them all to find an essay that resonates with your Thesis idea. You can also purchase used copies at AbeBooks and Half.com.

kimmelman

Studio Space

To apply for a senior studio space, you need to:
1] Write a one page statement on why you want a space, including your name, phone number and email address and leave it with Erin Gleeson, IL Dept Administrative Assistant.
2] Indicate your preference of cubicle or desk. Your preference can’t be guaranteed but it’s good to know!
3] Read through the Studio Contract to make sure you are willing to follow these rules.

Spaces will be assigned during first week of classes!