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School of Arts and Design - Fine Woodworking (WOOD)
Certificate (CERT)
About the Program
The Fine Woodworking program teaches students standards of fine craftsmanship, inspired design, and an entrepreneurial spirit for a woodworking venture.
The coursework includes a strong emphasis on design, construction techniques, and problem solving. Students learn a blend of machinery skills and traditional hand-tool expertise.
The Fine Woodworking program features:
- Well equipped studios with modern machinery and hand tools comparable with those used in a small woodworking business.
- Small class size assures individual attention.
- Courses taught by accomplished woodworking professionals, Monday through Saturday, morning, afternoon, and evening.
Students are prepared for self-employment, for positions in the craft industry, or for continued study toward a bachelor's degree at a four-year institution.
This program is available as a certificate and as a concentration in the AAA in Professional Crafts degree.
Fine Woodworking in the News
Many artisans get their start at SFCC. Read how the Fine Woodworking program changed life for Dennis Esquivel in Trend Magazine's article "Beyond Cliches: Making statements in wood, a Michigan artist finds his life's direction in Santa Fe."
For more information contact Instructors Bob Mays at charles.mays@sfcc.edu or Michael Hoffer at michael.hoffer@sfcc.edu or (505) 428-1726.
Or
Kathryn Nowlin, School of Arts and Design Lead Administrator (505) 428-1436 kathryn.nowlin@sfcc.edu.
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