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Worship Arts Minor

Lead from the Heart

At A Glance

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Program Type

Minor

Accreditation

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

Learning

Covers broad mix of musical genres, from classic to current styles

Experience

Opportunity to serve on university’s worship team

Student singing a worship song

Our worship arts minor is designed to provide you with experience in the artistic and technical aspects of worship and ministry music. You’ll take courses covering classical and popular musical styles and be exposed to current trends in music and theatre technology.

Interested in going into ministry? You can pair this minor with a theology major or even choose an interdisciplinary program to expand your studies at the intersection of faith and music.

Worship Team

Audition to be a part of the campus worship team where you can lead during our chapel services in Bauman Auditorium, in addition to other services on and off campus. This is a great opportunity to improve your skills and knowledge within worship arts.

Courses / Curriculum What Will I Study?

Bauman Auditorium

Our spaces/Where Will I Learn?

Ross Center 

The Ross Center houses the performing arts programs and consists of two large rehearsal rooms, six classrooms, and 15 practice rooms for music and theatre students, as well as the university’s box office. All music majors and any students enrolled in applied lessons are able to access the practice rooms, computer lab, and piano lab 24/7 for practice.

Bauman Auditorium 

One of the largest spaces on campus, Bauman Auditorium seats 1,119 people and hosts numerous band, choir and orchestra concerts, including our annual ÄÛ²ÝÊÓÆµ concert. Students also perform senior showcase concerts in the space.Our highly respected venue is renowned by the Oregon Symphony for its acoustics, which hosts a concert annually.

Production and Media labs in the Arts & Cinematic Arts Facility  

Music students learn in production labs and media classrooms designed for hands-on audio creation, recording and post-production. These spaces support coursework in music technology, composition and contemporary performance, giving students access to professional-grade tools in a collaborative learning environment.

Portrait of Nolan Staples

Nolan Staples

My experience at ÄÛ²ÝÊÓÆµ Fox was one that was rooted in community. When I graduated high school I was unsure whether I would attend Fox or a music school in Boston. I felt God leading me to go to Fox for at least a year, but I didn’t know if I would stay longer than that. By December of my freshman year I knew that I would stay at Fox, mostly because of the people.

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