WELCOME TO FOLKLIFE STUDIES
FOLK ARTS AND CRAFTS PRODUCTION & MARKETING
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Current area economic trends indicate that heritage tourism, regional travel, craft marketing, historic preservation, and the general promotion of the region's natural resources (whitewater rafting, skiing, hiking, etc.) are not only the fastest growing segments of the economic base, but will also set the direction for future regional change and stability. Interest in traditional Folk Arts and Crafts has broad based appeal and can provide potential employment opportunities for individuals, in addition to an economic impact potential for the state and region.
Required Courses
Folk Arts and Crafts Production/Marketing Option 20 hrs
| ACCT | 1100 | Accounting Fundamentals | 3 hr |
| BUSN | 2250 | Small Business Management | 3 hr |
| FOLK | 1110 | Introduction to Craft Design & Marketing | 3 hr |
| FOLK | 2295 | Crafts Apprenticeship | 11hr |
Contact Info
The Frank and Jane Gabor West Virginia Folklife Center
at Fairmont State University
Dr. Judy P. Byers, Director
Noel W. Tenney, Assistant Professor of Folklife Studeis &Cultural Specialist
113 Education Building
Phone: (304) 367-4403 or 367-4286
Email: wvfolklife@fairmontstate.edu
or jbyers@fairmontstate.edu
or ntenney@fairmontstate.edu
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