Course Catalogs

From 1969-1971, CJC offered both Music & Art programs under the Two-Year College Transfer program. These programs were under the direction of the Department of Humanities at the time.

By the 80's, the Speech/Drama program was introduced under the Dept. of Humanities. Drama courses were limited, offering only two drama specific courses. The Music program also introduced the Two-Year Career program, similar to vocational/trade programs.

By the 90's CJC was approved by the Board of Regents as a state college and could offer four-year Bachelor's programs. The Music program began offering a Bachelor's degree in Music. The Arts program remained as an Associates program. The Drama program became independent of the Speech program and offered a more drama focused curriculum.

In the early 2000's CJC gained the university title. The Music program became the Music Department, and a variety of track options were offered under the Bachelor of Music program; Music Business, Composition, and Performance. The Drama program was renamed the Theatre program. The Communication's program was introduced.