Recent News:
Voors serves National Park Service
Last summer, Michael Voors held a highly-coveted Artist-in-Residency post at Mesa Verde, the first national park of its kind in the United States. Voors was one of four artists selected in a national search. He traveled to southwestern Colorado and met with park rangers for an intensive back country training program. Following initiation and orientation, he was given free access to the UNESCO World Heritage site for a two-week period. [more...]
Tahaney creates cultural fusion
Michael Tahaney, assistant professor and BFA coordinator for musical theatre, led a group of seven School of Theatre and Dance students to San Miguel de Allende, an UNESCO World Heritage site located the highlands of central Mexico. Together, they immersed themselves in the history of the Mexican nation, creating a 60-minute theatrical interpretation that reflected 3,000 years of converging cultures. They mounted the original production before a sold-out crowd of nearly 200 at the Rancho Los Labradores theatre. [more...]
Latest issue of Notable now available
Enjoy our semiannual publication, celebrating faculty and student creative activity and research on the state, national and international levels. This paperless issue is an expanded production, including articles and alumni news and is in PDF format.
Student wins piano competition
School of Music sophomore Kyle Walker, majoring in piano performance, was chosen the state winner in the Young Artist Piano Competition at the NC Music Teachers Association conference. [more...]
