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and depth of their personal performing and visual
more than 11,000 professionals from around the
arts school experiences and show how these
world dedicated to serving students as they make
experiences are shaping their career aspirations.
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Table of Contents
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2011 NACAC performing &
visual arts college
fair schedule
Attend a Performing & Visual
Arts Fair at a location close to you.

7
What to Consider When
Choosing a Performing &
Visual Arts School

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artist PROFILE
Cliff Warren shares his advice for
students interested in the arts.
Fine arts undergrad painting in the studio
at Savannah College of Art and
Design (SCAD). See listing on page 43.

12
Tips to showcase Ad on page 51.
your talent

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Performing & Visual Arts
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2011 NACAC Performing
& Visual Arts College Fair COLLEGE Advisors
Exhibitors Performing & Visual Arts
Listed alphabetically.
Scholarships

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artist PROFILE About TeenLife
Michele Lauriat talks about how her arts
schooling has shaped her career. 57 Find out more about what we offer
and how to register on our site.

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INDEX
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Colleges (Non-Exhibitors) 58 By Geographic Location
64 Advertisers
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Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in
Fine Arts
drawing
painting
printmaking
sculpture
Graphic Design
Illustration
Interdisciplinary Art & Design Studies
fashion
Photography

College of Visual Arts
Admissions Office
344 Summit Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota
55102

651.757.4040

www.cva.edu

Admissions@cva.edu
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NACAC 2011 Performing & Visual Arts College Fair Schedule
The NACAC Performing & Visual Arts (PVA) College Fairs are designed for students interested in pursuing
undergraduate and graduate study in the areas of music, dance, theater, visual arts, graphic design, and other related
disciplines. Held each fall, attendees learn about educational opportunities, admission and financial aid, portfolio days,
audition and entrance requirements, and much more by meeting with representatives from colleges, universities,
conservatories, festivals and other educational institutions with specialized programs in the visual and performing arts.
Fair workshops will address the questions and concerns of students seeking post-secondary options in the performing
and visual arts. Admissions professionals from top schools will be on hand to discuss information on types of college art
programs, how to select the right fit, best practices for the audition and portfolio, and how to prepare for an arts program
both creatively and academically.

september 2011 10/20 Las Vegas
9/25 New Orleans Las Vegas Academy of International Studies,
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Performing & Visual Arts
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
6:00 - 7:00 p.m., Workshop: College
9/26 Dallas Admissions 101 for the Performing
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts and Visual Artist
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
10/22 Los Angeles
9/27 HOUSTON University of California, Los Angeles-
Rice University, Alice Pratt Brown Hall Ackerman Union
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
6:00 - 7:00 p.m., Workshop: Navigating the Performing 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Workshop: College
and Visual Arts College Fair Choices in the Visual and Performing Arts

october 2011 10/23 San Francisco
Nob Hill Masonic Center
10/3 tampa 12:00 - 2:30 p.m.
The University of South Florida
Marshall Student Center Ballroom 10/24 Seattle
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Fisher Pavilion at Seattle Center
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
10/4 ATLANTA
Cobb County Center for Excellence in the 10/25 portland
Performing Arts—Pebblebrook High School Portland State University—Smith Memorial Union
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
10/6 Minneapolis 10/31 Philadelphia
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities—Coffman Memorial Union
Radisson Hotel Valley Forge
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
10/9 Interlochen
Interlochen Center for the Arts, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 2011
3:00 - 4:00 p.m., Workshop: College Search— 11/1 NEW YORK
What's Right for You in the Performing and Visual Arts Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
10/11 Cincinnati 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
University of Cincinnati—Tangeman University Center
11/2 Boston
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Boston Center for the Arts, Cyclorama
10/12 Chicago 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Roosevelt University—Chicago College of
Performing Arts-Auditorium Building
11/6 WASHINGTON DC
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
10/18 Denver
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. For more information visit
www.nacacnet.org/pva or call (800) 822-6285.

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CONSERVATORY OF PERFORMING ARTS
As one of the nation’s top programs, our conservatory Talent Scholarships
combines rigorous training with hands-on experience. and Apprenticeships
Students work with internationally recognized master Available
teachers, directors and choreographers.

DegreeS:
bachelor of arts (b.a.)
bachelor of Fine arts (b.F.a.)
Master of Fine arts (M.F.a.)

ProgrAmS:
cinema and digital arts
- cinema Production
- digital arts
- screenwriting

dance
- ballet
- Jazz
- Modern
- dance Pedagogy

theatre
- acting
- Musical theatre
- stage Management
- technical theatre and design

Inquire today! Visit our website for
audition and interview information.
1-800-321-0129 or 412-392-3430
www.pointpark.edu

PittSburgh, PA.

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What to Consider When Choosing
a Performing & Visual Arts School

by Jennifer Gross

tudents who wish to study visual or alone arts schools offer an immersion-type experience for
performing arts face some unique students earning BM or BFA degrees. All students will be
challenges during their college search. The type of artists, and the atmosphere is often highly competitive.
college, application process, and school philosophy are
Some larger universities offer BFA/BM degrees as well
just a few of the important things to consider.
as BA degrees in the arts. You may find somewhat self-
contained music or arts schools within the larger university.
A Difference of Degree In this atmosphere, students can pursue the more special-
ized degree while keeping the door open to taking a few
Prospective arts majors have two degree options: the
liberal arts courses (which may be unavailable at special-
first, a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree with a major in the
ized music or arts schools). In addition, a university-based
arts; the second, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) for art-
arts program might give you the option of pursuing a double
ists/performers or Bachelor of Music (BM) for musicians.
degree, such as a BM in Music and a BA in History.
The BA degree is the typical liberal arts degree, with a
survey of courses in different areas and a specialty cho-
sen in one area; students who major in English, history, The Application Process
and other humanities majors also earn BA degrees. The In addition to completing a typical college application,
BFA or BM degree is more intensely focused in the arts. students in the visual or performing arts will need to pre-
There is a world of difference between a BA in Music pare a portfolio or audition. Each school will have different
and a BM in Music. A BA in Music consists of a lot of requirements, listed in their collateral and on their website.
courses outside of the music major and approximately Keep in mind that although a portfolio or audition is an
12 or so courses within it. It may not be enough for the important part of the application, arts programs do consid-
student who wants a passionate musical experience. er academic records and test scores. Most colleges balance
A BM in Music, however, is essentially a professional students’ creative talent with their academic achievements.
degree with rigorous study through coursework in music
history and theory.
Assessing Your Abilities
Which degree you choose depends on your college If you're interested in pursuing an arts major and
and career goals. If you have a high degree of commit- career, now is the time to seek objective opinions of your
ment to your art and desire an arts-focused college abilities in the field.
experience, a BFA or BM might be right for you. If you
would rather study a variety of subjects along with your In addition to asking for honest advice from high
arts major, a BA may be the way to go. school and private teachers, students can also get outside
assessment from professionals at a local symphony,
dance troupe, or theater company. Visual arts students
Types of Colleges can receive portfolio evaluations from college representa-
Visual and performing arts students have several tives at one of the many National Portfolio Days. See
types of colleges to consider. Conservatories and stand- www.portfolioday.net/ for details.


What to Consider When Choosing a Performing & Visual Arts School

Other Considerations Facilities
All students benefit from visiting the colleges that interest In addition to checking out dorm rooms, class-
them and asking questions about academics, student life, and rooms, and athletic facilities, art students should
other facets of the college experience. As an arts student, you look at a college's studio space or practice rooms,
have additional questions to consider. performance or exhibit venues on campus, computer
resources, and any other resources specific to your field
The opportunity to perform, of study. And ask questions about how accessible these
exhibit, and have active internships resources are to students: attractive studios are of no
is vital to a young artist's education. help if there aren't enough to go around.

A Good Fit
Location
Finally, as for every student, visual and performing
The location of your chosen college may be more important
arts students need to find a college that fits their per-
to you than to students with other majors. For example, arts
sonality, interests, and goals. It's easy to be dazzled by
students attending school in urban areas will have access to
the prestige of a top professional school or arts depart-
professional venues such as museums, galleries, theaters, and
ment and overlook the question of whether the program
concerts. Additionally, the opportunity to perform, exhibit, and
is right for you. No matter how talented the student and
have active internships is vital to a young artist's education.
how wonderful the school, fit is always crucial.

Nationally accredited four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Film,
Fine Art, Graphic Design, Interior Design, and Photography, Bachelor
of Arts degree in Art, and Professional Certificate in Film.

Scholarships • Financial Aid • On-Campus Housing
Located in Nashville, Tennessee.
615.383.4848 • 866.887.6395 | www.watkins.edu

Developing the whole musician for a fulfilling career in the 21st century, with
degrees in performance (BM), music education (BME), and liberal arts (BA).

Brass & Percussion Jazz Studies Music Education
William Stanley, trombone (chair) John Davis, trumpet (chair) Martina Miranda, general music (chair)
Terry Sawchuk, trumpet Bijoux Barbosa, jazz bass James Austin, winds & percussion
Michael Thornton, horn Dave Corbus, jazz guitar Margaret Berg, strings
Michael Dunn, tuba/euphonium Brad Goode, trumpet Dana Biggs, winds & percussion
Douglas Walter, percussion John Gunther, saxophone Leila Heil, choral music
Allen Hermann, trombone Matthew Roeder, winds & percussion
Keyboard Jeff Jenkins, jazz piano
David Korevaar, piano (chair) Paul Romaine, jazz drum set Musicology
Andrew Cooperstock, piano Carlo Caballero, Chair
Alejandro Cremaschi, Strings Jay Keister
piano pedagogy Judith Glyde, cello (chair) Rebecca Maloy
Elizabeth Farr, organ/harpsichord Lina Bahn, violin Thomas Riis
Doris Lehnert, piano Margaret Soper Gutierrez, violin Brenda Romero
Margaret McDonald, Erika Eckert, viola Jeremy Smith
collaborative piano Paul Erhard, bass
Alexandra Nguyen, Janet Harriman, harp Woodwind
collaborative piano Nicolò Spera, classical guitar Yoshiyuki Ishikawa, bassoon (chair)
Christina Jennings, flute
Composition Voice Peter Cooper, oboe
Daniel Kellogg, (chair) Patti Peterson, soprano (chair) Daniel Silver, clarinet
John Drumheller Jennifer Bird, soprano Tom Myer, saxophone
Carter Pann Julie Simson, mezzo-soprano
Michael Theodore Joel Burcham, tenor
Patrick Mason, baritone

Fall 2012 Undergraduate
On-campus auditions
February 4, 2012
February 11, 2012
February 18, 2012
Off-Campus auditions
January 21, 2012 - Interlochen, MI
January 29, 2012 - Colorado Springs, CO

Voice, Jazz Guitar &
Non-Colorado Resident Flute
Pre-Screening Deadline
December 15, 2011

University of Colorado at Boulder 301 UCB Boulder, CO 80309-0301 303-735-2283 http://music.colorado.edu

Dance
Design & Production
Drama
Filmmaking
Music
Training talented students
from high school to graduate school
for professional careers in the arts.
Presenting more than 300
performances and screenings
each year.
UNCSA
1533 South Main St.
Winston-Salem, NC 27127
www.uncsa.edu
Application deadlines:
Nov. 15, 2011: For auditions Dec. 1, 2011 through Jan. 31, 2012
Jan. 15, 2012: For auditions Feb. 1, through Mar. 31, 2012
Mar. 15, 2012: For auditions Apr. 4, through Apr. 30, 2012
Students auditioning or interviewing prior to Dec. 1, 2011 will have their
applications reviewed on a rolling basis (D&P)

ARTIST profile
In His Own Words
Why did you decide to attend a
performing and visual arts school?
I went to a high-pressured math and
“ My best advice for students is to take a
summer program at their local university.
science magnet school, so I always It not only helped me flesh out my portfolio,
figured I'd go into something like but it gave me an understanding of what art

”
engineering or computer science. But school was all about.
after I took my first art class as a junior,
they quickly filled up all of my elective
slots. By my senior year I was involved
in every artistic outlet I could find. I How did you personally research and then select a performing
designed school murals, was in the and visual arts school?
filmmakers club, and created t-shirts My mom bought dozens of books and we made a list of the schools
for various groups. It became clear to with the strongest Industrial Design programs in the country. We
me that art was my passion, and I visited four schools, where I sat in on classes and met students. I
should pursue it. ended up picking the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) because
it had such a good reputation and I really liked the energy. Everyone
seemed so optimistic and excited about what they were doing, and
What arts major did you specifically
that made me want to be part of their community.
study?
Whenever I told someone that I liked
math and art, they’d tell me to major How has your “arts” college experience shaped what you are
in architecture. But after I read an doing now?
issue of Time magazine that focused RISD taught me entirely new ways to think. I was given the chance to
on Industrial Design (which encom- explore many different types of art and aspects of Industrial Design.
passes everything from product design, I worked on user interfaces with LG, built a functioning moon buggy
to user interface design, to humanitarian for a NASA competition, and designed everything from kid's toys, to
design), I realized it was a major that furniture, to spaceship interiors. All this making and doing helped me
combined a lot of my interests and I really understand who I am as an artist and a designer. I personally
never looked back. realized that I like variety, so I'm now a freelance designer in San
Francisco. I work for different clients and also have time to work on
personal projects, too.

What advice do you have for students who want to attend a
performing and visual arts school?
My best advice for students is to take a summer program at their
local university. I did an art class the summer before my senior year.
Cliff It not only helped me flesh out my portfolio, but it gave me an under-
warren standing of what art school was all about. Once you're sure art school
BA in Industrial
is for you, follow your heart when selecting a school. It's really impor-
Design, 2011
tant to choose a school that has a unique vibe. It needs to be a place
Rhode Island
School of Design
where you feel creative energy and believe your passion can grow.


Tips to Showcase Your Talent
by Hilary Dobel
pplying to a school for performing or Dance
visual arts (PVA) can be especially
For in-person auditions, you’ll need to provide a
nerve-wracking because having some-
CD or sheet music for accompaniment to your solo
one judge your art – your talent – can
dance. Make sure to bring the CD in a labeled jewel
be highly subjective. But you’ve already
case so it doesn’t get lost or scratched! If you’re
made the brave and difficult decision to pursue your
submitting an audition DVD, many schools want
artistic dream, so the best thing you can do is give your-
shots of you from the side (especially for barre
self every possible advantage when applying to schools.
exercises) as well as from the front. Depending on
how different the requirements of each school are,
The centerpiece of your application is where you you might find it easier to film a series of short
showcase your talent: your portfolio or your audition. To sections separately, then edit them together to tailor
make the best impression, read the guidelines for each your audition video to each school. Many schools
school carefully. For example, some schools might prefer also ask that you wear a particular dance outfit, so
digital .jpeg files while others might ask for 35 mm slide make sure you’re dressed for success.
transparencies. Double check, then check again!
Theater and Voice
Here are some of TeenLife’s tips for young
Your appearance here is important. Choose
artists as you’re preparing to take the next step in your
clothing that’s flattering and neat, and keep any
creative career:
makeup simple. Headshots and a resume are
universally required, so have a small stockpile
Visual Arts and Graphic Design
printed–and you don’t have to spend a ton of money
If you’re photographing your work, check out
Bowdoin’s online guide to using natural and artificial
light (http://www.bowdoin.edu/visual-arts/portfolio/
photographing-art.shtml). For digital files, 72 dpi and a
max height of 1000 pixels are standard specifications,
but make sure that’s what your schools want, too. You
can submit your files by mail on a USB flash drive or
CD, but some schools also let you post them to online
services like highschoolportfolios.com, deviantart.com,
or carbonmade.com. If you’re submitting slides, you can
find Kodachrome and Ektachrome film in art stores or
online. Consider a mail-order slide processing service
like Coopers Imaging if you can’t find a developer locally.

Saxaphone players practicing in an
ensemble at The University of Dayton.
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on headshots to have a great photo. If you’re auditioning Film
in person, don’t get upset or flustered if the panel wants
Stick to the running time given in the school’s guide-
you to make an adjustment to a monologue or song. It can
lines! If you have a script or storyboard, the admissions
actually mean that they’re impressed with you and want
committee may be interested in seeing those, too, so check
to see how you take direction! You may also be asked to
the website for details. It’s difficult for high school students
improvise–to cold-read a scene for acting or to sight-read
to make even a movie with limited resources, and film
if you’re singing.
schools know that. Because of this, many of them accept
work from other genres. If you have a short story you’re
Music
proud of or an essay that rocks, use that to give yourself an
Musicians auditioning long-distance may need to edge. Film schools want to know that you can tell a story,
submit more than just a CD of their music. Increasingly, and you can show them your capabilities even if you don’t
schools want DVD auditions, including close-ups of em- have a prizewinning short.
bouchure or fingering. In person, remember that you have
a limited amount of time–don’t be alarmed if the panel
No matter your genre, your audition or portfolio is
cuts you off before a song is finished and asks to hear an-
about breadth as well as depth. You’ll need to demonstrate
other one. They just want to see as much from you as they
proficiency with a range of styles or expressive modes, such
can. Remember to bring multiple copies of your sheet
as a classical aria and a jazz standard, or ballet and modern
music, since the panel will want to be able to see what
dance. Choose pieces you love, no matter what, and your
you’re playing to help them evaluate your performance.
passion and talent will come through–and that’s sure to catch
And, like singers, come ready to sight-read.
the eye of the selection committee.

2011 NACAC
College Fair Exhibitors
NACAC hosts Performing & Visual Arts College Fairs in 19 cities across the country each fall. They are an
important resource for fine arts students interested in pursuing undergraduate and graduate programs of
study in the areas of music, theatre, dance, visual arts, graphic design, film production, and other related
disciplines. We've listed the colleges below that will be exhibiting at one or more of the NACAC Performing &
Visual Arts Fairs. Check out the list so you can contact your choice schools for more information.

American Academy of Art
performing & Majors: G, P, V
visual arts college Website: www.aaart.edu
FAIR EXHIBITORS
American Academy of
Aaron Copland School of Music Dramatic Arts
Majors: M Majors: F, T
Website: www.qcgages.qc.edu/music Website: www.aada.edu

Academy of Art University The American Musical and
Majors: F, G, M, P, T, V Dramatic Academy
Website: www.academyart.edu AMDA College and Conservatory of
Performing Arts is a world-renowned
school with many notable acting, dance
Academy of Couture Art
and musical theater alumni. With
Blending European haute couture tradition
campuses in New York and Los Angeles,
with the high energy, fast-paced, challeng-
you'll get training from those who are at
ing American Fashion system, Academy of
the top of their profession.
Couture Art offers unique fashion degrees
specializing in the fashion professions of Majors: M, MT
fashion design and pattern making. Location: New York, NY; Los Angeles, CA
Website: www.amda.edu
Majors: O
Phone: (888) 474-9444
Academy of Couture Art Location: Los Angeles, CA
Email: kjackson@amda.edu
student learning the art of Website: www.academycoutureart.edu
couture textile embellishing. Phone: (310) 360-8888
See listing on page 14, ad on Email: info@academyofcoutureart.edu Andrew College
page 40. Andrew College is a private, co-educa-
tional, residential, liberal arts college
Adelphi University
related to The United Methodist Church.
Majors: D, G, M, P, T
The college opened its doors in 1854 and
Website: www.adelphi.edu
is located in Cuthbert, Georgia.
D: Dance F: Film G: Graphic Design M: Music
Agnes Scott College Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T
MT: Musical Theater P: Photography T: Theater
V: Visual/Fine Arts O: Other Majors: D, M, T Location: Cuthbert, GA
*Visit school website. Website: www.agnesscott.edu Website: www.andrewcollege.edu
Phone: (229) 732-5936
Email: admissions@andrewcollege.edu
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Regional auditions
are coming to a city
near you.
FOUR-YEAR BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS
and TWO-YEAR CONSERVATORY

Programs in Acting,
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and Dance Theatre
amda.edu
800.367.7908

Curiosity
Required.
~
Shenandoah UniverSity students
are curious and creative. They learn in
small, highly interactive classes and
discover even more through real-world
practice. Whether performing on a
Grammy Award winning CD, providing
disaster relief in Haiti, taking water
samples in the Shenandoah River or
Find out more.
matching DNA samples in a genomics www.su.edu/curious
lab, they learn by rolling up their sleeves
and getting their hands dirty.
(800) 432-2266
admit@su.edu
Shenandoah. Experience the
applied liberal arts.

exhibitors

Anna Maria College ArtsAbroad– Baldwin-Wallace college
Majors: G, M, T, O Summer Programs Conservatory of Music
Website: www.annamaria.edu ArtsAbroad provides music, acting, Private liberal arts college near
art, design and dance camp, work- Cleveland, Ohio with seven aca-
Antonelli Institute– shop and travel programs in Eu- demic divisions including an under-
Art & Photography rope and the Caribbean. A teacher graduate Conservatory of Music.
accompanies all programs. Open Beautiful, friendly, and safe campus.
Majors: Visit school website.
to students worldwide, age 15-19. Nationally-recognized for music
Website: www.antonelli.edu
Prepare for college, see the world, therapy, business, neuroscience,
and improve your art! and music theatre.
Arizona State University
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T Majors: M, T
Website: www.asu.edu Location: Falls Church, VA Location: Berea, OH
Website: www.artsabroad.org Website: www.bw.edu/conservatory
Phone: (703) 204-0678 Phone: (866) BW-MUSIC
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Email: info@ArtsAbroad.org Email: aevans@bw.edu
Website: www.artacademy.edu
Augsburg College Ball State University
Majors: F, M, T, O Majors: D, F, G, M, MT, P, T, V, O
The Art Institute
Website: www.augsburg.edu Website: www.bsu.edu
of Atlanta
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu/atlanta Augusta State University Baylor University
Majors: F, M, MT, T, V Majors: Visit school website.
Website: www.aug.edu Website: www.baylor.edu
The Art Institute of
New York City
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu/
new-york-city

The Art Institute of Ohio-
Cincinnati
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu/cincinnati

The Art Institute of
Philadelphia
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu/philadelphia

The Art Institutes
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu
Baldwin-Wallace college Conservatory
of Music students performing a repertory theatre
production of Jonathan Larson's muscial Rent.
See listing on this page, ad on page 2.
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exhibitors

Beau Monde College
of Hair Design
Majors: O
Website: www.beaumondecollege.com University of
Redlands school
of music students
Belhaven University portraying Papageno
Majors: D, G, M, MT, P, T, V and Papagena in
Website: www.belhaven.edu the opera The Magic
Flute. See listing
on page 50, ad on
Belmont University– page 29.
College of Visual and
Performing Arts
Majors: D, M, T
Website: www.belmont.edu

Bennington College
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, V The Boston Conservatory Cabrini College
Website: www.bennington.edu Majors: D, M, MT, T Majors: Visit school website.
Website: www.bostonconservatory.edu Website: www.cabrini.edu
Berklee College of Music
Berklee College of Music was founded Boston University California Institute for
on the revolutionary principle that the College of Fine Arts the Arts (CalArts)
best way to prepare students for careers Majors: G, M, T, V Founded in 1961, CalArts is the
in music is through the study and Website: www.bu.edu/cfa first private institution granting
practice of contemporary music. both MFA and BFA degrees in
Bowling Green the visual and performing arts.
Majors: M State University CalArts' six schools: Art, Critical
Location: Boston, MA Majors: Visit school website. Studies, Dance, Film/Video, Music
Website: www.berklee.edu Website: www.bgsu.edu and Theater, occupy a campus 30
Phone: 800 BERKLEE (237-5533) miles north of Los Angeles.
Email: admissions@berklee.edu
Brooks Institute Majors: Visit school website.
Majors: Visit school website. Location: Valencia, CA
Berry College Website: www.brooks.edu Website: www.calarts.edu
Phone: (661) 255-1050
Website: www.berry.edu
Bucknell University Email: admis@calarts.edu
Bethany Lutheran College Website: www.bucknell.edu California State
Majors: G, M, T, V
University East Bay
Website: www.blc.edu
Buffalo State College–SUNY Website: www.csueastbay.edu
Bishop's University Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, O
Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.buffalostate.edu
Capital University
Website: www.gobishops.ca
Conservatory of Music
Majors: M
Blackburn College Butler University
Website: www.capital.edu
Majors: G, M, P, T Majors: D, M, T, O
Website: www.blackburn.edu Website: www.butler.edu


artist profile
In Her Own Words
What's the best way you researched a performing and
Michele visual arts school?
Lauriat By emailing their current students! I sent emails to the
MFA in Studio
Arts, University department secretaries at eight different schools with
of Massachusetts specific questions and asked if they could forward them
on to current students. I was surprised at the feedback. I
BFA, School
of Museum of
also went on each school’s site and looked at the faculty
Fine Arts, Boston galleries to see what I liked. Each school showcases their
professors’ works online. Of course, then you have to visit
your top schools and apply.

What did you have to do to apply to SMFA?
And then to U Mass?
What type of student should consider a I had to submit typical college applications along
performing and visual arts school/major? with a portfolio to each school I was applying to as
Students who cannot help but obsess over theater an undergrad. Most schools require no more than 20
or drawing or music should pursue degrees in those original pieces of artwork be uploaded to their site for
subjects. Nobody makes it in those fields without consideration. Some schools still may require that you
being talented, obsessed, and a workaholic. mail in a disc with your application. Getting into grad
school was much more competitive. I had to apply seven
times before I was accepted. I even invited one of the pro-
What advice can you offer students who are
fessors to my studio to help me select works to submit.
researching performing and visual arts schools?
Plus, you go through a rigorous interview process since
One of the first things to consider is whether you most only take 12-15 students.
would like to attend an art college, or a university that
offers art degrees. At art schools you are surrounded
How has your schooling in the arts shaped what
by artists no matter what class you are in. I tried both.
you want to do for a career?
I liked the diversity of the student population at the
university (MFA at University of MA) more than I liked I definitely want to teach fine art, drawing and painting
being surrounded by art students, but I found art at the college level. These jobs are few and far between
schools to have better facilities and faculty. Schools right now. I recognize that I have to explore every avenue
like the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to keep growing as an artist and working towards my
(SMFA) and Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) offer career goals. For example, I am doing a one-day-a-week
the best of both worlds by teaming up with a Univer- internship working in a gallery in Boston, continue to
sity. SMFA students do all of their academics at Tufts paint in my studio daily, and have just booked a solo
University, RISD students at Brown—which worked gallery show in Chicago.
perfectly for me.
I will also be the Artist in Residence at the Grand Canyon
in January 2012. In exchange for a one-month stay in an

“ One of the first things to consider
is whether you would like to attend
apartment on the edge of the canyon, which includes a
studio, I will do one presentation of my work and one
art lesson with park visitors.
an art college, or a university that
offers art degrees.
” View Michele's original artwork at michelelauriat.com.

exhibitors

Carnegie Mellon University Chapman University Cleveland Institute of Art
Majors: M Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T Majors: G, P, V
Website: www.cmu.edu Website: www.chapman.edu Website: www.cia.edu

The Catholic University Chatham University Cleveland Institute
of America Majors: D, F, G, M, P of Music
Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.chatham.edu Majors: Visit school website.
Website: www.cua.edu Website: www.cim.edu
Christopher Newport
University
Cedarville University Majors: D, M, T Coe College
Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.cnu.edu Majors: G, M, P, T
Website: www.cedarville.edu Website: www.coe.edu
Clayton State University
Centenary College Clayton State University is located Collaborative Arts
Majors: D, F, G, T 15 miles from downtown Atlanta in Project 21 (CAP21)
Website: www.centenarycollege.edu a beautiful lakeside setting. The CAP21 is dedicated to creating new
University currently offers eight work, developing new talent and build-
Central Washington master degree programs and 40 ing new audiences. Our goal is to create
University baccalaureate degree majors. programs that achieve substantial
Majors: Visit school website. contributions to the future of the arts.
Website: www.cwu.edu Majors: D, F, MT, T
Location: Morrow, GA
Website: www.clayton.edu Location: New York, NY
Phone: (678) 466-4115 Website: www.cap21.org
Email: csuinfo@clayton.edu Phone: (212) 807-0202
Email: info@cap21.org

College For Creative
Studies
Majors: F, G, P, V
Website: www.ccscad.edu

Colorado State University
The School of the Arts at CSU offers
undergraduate degrees in music, art,
Professor theatre arts and dance. Our goal is to
instructing build the skills and knowledge needed
a keyboard by future generations–in performance,
performance creative production and design,
student at education, therapy and research.
Clayton State
University. Majors: D, G, M, MT, P, T, V
See listing on Location: Fort Collins, CO
this page, ad on Website: www.csuschoolofthearts.com
page 32. Phone: (970) 491-6909
Email: admissions@colostate.edu

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New students with a strong classical
foundation are immediately in demand
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meet weekly, so you’ll have almost limitless
opportunities to build your repertoire by
performing with orchestras; big bands; and
bluegrass, hip-hop, rock, funk, r&b, and
many other groups.

Learn more and apply online at berklee.edu/firstchair

exhibitors

Columbia College Chicago Dean College Doane College
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T Majors: D, MT, T Majors: G, M, T
Website: www.colum.edu Website: www.dean.edu Website: www.doane.edu

Columbia College Hollywood DePaul University Dominican University
Majors: F, G, P, V One of America's oldest and most of California
Website: www.columbiacollege.edu respected theatre conservatories, Majors: D, G, M
we prepare students for careers in Website: www.dominican.edu
Columbia University professional theatre and throughout
Majors: D, F, M, P, T, V, O the entertainment industry. Offer- Dowling College
Website: www.columbia.edu ing 12 BFA majors in the heart of Majors: G, M, V
Chicago's vibrant world-class Website: www.dowling.edu
theatre scene.
Columbus College of Art
and Design Majors: F, M, T, V, O Drexel University
Majors: G, P, V Location: Chicago, IL Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, O
Website: www.ccad.edu Website: www.theatre.depaul.edu Website: www.drexel.edu
Phone: (773) 325-7999
Concordia University Email: theatreadmissions@depaul.edu Duquesne University
Chicago Whether your interests lie in
Majors: M, MT, T, V DePauw University performance, technology, educa-
Website: www.cuchicago.edu The DePauw School of Music tion or therapy, the Mary Pappert
provides excellence in undergraduate School of Music at Duquesne
Concordia University, music training by preparing students University has the faculty and
Fine Arts for distinction as performers, schol- resources to prepare you for your
Majors: Visit school website. ars, and teachers. The supportive future career!
Website: www.finearts.concordia.ca environment of the School inspires Majors: Visit school website.
achievement in all walks of life. Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Converse College Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.duq.edu/music
Majors: Visit school website. Location: Greencastle, IN Phone: (412) 396-5064
Website: www.converse.edu Website: www.depauw.edu/music Email: musicadmissions@duq.edu
Phone: (800) 447-2495
Corcoran College of Email: admission@depauw.edu Eastern Illinois
Art + Design University
Majors: G, P, V, O DeSales University Mid-sized, liberal arts university
Website: www.corcoran.edu Majors: D, F, T, O with an enrollment of 11,600,
Website: www.desales.edu located in east central IL. 47
Cornell University undergraduate majors, 61 minors,
College of Architecture, Design Institute of and 29 graduate programs.
Art & Planning San Diego Signature programs: study
Majors: D, F, M, T, O Majors: Visit school website. abroad, integrative learning and
Website: www.aap.cornell.edu Website: www.disd.edu undergraduate research.
NCAA Div 1.
Cornish College of DigiPen Institute of Majors: F, G, M, MT, T, V, O
the Arts Technology Location: Charleston, IL
Majors: D, G, M, P, T, V, O Majors: O Website: www.eiu.edu
Website: www.cornish.edu Website: www.digipen.edu Phone: (217) 581-2223
Email: admissions@eiu.edu


exhibitors

Eastern University
Majors: D, M, T
Website: www.eastern.edu

Eastern Washington University
Website: www.ewu.edu

Eastman School of Music
Majors: M
Website: www.rochester.edu/Eastman

Elmhurst College
Website: www.elmhurst.edu

Emerson College
Majors: G, T
Website: www.emerson.edu

Emory & Henry College
Majors: G, M, T, V
Website: www.ehc.edu

Endicott College
Website: www.endicott.edu

Ernestine M. Raclin School
of the Arts
Majors: D, G, M, MT, P, T, V, O
Website: www.iusb.edu/~sbarts

Eugene Lang College
The New School for Liberal Arts
Majors: D, F, M, T, V
Website: www.lang.edu

Brand new Art, Design and Media building MT: Musical Theater P: Photography T: Theater
Opening September 2011 V: Visual/Fine Arts O: Other
Middlesex University, info@mdxna.com,
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exhibitors

The Evergreen Fairleigh Dickinson Finlandia University
State College University Finlandia is the only private, liberal arts-
Evergreen is the leader in learning Majors: F, G, P, T, O based university in the Upper Peninsula
communities in which students Website: www.fdu.edu of Michigan. This means that we're able
explore areas of interest in-depth to offer content that invites students
and in relation to other fields. Fairmont State University to prepare for employment and career
Students are challenged to go Majors: Visit school website. within a larger framework of meaning-
beyond the obvious answers and Website: www.fairmontstate.edu fulness and purpose.
understand root causes to Majors: G, V, O
develop meaningful solutions. Farmingdale State Location: Hancock, MI
Majors: Visit school website. College SUNY Website: www.finlandia.edu
Location: Olympia, WA Majors: G Phone: (906) 487-7274 or (877) 202-5491
Website: www.admissions. Website: www.farmingdale.edu Email: admissions@finlandia.edu
evergreen.edu
Phone: (360) 867-6170 FIDM–Fashion Five Towns College
Email: admissions@evergreen.edu Institute of Design & Majors: F, M, MT, T
Merchandising Website: www.ftc.edu
Majors: G, O
Website: www.fidm.edu

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Oh, the places you’ll go. . .
Award-winning faculty members and alumni • More than thirty ensemble choices
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Florida School of the Arts George Mason University Green Mountain College
Florida School of the Arts is a public, Majors: Visit school website. Majors: P, V
fully accredited two-year arts school Website: www.gmu.edu Website: www.greenmtn.edu
providing the Associate in Science
and Associate in Arts degrees to Georgia Perimeter College Gustavus Adolphus College
talented students in the visual and Majors: F, M, P, T Majors: D, G, M, P, T, O
performing arts. Website: www.gpc.edu Website: www.gustavus.edu
Majors: D, G, P, T, O
Location: Palatka, FL Georgia State University Hampshire College
Website: www.floarts.org School of Music Majors: Visit school website.
Phone: (386) 312-4300 Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.hampshire.edu
Email: floarts@sjrstate.edu Website: www.music.gsu.edu

Florida State University Gettysburg College
Majors: M, MT Majors: F, M, T, V
Website: music.fsu.edu Website: www.gettysburg.edu

Framingham State Grand Canyon University
University Majors: D, F, M, T
Majors: G, MT, P, T, V Website: www.gcu.edu
Website: www.framingham.edu
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exhibitors

The Hartt School, Indiana University of Ithaca College
University of Hartford Pennsylvania Fine Arts School of Music
The Hartt School is the performing Majors: D, M, MT, T, V Since its founding in 1892 as a
arts conservatory of the University Website: www.iup.edu conservatory, the Ithaca College
of Hartford with degree programs in School of Music has earned its
music, dance, and theatre. Educa- The Institute of reputation as one of the best in
tional focus is on individual needs and Production & Recording the nation. Offering world-class
supportive relationships with faculty, Majors: F, G, M, P faculty, performance opportuni-
staff, and other students. Website: www.ipr.edu ties, updated facilities, liberal arts
Majors: D, M, T courses and career placement.
Location: West Hartford, CT Interlochen Center Majors: Visit school website.
Website: www.harttweb.hartford.edu for the Arts Location: Ithaca, NY
Phone: (860) 768-4465 Majors: D, F, M, P, T, V, O Website: www.ithaca.edu/music
Email: harttadm@hartford.edu Website: www.interlochen.org Phone: (607) 274-3171
Email: music@ithaca.edu
Hastings College
Website: www.hastings.edu

Hollins University
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, O
Website: www.hollins.edu

Hunter College–CUNY
Majors: D, F, M, T
Website: www.hunter.cuny.edu

The Illinois Institute
of Art-Chicago
Majors: O
Website: www.artinstitutes.edu/
chicago

Illinois State University
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T
Website: www.IllinoisState.edu

Illinois Wesleyan
University
Website: www.iwu.edu

Indiana University
Sound Recording Technology student showcasing Ithaca
Jacobs School of Music College’s newly renovated state-of-the-art recording
Majors: D, M facilities. See listing on this page, ad on back cover.
Website: www.music.indiana.edu


exhibitors

ITT Technical Institute
Website: www.itt-tech.edu

Jacksonville University
Majors: D, F, G, M, MT, P, T, V
Website: www.ju.edu

Jazzschool Institute
Majors: M
Website: www.jazzschoolinstitute.org

Johnson State College
Majors: D, M, P, T
Website: www.johnsonstatecollege.edu

The Juilliard School
Majors: D, M, T
Website: www.juilliard.edu

Kalamazoo College
Majors: F, M, P, T, V
Website: www.kzoo.edu

KD College: Conservatory
of Film and Dramatic Arts
Majors: D, F, M, MT, T
Website: www.kdstudio.com

Kendall College of Art & Design
Majors: G, P, V
Website: www.kcad.edu

Kennesaw State University
Majors: D, G, M, P, T, V
Website: www.kennesaw.edu

Kutztown University
Majors: G, M, P, V, O
Website: www.kutztown.edu

LA Music Academy
College of Music
Website: www.lamusicacademy.edu/jm

V: Visual/Fine Arts O: Other (continued on page 19)

exhibitors

Long Island University
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, V
Website: www.brooklyn.liu.edu/
globalcollege

The Longy School of Music
Theatre students Majors: M
performing Website: www.longy.edu
on stage with
Lincoln
College. See
Los Angeles Academy of
listing this page,
ad on page 33.
Figurative Art
Website: www.laafa.org

Loyola University
New Orleans
Majors: G, M, T, V
Website: www.loyno.edu

Lynn University
Majors: M
Website: www.lynn.edu

Lafayette College Lincoln College Maine College of Art
Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T A two-year, private, residential college Majors: Visit school website.
Website: www.lafayette.edu located in Central Illinois that offers a Website: www.meca.edu
supportive environment with a four-
LaGrange College year-like campus. Classes are small,
Manhattan School of Music
Majors: G, M, P, T, V teachers are focused on the student
Majors: M
Website: www.lagrange.edu and helping them make the transition
Website: www.msmnyc.edu
from high school to college.
Lawrence University Majors: D, M, MT, P, T, V Manhattanville College
Charting an uncommon course in Location: Lincoln, IL Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T, V
higher education for more than 160 Website: www.lincolncollege.edu Website: www.mville.edu
years, Lawrence University uniquely Phone: (800) 569-0556
integrates a college of liberal arts Email: admission@lincolncollege.edu
Marylhurst University
and sciences with a conservatory of
Majors: M, P
music, both devoted exclusively to Lincoln University Website: www.marylhurst.edu
undergraduate education. of Pennsylvania
Majors: M, T Majors: Visit school website.
Marymount Manhattan
Location: Appleton, WI Website: www.lincoln.edu
College
Website: www.lawrence.edu Majors: D, F, G, MT, P, T
Phone: (920) 832-6500 Liverpool Institute Website: www.mmm.edu
Email: excel@lawrence.edu for Performing Arts
Majors: M, T, O
Website: www.lipa.ac.uk
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and Design • Acting
Majors: F, G, P, V • Technical Theatre
Website: www.massart.edu • Show Choir
• Chamber Singers
• Dance Force
Massachusetts College of • Jazz Band
Liberal Arts • Art Shows
Majors: M, T • Literary Activities
Website: www.mcla.edu
Participation in fine arts activities &
McDaniel College events includes the entire student body,
Majors: Visit school website. not just fine arts majors.
Website: www.mcdaniel.edu
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McNally Smith College of Music
Majors: M
Website: www.mcnallysmith.edu
You don’t have to stop doing what you love
Mercy College when you graduate from high school.
Majors: G, M
Website: www.mercy.edu LINCOLN COLLEGE • 300 Keokuk Street, Lincoln IL • www.lincolncollege.edu

Mercyhurst College
Majors: D, G, M
Website: www.mercyhurst.edu
Perfectly composed.
Miami University
Miami is ranked one of the top public universities
in the nation for our focus on teaching. Our School
of Fine Arts offers degrees in art, architecture,
history of art and architecture, interior design,
music, and theatre.
Majors: G, M, P, T
Location: Oxford, OH
Website: www.arts.muohio.edu
Phone: (513) 529-2209
Email: bensonre@muohio.edu

Michael Howard Studios
Website: www.michaelhowardstudios.com Master your gifts at the University of Memphis. Brilliant faculty
prepare and inspire you. A world-‐‑renowned music heritage
awaits you. And you, too, will become perfectly composed.
Michigan State University
Majors: M Audition dates are 12/3/11; 2/11/12; 2/18/12; and 2/25/12.
Website: www.music.msu.edu
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exhibitors

Middlesex University Millikin University Minneapolis Community
Middlesex University is a global Millikin University College of Fine Arts. and Technical College
university delivering outstanding Intense. Selective. Challenging. Success- Majors: F, G, M, P, T, V
higher education. You will gain a ful. Graduates leave with experience and Website: www.minneapolis.edu
truly global perspective and first- connections. Art, Music, Theatre & Dance
hand experience of the British programs. Auditions and portfolio reviews Missouri Baptist
education system. Our programs (by appointment). Talent awards available. University
combine academic rigor with Majors: O
Majors: D, G, M, P, T, O
career-focused outcomes. Website: www.mobap.edu
Location: Decatur, IL
Majors: Visit school website. Website: www.millikin.edu
Location: Agoura Hills, CA Phone: (800) 373-7733 Montclair State
Website: www.mdx.ac.uk Email: admis@millikin.edu University
Phone: (480) 471-5966 Majors: D, F, G, M, P, T
Email: info@mdxna.com Mills College Website: www.montclair.edu
Majors: D, M
Website: www.mills.edu Montserrat College
D: Dance F: Film G: Graphic Design
of Art
M: Music MT: Musical Theater Minneapolis College Majors: Visit school website.
P: Photography T: Theater of Art and Design Website: www.montserrat.edu
Majors: G
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