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July 26, 2021
College Leadership Council premieres 2021 SIX Magazine

The College Leadership Council (CLC) was founded in 2010 to promote collaboration and communication between students across the College of Fine Arts. Made up of graduate and undergraduate representatives... READ MORE »

July 21, 2021
Director of Art Therapy sends out call for proposals fo …

Dr. Barbara Parker-Bell, Associate Professor and Director of the Art Therapy, within the Department of Art Education at Florida State University, has announced the recent launch of “The Learning... READ MORE »

FSU dance professor among organizations to benefit from …

Urban Bush Women, founded by FSU Dance Professor Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, received a $3 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. READ MORE »

July 15, 2021
Professor Cosmo Whyte feature in conversation with auth …

Story courtesy of Grand Journal Njelle Hamilton sat down with Department of Art professor, Cosmo Whyte, and acclaimed author, Marlon James to discuss their experiences as Caribbean artists in... READ MORE »

July 1, 2021
FSU School of Theatre ranked among the Top 25 College D …

Story Courtesy of FSU News Cast of “Dead Man’s Cell Phone.” Photo by Frank Atura. The Florida State University School of Theatre graduate acting program has been recognized as one of the Top 25 Best... READ MORE »

June 25, 2021
IAD and College of Music professors awarded an MDS Gran …

Professor Stephanie Sickler of Interior Architecture and Design and professor Karen Large of the College of Music were recently awarded a $25,000 Multidisciplinary Grant from the FSU Council for... READ MORE »

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College Leadership Council premieres 2021 SIX Magazine

July 26, 2021

The College Leadership Council (CLC) was founded in 2010 to promote collaboration and communication between students across the College of Fine Arts. Made up of graduate and undergraduate representatives from each academic unit, the CLC hosts student-focused events which are social, informative, and collaborative-based....

Read More

Director of Art Therapy sends out call for proposals fo …

July 21, 2021

Dr. Barbara Parker-Bell, Associate Professor and Director of the Art Therapy, within the Department of Art Education at Florida State University, has announced the recent launch of “The Learning from COVID 19 Experiences project”. The Florida State University Art Therapy Program is partnering with...

Read More

FSU dance professor among organizations to benefit from …

Urban Bush Women, founded by FSU Dance Professor Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, received a $3 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.

Read More

Professor Cosmo Whyte feature in conversation with auth …

July 15, 2021

Story courtesy of Grand Journal Njelle Hamilton sat down with Department of Art professor, Cosmo Whyte, and acclaimed author, Marlon James to discuss their experiences as Caribbean artists in diaspora. “Born in Jamaica twelve years apart before migrating to the U.S in the 2000s,...

Read More