College of Arts & Media :: University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center

Mayakovsky Takes the Stage, by Craig Volk

A: Apply!!

Go to www.cudenver.edu and click on "Admissions."
Follow the links to the on-line application. It takes about 20 minutes.
Pay the application fee.
Request your transcripts (either high school or college) to be sent to CU-Denver Admissions Office (address is on-line).
The Admissions Office will send you a student ID# & PIN. Use these to log into the SMART system and track your application progress.
If you are admitted, meet with an advisor to find out what classes to take for your major.
Register for classes
Attend classes & have fun!

For more information about the application process, please contact a CAM advisor.

DAVID DYNACK, PhD, WILL SERVE AS DEAN EFFECTIVE JULY 1

David Dynack, PhD, has accepted our offer to serve as dean of the College of Arts and Media effective July 1. David currently is associate dean and professor of theatre in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Utah. His many accomplishments include work as a professional dramaturg for the Pioneer Theatre Company and a member of the Sundance Institute and Sundance Theatre Lab. He is well known for his award-winning efforts in K-12 arts education and his extensive work as a secondary theatre educator in Germany.

CAM RECORDS REVIEWED in NEW YORK TIMES The New York Times reviewed student-run record labels across the country for a piece, "So You Want to Be a Rock n' Roll Executive?" by Wm Ferguson for it's Sunday, April 23, 2006 issue. In it, CAM Records' success with it's latest release "Colorado Cuts" was touted along with the album itself.

Barton Bishoff, 1994 graduate in Music Technology Bart Bishoff, a 1994 graduate of the Music Technology program, is producing and directing a technology show for NBC called “Tech Now” based in San Francisco since 2000. The show is currently producing a documentary about Jack Mullin who brought the magnetphone from Germany and gave it to Ampex – starting the recording revolution. Bishoff learned of this music recording pioneer in one of Roy Pritt’s (semi-retiring this May after 36 years of service to the University – Professor of Music) music technology courses and told his boss the story — hence the documentary about his life.

JUDITH COE RECEIVES FULBRIGHT AWARD Judy Coe received a Fulbright Scholar’s Award for research she will conduct in Ireland beginning this September for the academic year. Coe will be hosted by the University of Limerick in the Irish World Music Centre (IWMC), and will travel around the country doing interviews with students and faculty, observing regional pedagogies and singing styles, and listening to and making music with Irish musicians. Her project will explore alternative expressions in Irish music and song, and will examine sean-nós (Irish traditional “old-style”) singing and pedagogy, and how those traditions inform and transform other musical genres, including the creative work of emerging pop musicians and singer/songwriters, electronic and experimental musicians, and classical/cross-over genres.

Gwen Laine Gwen Laine, an experimental photographer and 2000 Visual Arts graduate (BFA Photography), has a solo exhibition of her photography at Sandy Carson Gallery through May 27. Laine’s exhibit, PARALLEL LINES, is shared with another artist Lorelei Schott (Schott is an abstract painter). Laine will be included in the June 2006 issue of Black & White magazine, where she’s been chosen as one of the fifteen hottest young photographers in the country.

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DAVID DYNACK, PhD, WILL SERVE AS DEAN EFFECTIVE JULY 1