Advising Information
The Academic Advisors at The College of Fine Arts work closely with students from freshman year through graduation. The Academic Advisors are committed to providing a holistic experience that ensures students to be well-equipped for the challenges of successfully completing a fine arts degree from the University of Arizona.
Academic Advising
- Helps you understand and complete your major and minor degree requirements.
- It also helps you to develop goals in conjunction with your academic course of study.
- Clarify university academic policies and procedures, and program requirements.
- Explains academic distinction, probation, disqualification, general petitions, and enrollment in more than 19 units, leave of absence, and disability-related course substitutions.
The University has established guidelines regarding academic policies and procedures, your rights and responsibilities, and your degree requirements. You are responsible for your own academic progress and need to become familiar with UA policies.
Contact Information
Dean’s Office
| Ms. Norma Ayon |
Assistant Director - Academic Advising
nayon@email.arizona.edu Marshall Bldg, Room 220 520-621-1301 |
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Advisors – School of Art
| Megan G Bartel |
Program Coordinator
mbartel@email.arizona.edu Art Bldg, Room 11D 520-621-8518 |
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| Wilma Pinedo |
Program Coordinator
wpinedo@email.arizona.edu Art Bldg, Room 11C 520-621-2618 |
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| Ashley S Rubin |
Senior Academic Advisor I
arubin@email.arizona.edu Art Bldg, Room 11A 520-621-2618 |
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| Yana Payusova Farbrook |
Lecturer
payusova@email.arizona.edu Art Bldg, Room 110 520-621-7570 |
Advisors – School of Dance
| Melissa Lowe |
Professor, Dance | Director, Student Services and Advising
mlhancoc@email.arizona.edu Ina Gittings Bldg, Room 121 520-621-1387 |
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| Elizabeth George |
Associate Professor, Dance
egeorge@email.arizona.edu Ina Gittings Bldg, Room 121D 520-621-2905 |
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| Amy Ernst |
Associate Professor, Dance
ame@email.arizona.edu Ina Gittings Bldg, Room 121 520-621-2923 |
Advisor – Fred Fox School of Music
Advisors – School of Theatre, Film and Television
| Dr. Christina Beasley |
Senior Academic Advisor II
cswanson@email.arizona.edu Marshall Bldg, Room 236 |
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| David Yarnelle |
Assistant Professor of Practice
yarnelle@email.arizona.edu Marshall Bldg, Room 235 520-621-3771 |
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CFA Student Services
| Ryan Burton-Romero |
Director, Enrollment Management and Recruitment
rbr13@arizona.edu Music Bldg, Room 111 |
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| Lindsay Clark |
Coordinator, Recruitment
linds@email.arizona.edu Music Bldg, Room 111 520-621-1778 |
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| Ms. Norma Ayon |
Assistant Director - Academic Advising
nayon@email.arizona.edu Marshall Bldg, Room 220 520-621-1301 |
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| Karin Nolan |
Assistant Professor, Fine Arts | Assistant Professor, Music
knolan@email.arizona.edu Music Bldg, Room 159 520-621-7470 Harvill Bldg, Room 126B 520-626-5656 |
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Learn about some of the films that will be shown at the inaugural Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival (July 24-28), celebrating the work of local and international Indigenous filmmakers. A partnership between the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University.
More Info | www.redscreenfilmfestival.orgLearn about some of the films that will be shown at the inaugural Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival (July 24-28), celebrating the work of local and international Indigenous filmmakers. A partnership between the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University.
More Info | https://www.redscreenfilmfestival.org
Way to go, Joe!!!
Thanks for making the School of Art, College of Fine Arts and the University proud.
So many talented artists, dancers, musicians, filmmakers, writers, photographers, actors, faculty and alum at the University of Arizona.
University of Arizona School of Art | Arizona Daily Wildcat
UA Alumnus Paints Tucson's Largest Mural
wildcat.arizona.edu
The man behind the animal cycling mural, the clownfish mural on 191 Toole and the multiple artist murals that pop up on the Rialto Theatre strikes again, and this time he’s out...Immanuel Abraham was inspired to play the violin when he saw Itzhak Perlman play on a children’s show, Shalom Sesame, the Israeli version of Sesame Street. He grew up with violence in the inner city of Chicago, but at 14, he began playing the violin.
“I really feel that music saved my life,” he said. “It gave me a place to be; it gave me a safe environment, allowed me to be heard … it saved me on many levels.”
In 2019, he earned his Doctor of Musical Arts from the Fred Fox School of Music.
Thanks to AZPM for this ‘Arizona Illustrated’ profile of Immanuel.
bit.ly/AZPMImmanuel
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