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Arts Administration Minor

This 18-unit Fine Arts (FA) minor is a collaboration between the College of Fine Arts and Eller College of Management. Students engage with professionals and gain insight into career opportunities in both non-profit and market-driven visual & performing arts and media organizations.

Coursework offered includes:

• Intro to Arts Administration

• Audience Development in the Arts

• Education and Outreach in Arts Organizations

• Basic Economic Issues (Eller)

• Survey of Accounting (Eller)

• Marketing Principles, Concepts and Tool (Eller)

• Management of Effective Non-Profit Organizations (Eller)

• Principles of Entrepreneurship (Eller)

A required arts Internship placement supports professional networking and experiential learning opportunities within professional arts settings, including theaters, galleries, museums, music and dance performance halls, arts festivals, and new media festivals. (COVID-19 notice: Presently, the required Internship course may be substituted with an appropriate course at the student’s request and with approval.)

For more information about the Arts Administration minor, please contact Michelle Grove Herzog, Arts Administration Program Lead.

To declare the minor, please contact Norma Ayon, the College of Fine Arts Assistant Director, Academic Advising.

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Arizona Arts
2 days ago
Arizona Arts

UA School of Theatre, Film & Television students Haiden Pederson and Sofia Elena Gonzalez discuss the stressful process of baring your soul in #auditions and tips on how to deal with audition #anxiety.

azart.fyi/auditiontips

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> Sofia in the UA Arizona Repertory Theatre’s production of ‘Pippin.’ Photo by Ed Flores.
> Haiden in ‘The Little Mermaid.’ Photo by Krimsin King.

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UA School of Theatre, Film & Television students Haiden Pederson and Sofia Elena Gonzalez discuss the stressful process of baring your soul in #auditions and tips on how to deal with audition #anxiety. https://azart.fyi/auditiontips Images: > Sofia in the UA Arizona Repertory Theatre’s production of ‘Pippin.’ Photo by Ed Flores. > Haiden in ‘The Little Mermaid.’ Photo by Krimsin King. University of Arizona: Acting/Musical TheatreImage attachment
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Congratulations to Taylor Maresca for writing such a beautiful piece!

Arizona Arts
4 days ago
Arizona Arts

This past spring and summer Gyselle Cuevas served as a production assistant on the set of an independent film, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle donors.

#MediciMondays

Gyselle is a junior majoring in Film and Television at the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television. She worked on the independent film, ‘The Long Walk of Carlos Guerrero,’ shot in Tucson, as a production assistant and assistant camera. She assisted with maintaining the camera, selecting the appropriate lenses and filters for each scene. She was responsible for slating each shot and generally supported the cast and crew through all stages of production.

The financial support provided through the Medici Award was used to cover travelling and living expenses.

The film tells the story of a man and young girl who get stranded in the desert of Southern Arizona. It was her first experience on a film set.

“I feel incredibly blessed to have worked with the cast and crew, and to feel like I was a significant part of something important and beautiful. I can’t help but express my gratitude to Sylvia and Herb Burton for this incredible opportunity. I am extremely grateful as this will impact my future as I seek opportunities as a Hispanic film student.”

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Thanks to donations made by the generous Medici Circle members, talented, artist scholars like Gyselle are awarded $1,000 to pursue an educational summer project beyond the classroom. ... See MoreSee Less

This past spring and summer Gyselle Cuevas served as a production assistant on the set of an independent film, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle donors. #MediciMondays Gyselle is a junior majoring in Film and Television at the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television. She worked on the independent film, ‘The Long Walk of Carlos Guerrero,’ shot in Tucson, as a production assistant and assistant camera. She assisted with maintaining the camera, selecting the appropriate lenses and filters for each scene. She was responsible for slating each shot and generally supported the cast and crew through all stages of production. The financial support provided through the Medici Award was used to cover travelling and living expenses. The film tells the story of a man and young girl who get stranded in the desert of Southern Arizona. It was her first experience on a film set. “I feel incredibly blessed to have worked with the cast and crew, and to feel like I was a significant part of something important and beautiful. I can’t help but express my gratitude to Sylvia and Herb Burton for this incredible opportunity. I am extremely grateful as this will impact my future as I seek opportunities as a Hispanic film student.” Learn more about the program. 🔗 https://azart.fyi/MediciCircle Thanks to donations made by the generous Medici Circle members, talented, artist scholars like Gyselle are awarded $1,000 to pursue an educational summer project beyond the classroom.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Arizona Arts
1 week ago
Arizona Arts

This spring feel, see, and hear live dance again with The University of Arizona School of Dance.

> Dance is in the Air
> Spring Collection
> Emerge: Student Spotlight

azart.fyi/DanceSpring22

“A highlight of the season will certainly be Frank Chavez’s Habaneros where we get to experience a taste of the vibrant Cuban culture,” said Interim Artistic Director Tammy Dyke Compton.

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This spring feel, see, and hear live dance again with The University of Arizona School of Dance. > Dance is in the Air > Spring Collection > Emerge: Student Spotlight https://azart.fyi/DanceSpring22 “A highlight of the season will certainly be Frank Chavez’s Habaneros where we get to experience a taste of the vibrant Cuban culture,” said Interim Artistic Director Tammy Dyke Compton. Images: Nate Mariano, Liana Corona by Ed Flores.Image attachment
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