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The College of Fine Arts is actively engaged in efforts to prepare for and mitigate the impacts of the COVID-19 virus.  Though we are disappointed that we may not be able to welcome you to campus at this time, we hope to connect with you in other ways.

Want to virtually connect?  We’re game!

  • Virtual Info Sessions.  Offered Tuesday at 3:30 and Thursday at 11am pacific.
    Register at: https://slate.admissions.arizona.edu/portal/azvirtualinfosession
  • Speak to our College of Fine Arts recruiters.  Available for information sessions Monday-Friday 10am-10pm PDT.
    Email Lindsay Clark, Recruitment Coordinator.
  • Hoping to still check out campus?
    Explore campus virtually with our University of Arizona Virtual Tour
    Follow us on social media to get an everyday look at Arizona Arts!
  • Interested in connecting with a current CFA student? We’ve got you covered!
    Our CFA Ambassadors will be available for information sessions Monday-Friday by phone to give you the inside scoop into your program of choice.

CFA Ambassadors

Photo of Bre RomeroBreanna Romero (Bre)

Surprise, AZ
Studio Art
bromero3@email.arizona.edu

In her words: My favorite thing about UA is being surrounded by likeminded creative individuals with a passion for the arts, as well as constantly having events and showings to immerse myself in.

Photo of Kaissy YauKaissy Yau

Hong Kong
Music Performance (Flute), Honors
kaissyyau@email.arizona.edu

In her words: I love the international community we have at the CFA and in particular, the School of Music. All the faculty, staff and even my classmates were extremely welcoming and made me feel right at home.

Photo of Meggie KeungMeggie Keung

Fullerton, CA
Music BA
meggiekeung@email.arizona.edu

In her words: I enjoy all the internships and classes available for students to get first-hand experience.

Photo of Giulia GhidoliGiulia Ghidoli

Laguna Hills, CA
BFA Dance
giuliaghidoli@email.arizona.edu

In her words: My favorite thing about UA is all the opportunities I have as an artist and student, as well as the welcoming community I found through CFA.

Photo of Coltin SnyderColtin Snyder

Tooele, UT
BFA Dance, BSBA Emphasis in Accounting
csnyd99@email.arizona.edu

In his words: I chose the School of Dance because of the unique triple track program that the School offers. The national ranking is a huge plus, but even more than that, it is extremely hard to find a program that offers simultaneous training in Modern, Ballet, and Jazz along with several other elective classes in other genres (Tap, Partnering, African, Improv, Choreography, etc.). Above it all, though, the amazing staff and wide selection of genres available here is unmatched! Additionally, once I got here, the family feel that UA Dance has is so special. I feel so at home when I’m at school, and that’s all I could ever ask for out of a dance program!

Photo of Taylor MarescaTaylor Maresca

Houston, TX
BFA Musical Theatre major, Public Relations minor
taylormaresca@email.arizona.edu

In her words: My favorite thing about UA and CFA is being able to be a part of a large university with tons of school spirit while also getting to be a part of a personalized, tight-knit, conservatory-style training program and community!

Photo of Hannah MillerHannah Landreville Miller

Tucson, AZ
UA Honors student / B.A. in Film & Television Producing & Studies/dual minors in English and Creative Writing
hannahalmiller@email.arizona.edu

In her words: From an early age, storytelling has always been my passion. So with the opportunity to produce my own films, take classes in screenwriting and creative producing, all while completing dual minors in Creative Writing and English, I knew that the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television was the perfect fit for me.

More Contact Information

Art

Wilma Pinedo at soatours@cfa.arizona.edu or 520-621-2618.

Dance

Please contact the Dance Office at dance@cfa.arizona.edu.

Music

Please contact musicweb@cfa.arizona.edu or 520-621-8118.

Theatre

Please contact the School of Theatre, Film & Television at theatre@cfa.arizona.edu or ftv@cfa.arizona.edu,

Film & Television

Please contact Daniela if interested in a tour.

 

College of Fine Arts Tours: For general assistance please call, 520-621-1301.

 

Prospective Students

CFA Student Services

Lindsay Clark Coordinator, Student and Alumni Engagement
linds@email.arizona.edu
Slonaker House, Room 201
520-621-9430
Max M. Jackson Coordinator, Recruiting - Admissions and Enrollment
maxj@email.arizona.edu
Slonaker House, Room 203
520-626-1644
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Melanie Joy Marsh Program Assistant
melaniejmarsh@email.arizona.edu
Music Bldg, Room 111
520-626-1194
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Kimberly Moore Financial Aid Professional II
kmoore657@email.arizona.edu
Slonaker House, Room 201
520-276-5935
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Ms. Norma Ayon Assistant Director - Academic Advising
nayon@email.arizona.edu
Music Bldg, Room 111
520-621-1301
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Karin Nolan Assistant Professor of Practice | Assistant Professor, Music
knolan@email.arizona.edu
Music Bldg, Room 159
520-621-7470
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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.”

Learn more about the program.
🔗 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. ... 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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1 week ago
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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

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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