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ARTS NC STATE connects with students

 

NC State boasts active organizations that include:

 

Campus Arts Council (CAC)

Campus Arts Council Over the past 10 years, the Campus Arts Council (CAC) has established itself as a student organization with a mission of education, service and advocacy. Some of the activities that CAC regularly supports are serving as ushers at performances, coordinating opportunities to go as a group to arts events on and off campus, receptions and post-performance discussions after concerts, coordinating the annual Student Art Purchase, assisting with publicity for ARTS NC STATE events, and serving as student leaders to support initiatives on campus that enhance the lives of NC State students through the arts. Students who volunteer to be in this organization have a passion for supporting the arts on campus and encouraging all students to find their own place at ARTS NC STATE. CAC is always looking for great students to join this community, call Lori Jones at 919.513.3052 or email lori_jones@ncsu.edu

 

Campus Arts Council's spring semester meetings take place in room 3123 (located on the third floor of Talley Student Center) at 5pm on the following dates:

Wednesday, January 28 Interest Meeting
Wednesday, February 11
Wednesday, February 25
Wednesday, March 11
Wednesday, March 25
Wednesday, April 1

Anyone is welcome to attend so please join us to find out more information about CAC!

 

Mu Beta Psi, the music fraternity

 

Alpha Psi Omega

Curricular Connections Guide

The Curricular Connections Guide exists to integrate ARTS NC STATE programming into the university’s curriculum in appropriate and meaningful ways. Arts Outreach staff produce this comprehensive guide each semester to identify specific course connections with all six ARTS NC STATE visual and performing arts programs. Started in 2004, the Curricular Connections Guide has served as a way for the arts programs to provide specific opportunities to faculty that allow for enhanced learning for their students. Examples of collaboration include artists and representatives from arts program leading a discussion or workshop in the classroom, students being welcomed into the Gregg Museum's permanent collection for a behind the scenes tour, and students being encouraged to attend performances or exhibitions for extra credit or writing assignments. See a copy of the Fall 2009 Curricular Connections Guide >

Participate in the ARTS!

Auditions are scheduled for music ensembles, the Dance Companies and the productions of University Theatre. Check their websites for exact dates and requirements.

Interested in ARTS courses?

Arts courses are listed in the following categories on PackTracks:

Arts Studies (ARS) -- variety of arts courses including arts administration and technical theatre classes

Communication (COM) -- theatre classes

Dance (DAN) -- dance classes

Music (MUS) -- music courses

 

The Crafts Center offers non-credit classes in a variety of arts and crafts including pottery, photography, woodworking, fiber arts, lapidary, glass, jewelry, metals and more.

Come live in the ARTS Village!

 

The Arts Village is another group of students that have chosen to live in the newest living and learning community. Located in Turlington Hall, over 60 students have the opportunity to XYZ. In its second year, we have enjoyed watching the students come together to build a community. Learn more >

Volunteer Opportunities

 

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities in the arts at NC State.

 

University Theatre encourages students to volunteer in our productions as actors and backstage techicians, including lighting and sound technicians, costume technicians, and stagehands.

Employment Opportunities

 

Employment opportunities are available each year in the ARTS programs.

 

The Crafts Center employs student assistants in the studios. Check in fall of 2009 when the center returns to the Frank Thompson Building, which is currently under renovation.

 

The Music Department employs student assistants in the department offices and classrooms.

 

University Theatre employs technical assistants and house crew in Stewart Theatre. Student assistants are also occasionally hired in the technical and costume areas of production.