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Marshall University Digital Humanities will host its first THATCamp (The Humanities and Technologies Camp) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 31, at the Visual Arts Center, 927 Third Ave., in downtown Huntington.
Sandra J. Reed, professor and director of Marshall University’s School of Art and Design, begins this year a three-year term as president of the SECAC, an organization dedicated to education and research in the visual arts. She was elected by members during the 73rd annual meeting in Columbus in October 2017.
A new online application for students who are ready to graduate has been created. The link is active in myMU and can be used to apply for December graduation now. This new online process will expedite graduation application processing and eliminate any misunderstandings that might delay graduation. Click Here for a downloadable PDF document that
John and Jeff McKenna, brothers who are owners of Hometown Sportswear, have established the Hometown Sportswear Scholarship for CCCTC through the Marshall University Foundation Inc. The scholarship is a one-time award for full-time, incoming freshmen in the School of Art and Design in the College of Arts and Media who were in good academic standing at the
More than 100 West Virginia students between their sophomore and junior years have been immersed in the Governor’s School for the Arts at Marshall University. The audition-based school began June 25 and will end July 15.
Students ages 10-16 can participate in an anime drawing class starting Tuesday, July 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. in Marshall University’s Visual Arts Center, and continuing Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same times until Aug. 10. The program is presented by the university’s Center for Continuing Education. Cost is $75, and potential students can
Following months of preparation, Marshall University’s 14th annual Empty Bowls will begin when the doors of the First Presbyterian Church in Huntington open at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 28.
This semester each Art Society presentation will focus on a single work of art, its form, content, and context. These talks, sponsored by the School of Art and Design, will consider how individual perception impacts observation and understanding.
SHOW THE CITY YOUR CREATIVITY
Marshall University’s School of Art & Design and the Tri-State Arts Association invites all Marshall Students to imporve their drawing skills by attending a FREE (With MU Student ID) Community Drawing Session from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on March 13th, 2017. The location will be the new Visual Arts Center, room 510.