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National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) |
Fine Arts (BA)—Art History, Drawing,
Painting, Photography, Sculpture |
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| Fine Arts (BFA)—Drawing, 3-D |
National Center for Media Forensics |
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Graphics and Animation, Digital Design,
Painting, Photography, Transmedia, Sculpture |
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| Theatre, Film and Television (BA) |
MEISA—Music Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEIS) |
| Theatre, Film and Television (BFA) — |
CAM Records (MEIS) |
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Production, Development |
AES—Audio Engineer Society (MEIS) |
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and Direction; Flm/Video |
Sweetening Club (MEIS/TFVP) |
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(Cinematography, |
AHSA—Art History Student Association |
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Post-Production, |
Sculpture Club |
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Writing/Directing); Performance |
Theatre Buffs |
Music (BS)—Music Industry Studies (technology
or business focus), Performance, Recording Arts |
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1,183 |
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Undergraduate: 98% |
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Graduate: 2% |
| Recording Arts (MS) |
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Department of Visual Arts
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Fox Sports |
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High Noon Productions |
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Digital Design |
Lucas Arts |
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Photography |
NBC |
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Sculpture |
Starz-Encore |
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Studio Art |
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Department of Music and Entertainment Industry Studies
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The alumni group, the Fray, won three 2006 Billboard awards and received two Grammy nominations in 2007. |
| General Musicianship |
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Music Industry Studies |
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Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production
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The student record label, CAM Records released “Colorado Cuts, Vol. 2” in April 2009. Their last release, “Colorado Cuts,” was reviewed in The New York Times. The label has produced eight CDs to date. |
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Theatre, Film and Television |
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Assistant Professor Judy Coe received a Fulbright scholarship award for research related to alternative expressions in Irish music and song. |
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Gregory Walker, associate professor of music, was given an ASCAPLUS award in the Concert Music Division by the American Society of Composers. |
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Carol Golemboski, assistant professor of photography, won first prize in the prestigious Center’s Project Competition (formerly known as the Santa Fe Center for Photography). |
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The Starz Film Center was named “Best of Denver” in the 2007 issue of Westword as “Best Movie Theatre—Programming.” |
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| *Fall 2008 end-of-term enrollment data |
‡Fiscal Year 2007-2008 data |
