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4 days ago · The major in Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) at CSUSM provides an exciting, multidisciplinary approach to the arts. A B.A. degree in VPA consists of a sequence of courses presented in the framework of a dynamic experiential, theoretical, and technological environment.
5 days ago · SPRING TERM. Monday 8th January 2024 to Thursday 28th March 2024. Half Term: Saturday 10th February 2024 to Sunday 18th February 2024. Easter Vacation: Monday 1st April 2024 to Sunday 14th April 2024. SUMMER TERM. Monday 15th April 2024 to Friday 14th June 2024. If you started the extended diploma in January the summer term dates are as follows.
4 days ago · BRCVPA does not have our own summer reading list. However, we enourage all of our students to participate in the East Baton Rouge Public Library Summer Reading Program through Beanstack! All students who complete the challenge will be eligible for a designated free dress day when we return to school!
5 days ago · The Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Department offers a cross-disciplinary degree that encourages innovative collaboration between its disciplines of dance, film, history of art and visual culture, theatre and visual art.
Jun 19, 2024 · Demonstrate an understanding of the broad historical and theoretical foundations of an area of the Performing Arts: Dance, Music, and Theater; Fine Arts; Art History; Architecture or Design; through an examination of specific cultural, social, economic and political contexts.
Visual Arts Centre is Singapore’s leading fine art learning centre for youth and adults. Trained 12,000 students since established in year 2016. Providing over twenty art courses and workshop options – suitable for beginner to experienced learners.
5 days ago · Visual and Performing Arts Electives: Choose three from 300-level AH, 300/400-level ARTS, 300-level AS, 300-level MUS, PHIL 380/381, COMS 262, COMS 264. The program of study that appears here applies to students who were admitted for the summer session of this catalog year and later.
