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Big Ideas for Arkansas
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Since 2009, the Arkansas Times has solicited suggestions from readers and a variety of experts on how to make Arkansas a better place to live. 2012 Give art jobs to teen-agers By Leslie Newell Peacock John Gaudin has so many ideas for North Little...
WHAT’S ON OCTOBER 15-31 (DAILY UPDATE)
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Contemporary Halloween Party “Dance with a Ghost” 30 and 31 Oct 2015, 7 pm The Yard 67 Phó Đức Chính, Hà Nội Contemporary Ballet Gala brings together a artists from Vietnam Ballet Theater and a immature singers. This is a eventuality for immature...
Curricula in the Time of Climate Change
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In the Fall 2016 issue of Common Voice, former presidents of Sterling talked about their philosophies of environmental stewardship education. Here, former President Will Wooton talks in greater detail about the unique environmental stewardship curriculum...
88 Stranger (Than Usual) Things To Do In Seattle This Week: October 11-16, 2016
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by Stranger Things To Do Staff Our arts critics have already recommended 47 great things to do this week and our music critics have picked the 28 best concerts, but there are still hundreds more events happening. To prevent some of the quirkier and...
August 20, 2016 Arts Etc.
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Visual Arts The well-attended recent Seattle Art Fair provided a numbered of opportunities to get a glance at work and artists we don’t often see in this region. Bay Area artists such as Ruth Asawa and Hung Liu had a number of works on view. Asawa,...

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The Reconstruction of College Hall, A Signature Building

"If you drive by the campus today, you will see fencing around the building," writes President Tom Greene in the Montpelier local newspaper The Bridge about the construction now taking place on the historic College Hall building. "This is not an art...
Will Low-Residency Work for Me? The Real Story.

Study on your own terms, in your own time, with seven-day, on-campus intensives conveniently scheduled every six months in beautiful Montpelier, Vermont. Download the free article by award-winning writer and VCFA faculty David Jauss, on why the...
Terence Nance, Faculty, MFA in Film, Listed by NY Times as one of "20 Directors to Watch"

The New York Times recently published its list of the "20 Directors to Watch". Included in that list is filmmaker Terence Nance, Faculty, MFA in Film. "What they [represent] is the persistence of personal vision and the resilience of cinema, which in...
VCFA Has a New Look

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How Will Low-Residency Work for Me?

There are lots of colleges in Vermont, but none quite like Vermont College of Fine Arts and its pioneering and rigorous graduate degree programs in writing, writing for young readers, visual art, music composition, graphic design, and film. Low-residency...

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MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults | VCFA

Our low-residency MFA program is the first in the country to focus exclusively on writing for children and young readers.
Vermont College of Fine Arts

We believe the arts are central to the human experience. VCFA is a global community of artists continuously redefining what it means to be an arts college.

MFA in Writing | Vermont College of Fine Arts

Our low residency MFA in Writing program was developed by award-winning faculty and published authors to nurture each student’s unique passions, visions, and voice.