andre.raphel@uconn.edu (860) 486-4796, Theater Operations Manager Who Can Apply: Open to all students that have been admitted into the School of Nursing. and digital product management, and as a member of the UConn School of Fine Arts faculty, his current work deals with "lowering the barrier to entry" to digital solutions in health, wellness, and the community. gregory.zavracky@uconn.edu The School of Fine Arts offers 11 undergraduate and nine graduate degrees across the arts and arts-related humanities, and enables all students at UConn to participate in and study the arts. (Depot Campus - Unit 5075) First Year Programs | Learning Communities | Academic Achievement Center. UConn Social; Home; School of Fine Arts; November 4, 2019 School of Fine Arts. Admission to the School of Fine Arts as a BFA Studio Art, BA Art or BA Art History applicant involves a few simple steps outlined below. All students are expected to have first attended either a live [or virtual, as of Spring 2020] group advising session or viewed a recording of a group advising session in its entirety prior to requesting a one-on-one appointment with an advisor. Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in innovation. Available Majors and Concentrations Art & Art History Art (B.A.) Etiam tincidunt augue sollicitudin tristique lobortis. Our goal is to provide the finest professional training through classroom and studio instruction. jacob.neighbors@uconn.edu The School of Fine Arts offers 11 undergraduate and nine graduate degrees across the arts and arts-related humanities, and enables all students at UConn to participate in and study the arts. Janet Kim, DMA. Director of UConn Jazz Ensemble School of Fine Arts Art and Art History Art and Art History Degrees Offered Bachelor of Arts in Art Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Bachelor of Arts in Art History Information Literacy and Writing in the Major Competency Requirements Students must successfully complete at least one Art History W course Read Bio, Assistant Professor in Residence, Movement 860-486-1623 2023 SWP Publications. (860) 486-4796, Assistant Professor of Music Education Please visit the Innovation House site for more information. Additionally, through rigorous interdisciplinary study, active, and community-based learning LCI students enhance their comprehension of global citizenship. kenneth.clark@uconn.edu, Instructor of Organ (860) 486-4287, Educational Program Assistant Director of UConn Jazz Ensemble robert.stephens@uconn.edu, Professor of Music Director of Jazz Combos UConn's Digital Media & Design program provides an innovative and transformative experience that employs the use of industry-leading concepts and technologies to educate students, creating future leaders in design, communications, business, entertainment, and other related industries. Directory robert.mcewan@uconn.edu, Instructor of Tuba amanda.wilde@uconn.edu| (860) 486-4571| Room 206-B, Arielle Hill-Moses Assistant to the Dean abigail.golec@uconn.edu steven.bulmer@uconn.edu, Assistant Professor of Cello vincent.tycer@uconn.edu Search this Site Search in https://drama.uconn.edu/> Search. david.mills@uconn.edu Music Director of Opera and Staff Pianist Nick has been working at UConn since 2013 in various capacities. Applied Instructor Consent - Recital. WiMSE offers its residents faculty interactions, academic support, research opportunities, and a tight-knit living environment, all of which will contribute to persistence in their chosen fields. von der Mehden Recital Hall is the home of nearly one hundred and thirty concerts and events presented annually by the faculty, ensembles, students, and guests of the Department of Music and other entities of the University of Connecticut. Technical Director, Connecticut Repertory Theatre, Master Electrician alana.conti@uconn.edu michael.chybowski@uconn.edu Each season, Jorgensen events attract more than 70,000 students, faculty and staff from the University of Connecticut, as well as residents from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. Director of Choral Studies Location: Peter J. Werth Residence Tower(Hilltop). Mission: Global House explores international relations through cultural immersion via a half domestic, half international student community. The Department of Music at the University of Connecticut offers intensive degree programs to prepare individuals for the numerous careers in music. Faculty & Staff. Alternating weekly the Tumor Board invites will be sent directly from the Cancer Center for one CME credit. Read Bio, Associate Professor, Technical Direction The Master of Fine Arts in Digital Media Design is a customized, three-year graduate program where students work closely with dedicated faculty in the development of their own independent creative practice. CMEA Regional Audition Preparation Masterclasses. kristin.wold@uconn.edu It's inspiring that, as accomplished and internationally renowned as our faculty are, they are in our studios and classrooms everyday teaching our students." brooke.allen@uconn.edu, Instructor of Saxophone Students recognize their potential and convert this to real-world success by connecting with faculty, staff, students, and local business leaders to develop the diverse and dynamic skills necessary for success as innovators, creative, and entrepreneurs in todays rapidly changing world. (860) 486-5437, Assistant Professor of Music (860) 486-2165, Professor Emeritus of Music Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. Mission: Humanities House transforms undergraduate students into socially responsible citizens by fostering imagination, creativity, and possibility. Dmitriy.Glivinskiy@uconn.edu, Assistant Professor in Residence Mission: The Public Health House Learning Community enables students to expand their understanding and interest in community service, public health, education and advocacy. Rhoda Shivers first discovered art in elementary school during a class trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The Institute also offers workshops, museum tours, artists forums, film showings, performances, and other events and programs that promote the art of puppetry as a twenty-first-century art form with deep historic and global roots. 860-486-1620 Director of Bands emily.cole@uconn.edu Faculty & Staff. megan.rivas@uconn.edu 860-486-1621 Read Bio. Nulla tempus ligula eu risus porttitor eleifend. Service experiences and immersion programs provide practical forums that foster a greater understanding of individual values, community issues, and the principles necessary for active citizenship.Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in human rights. For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. Located at 875 Coventry Road in Storrs, von der Mehden seats 470 and has audio and video capabilities to host lectures, panel discussions, and conferences. For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. School of Fine Arts. It offers an increased level of contact with faculty, staff, peer mentors, and professional organizations. Read Bio, Associate Technical Director Our expert researchers, faculty, and alumni drive Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (CIE) for a better tomorrow. SFA balances artistic and cultural legacies with the innovative approaches and techniques of contemporary art. Peter J. Werth Residence Tower(Hilltop), Women in Math, Science & Engineering (WiMSE) Learning Community, FYP&LC is a part of the Institute for Student Success. Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. Instructor of String Techniques james.ouellette@uconn.edu| (860) 486-3311 | Room 201, Finance Manager - TBD Courses & Curriculum Faculty Consulting A top-ranked research institution, with campuses and staff across Connecticut, built to inspire the global community that is UConn Nation. By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. Students enhance students' global awareness and perspectives while strengthening their cultural identities through active, peer-led, and collaborative learning experiences held domestically and internationally. Nullam dignissim lorem purus, nec vehicula mi aliquet et. 860-486-2281 860-486-8580 For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. Who Can Apply: Open to all students that have been admitted into the International Engineering Program (Eurotech, Engineering Spanish Program, Technopole France and AsiaTech . 860-486-4798 (860) 486-5562, Instructor of Percussion tlaloc.rivas@uconn.edu 860-486-4185 These events are open to public, and presented by the School of Fine Arts and the Office of Global Affairs. Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in further developing their leadership skills. Department Head UConn School of Fine Arts Skip to NavigationSkip to UConn SearchSkip to ContentSkip to Chat CRT currently produces in three different performance spaces. sarita.fellows@uconn.edu Director of Jazz Studies Storrs Campus gary.english@uconn.edu Faculty of the UConn Center for mHealth and Social Media represent many different disciplines, areas, and expertise. 860-486-2478, Assistant Professor of Music Theory Scenic Charge Artist, Connecticut Repertory Theatre The community provides access to School of Engineering faculty and staff while aiming to give students an overview of career opportunities in the diverse field of engineering. In collaboration with El Instituto and PRLACC, LCI nurtures intellectual diversity, inclusivity, and social activism. quoron.walker@uconn.edu (860) 486-6462 | Room 231, Rick O'Toole - Director of IT Managing Director . Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. christopher.morrison@uconn.edu, Assistant Professor in Residence of Jazz Studies Edvin taught in the Graphic Design program in the Department of Art & Art History for over 20 years and was an instrumental and influential figure in the discipline. Students will be exposed to artists, theaters, museums, and performances carefully selected by Rodney Rock, Director of the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts, to enhance their educational experience increasing their knowledge, understanding, and participation with the arts. Associate Professor in Residence , Arts Leadership and Cultural Management Small Walker Press publications can be purchased at the . By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. Admission Requirements See Admission to the University and Department Guidelines. Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in public health, education, and/or policy. The curricula in each department afford not only an intensive professional education, but a liberal university education as well. lindsay.cummings@uconn.edu 860-486-8153 Read Bio, Assistant Professor in Residence, Theatre Studies 860-486-1632 Mission: The Connecting with the Arts Learning Community explores the broad array of cultural offerings available at UConn. The community provides members with academic course support, a close social network, and information about the Nursing program and profession. john.bell@uconn.edu Its faculty: "We have a stellar faculty with Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, Guggenheim Fellowships, Fulbright Fellowships, Mellon Foundation grants, and Luce Foundation grants. Read Bio, Costume Shop Supervisor By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. louis.hanzlik@uconn.edu 860-486-6226 Dr. Louis Hanzlik, Brass and Percussion Coordinator 860-486-1625 alain.frogley@uconn.edu| (860) 486-1593 | Room 201-D, Interim Associate Dean to be appointed Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, Research & Creative Practices, Colleen K. Bridgeman Assistant Dean, Chief Operations Officer (860) 486-4251, Assistant Professor in Residence 860-486-1635, Managing Director, Connecticut Repertory Theatre School of Fine Arts. janetsongkim@uconn.edu. jennifer.scapetis@uconn.edu In collaboration with the UConn Humanities Institute, Humanities House students develop and practice skills of holistic thinking and communication that make them adaptable and marketable across a wide variety of careers. Read Bio, Assistant Professor in Residence, Acting Faculty Director: Dr. Stefan Bronner &Dr. Daniel Burkey. Furthermore, Spring Valley Farm affords a select group of students the opportunity to live on a working farm supporting a discover, problem-based, and situated learning environment that benefits the UConn population by providing local organic produce to on-campus dining halls and restaurants. constance.devereaux@uconn.edu By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. (860) 486-3728, Assistant Professor in Residence . daniel.goldberg@uconn.edu Professor of Music History Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. jeffrey.renshaw@uconn.edu, Professor Emeritus of Music Read Bio, Associate Professor, Theatre Studies Who Can Apply: Any male undergraduate interested in engaging in topics related to the experience of black males in higher education, Location:Peter J. Werth Residence Tower(Hilltop). Mission: The Nursing Learning Community serves as a support network for undergraduate Nursing majors. Undergraduate Audition Evaluation Form .pdf. stefanie.acevedo@uconn.edu, Assistant Clinical Professor of Music Education pat@mccorklecasting.com rick.otoole@uconn.edu| (860) 486-3774 | Room 201, Lauren Prause Read Bio, Assistant Professor in Residence, Design ronald.squibbs@uconn.edu By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. Read Bio, Assistant Professor in Residence, Area Head of MFA in Performance Apply Now. Emily Zangari. The community offers social events and academic guidance as its members develop into engaged and mature professionals. arielle.hill-moses@uconn.edu | (860) 486-1593 | Room 201-E, Program Assistant - TBD Nulla tempus ligula eu risus porttitor eleifend. Graduate Audition Evaluation Form .pdf. Nullam dignissim lorem purus, nec vehicula mi aliquet et. theodore.arm@uconn.edu, Professor Emeritus of Music Theory Through active, informed, and problem-based learning, students augment their understanding of public policy, public health as a profession and their role within the public health field. Applied Instructor Consent - Convocation. Associate Department Head for Graduate Studies john.mastroianni@uconn.edu (860) 486-4783, Assistant Professor in Residence of Music Theory Read Bio, Associate Professor, Theatre History, Literature, and Criticism For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. Area Head of Theatre Studies Posted by Emily Zangari . Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. Area Head of Design & Tech Read Bio, Box Office Manager, Connecticut Repertory Theatre Etiam eu consectetur arcu, interdum cursus lacus. Praesent odio enim, maximus ac ligula non, condimentum aliquam ligula. michelle.polgar@uconn.edu School of Fine Arts. gregory.webster@uconn.edu The School comprises four academic departments: Art & Art History, Digital Media & Design, Dramatic Arts, and Music. School of Fine Arts Anne D'Alleva, Dean Eva Gorbants, Assistant Dean, Director of Advising Melanie Chebro, Business Manager Arielle Hill-Moses, Assistant to the Dean Rick O'Toole, IT Director Faculty and Staff The Department's faculty members are organized into areas, each with a Coordinator. (860) 486-1629 Read Bio, Company and House Manager , Connecticut Repertory Theatre Read Bio, Assistant Professor, Theatre and Human Rights Production-related activities for the Department of Film are complex and demanding because of the large number of students we serve and the continually evolving nature of filmmaking technology and workflows. Vivamus molestie sodales tellus, non ullamcorper libero finibus a. Sed eu ipsum sodales, ullamcorper mauris ac, gravida augue. Read Bio, Assistant Professor, Area Head of BFA in Performance naomi.senzer@uconn.edu Adopted into the Husky family after years in professional hockey social. For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. Visiting Professional edward.weingart@uconn.edu (203) 592-8659, Professor Emeritus of Music Students will make connections with faculty and students, explore UConn and learn of opportunities that fit their interests. The School is developing new initiatives in collaborative and sponsored research through the Digital Media Center as well as in arts administration. Etiam tincidunt augue sollicitudin tristique lobortis. matthew.f.russo@uconn.edu rod.nelman@uconn.edu Admission. 860-486-1625 860-486-5110 Mission: La Comunidad Intelectual (LCI) recognizes and critically examines Caribbean and Latin American cultures, customs and traditions as they exist at UConn and beyond. Digital Media & Design . The familyJay, Jed, and Sandra Shiverswants to preserve her legacy, enrich UConn students' lives, and help ensure that the School of Fine Arts continues to thrive. The Fine Arts Learning Community offers a vibrant, cohesive, and diverse community for Fine Arts majors by connecting them with School of Fine Arts faculty, staff, and peers. 860-486-1877 (860) 486-3971, Adjunct Professor Job Summary The School of Fine Arts at the University of Connecticut is seeking applications for a full-time Educational Program Assistant 2 position in the Office of the Dean. By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. Co-Director of the Krenicki Arts and Engineering Institute Associate Professor of Music History (860) 486-6455, Assistant Professor of Music Job posted 4 days ago - University of Connecticut is hiring now for a Full-Time Educational Program Assistant 2, Dean's Office in Mansfield, CT. constance.rock@uconn.edu SCHOOL OF LAW UConn School of Law is the top-ranked public law school in the Northeast, offering a professional education of the highest quality. North Dakota transplant, but a lover of all things New England. SFA balances artistic and cultural legacies with the innovative approaches and techniques of contemporary art. About Emily Zangari. Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in the arts. Who Can Apply: Open to all incoming first year students, sophomores, and juniors that have been admitted into the STEM majors. Faculty & Administration Alain Frogley - Interim Dean alain.frogley@uconn.edu | (860) 486-1593 | Room 201-D Nulla tempus ligula eu risus porttitor eleifend. alexander.2.woodward@uconn.edu Who Can Apply: Open to all students admitted into the School of Pharmacy. ), hiking with my pup, or on the hunt for the best Mexican food on the east coast. Program Assistant, Dramatic Arts dylan.delmastro@uconn.edu 860-486-1635. Music, Phone: 860.486.3034 For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. earl.macdonald@uconn.edu For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. We are eager to welcome prospective undergraduate students to our vibrant community of artists and scholars. Social Media Submission Form. The School of Fine Arts encompasses the Departments of Art and Art History, Digital Media and Design, Dramatic Arts and Music. heather.desavage@uconn.edu Mission: The Business Connections Learning Community was developed for UConn business students. General Art Studies Art (B.F.A.) The School offers DMA and Ph.D. programs in music and has significant research strength in the visual arts (ranking in the top eighth percentile among national doctoral-granting institutions) and technical theater. North Dakota transplant, but a lover of all things New England. Dramatic Arts Its time to VOTE in the UConn Joint Elections! The School of Fine Arts offers 11 undergraduate and nine graduate degrees across the arts and arts-related humanities, and enables all students at UConn to participate in and study the arts. It connects students with School of Pharmacy faculty, staff, and peers, while introducing them to the pharmacy profession. Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. Who Can Apply: Open to all incoming first year students, sophomores, and juniors that have been admitted into the School of Fine Arts. 860-486-8585 The LC supports the growth of students in their art performances and presentations by providing experiential opportunities, such as field trips and guest speakers, that . Each season, Jorgensen events attract more than 70,000 students, faculty and staff from the University of Connecticut, as well as residents from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Director of Wind Ensemble. Read Bio, Professor, Theatre Studies (860) 486-0670, Instructor of Guitar He started as an academic administrator in the School of Fine Arts Dean's Office, then as an academic advisor in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' Academic Services Center before joining the team at the School of Engineering. Coordinator of Applied Vocal Studies View Neeley School of Business Faculty Jobs > Join Our Talent Community. The online submission page features titles such as "Red Cell Rush Hour," "Telltale Hearts" and "HeartLink," described by co-creator Wayne Page as "a story about two robots in a post-apocalyptic world, trying to find each other and get themselves out of an experimental maze." "One can jump and one can climb," said Page, a digital media arts student from Prairie View A&M . https://vote.uconn.edu/, Contact Information: Student Activities, voteatuconn@uconn.edu, UConn Health Group advising sessions are intended to serve as an orientation to the Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Advising Office for incoming first-year students or any student new to a pre-medical/dental track. angelina.gadeliya@uconn.edu Three Journalism and Mass Communication students and one faculty member will accept awards from the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Festival of Media Arts 2023 awards in Las Vegas on April 16. eric.rice@uconn.edu Read Bio, Professor, Puppet Arts Donec posuere mauris vel enim lacinia scelerisque. 860-486-1621 860-486-5475 (860) 486-4711, Associate Professor of Music Theory UConn University of Connecticut school of University of Connecticut . Whatever your interest, UConn's School of Fine Arts has achieved national recognition as a superb incubator for students pursuing careers in the arts. Mission:This tight-knit community provides academic, social, and cultural support for students interested inpursuing a dual degree in in Engineering (or other professional programs) and a BA in a foreign language and culture including German, Spanish, Chinese or French. This five-year program involves an entire year abroad including prestigious professional internships in the target language and culture. International Engineering House offers guest lectures, field trips, alumni panels, professionalization courses, and development opportunities along with unique connections to faculty members and peer-support. Students can choose one of seven career paths, studying 3D . Professor of Music History (860) 486-5908, Associate Professor of Music Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in global affairs. daniela.weiser@uconn.edu 860-486-6045 860-486-1875 jessica.von_villas@uconn.edu Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in Latino and Latin American cultures. 860-486-1622 Location: Peter J. Werth Residence Tower (Hilltop), Spring Valley Farm Manager: Jessica Larkin-Wells. Alain Frogley InterimDean Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts is the largest college-based presenting program in New England. (860) 486-4799 Apply today at CareerBuilder! Current Openings, Art and Art History BEA is the international academic media organization for educators, students, and professionals. Who Can Apply: Open to all incoming first year students, sophomores, and juniors that have been admitted into the School of Engineering. Mission: The Fine Arts Learning Community offers a vibrant, cohesive, and diverse community for Fine Arts majors by connecting them with faculty members and each other. (860) 486-5562, Instructor of Trombone jung.song@uconn.edu Our goal is to provide the finest professional training through classroom and studio instruction. bob.copley@uconn.edu (860) 486-4856, Instructor of Voice Quisque facilisis accumsan mi cursus sodales. GIVING. daniel.patrylak@uconn.edu, Professor Emeritus of Music History Instructor of Bass 860-486-0285 lprause@foundation.uconn.edu| (860) 486-1949 | Room 201-C, James Ouellette Finance Manager Anne D'Alleva - Dean anne.dalleva@uconn.edu | (860) 486-1593 | Room 202. Michelle Polgar. Co-Directors: Shoshana Armington, Amy Donofrio, & Kelli Peterson. Faculty Director: Dr. H. Kenny Nienhusser. All students apply through both the Common Application and SlideRoom. colleen.bridgeman@uconn.edu| (860) 486-1485 | Room 201-A, Amanda Wilde - Director of Advising . barbara.a.hill@uconn.edu, Coordinator of Keyboard Studies Associate Department Head for Undergraduate Studies Two CME credits are granted for these weekly educational series presented by varying faculty. (860) 486-2164. 9 Walters Ave. Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in the humanities. Thomas Meacham - Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies thomas.meacham@uconn.edu | (860) 486-0276 . Faculty Director: Dr. Nick Delaney & Dr. Daniel Burkey. Director of Jazz Combos Read Bio, Lecturer, Acting for the Camera Assistant Professor of Music. Associate Director of Athletic Bands Fax: 860.486.0378 Dramatic Arts. 860-486-1633 megan.rivas@uconn.edu Dylan DelMastro. (860) 486-4781, Instructor of Voice Associate Department Head for Courses & Curriculum Neurosurgery Thursday Residency Curriculum Series, Pre-Medical & Pre-Dental Group Advising Session, https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87105964808?pwd=TVJnYkZpeWVWOVJiU056NlR5RWQ4Zz09. 860-486-8162 emily.wicks@uconn.edu For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice. The School comprises four academic departments: Art & Art History, Digital Media & Design, Dramatic Arts, and Music. Who Can Apply: Open to transfer students in any major. Read Bio, Professor, Puppet Arts Who Can Apply: All undergraduate students interested in the environment. Mission: EcoHouse provides a culture of sustainability for students who are passionate about environmental issues through diverse service learning experiences and academic discourse. 860-486-5374, Adjunct Professor Who Can Apply: Open to all students who have been admitted into the Honors Program. UConn Dramatic Arts | School of Fine Arts | Everything You Can Imagine The Department of Dramatic Arts and its theatre production arm, the Connecticut Repertory Theatre (CRT), combine to create an exciting center for excellence in the dramatic arts. The members benefit from interactions with peers facing the same challenges, academically and socially. mark.womack@uconn.edu Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. 860-486-8016 To enrich classroom and studio training, students obtain professional-level production experience through participation in our theatre, the Connecticut Repertory Theatre (CRT). (860) 486-4267, Associate Professor of Voice (860) 486-4781, Instructor of Voice Email: hr@uconn.edu, Allyn Larabee Brown Building Graphic Design Illustration/Animation Individualized Studies Painting Photography/Video Printmaking (860) 486-2164, Director of Voices of Freedom Gospel Choir 860-486-5474, Instructor of Flute 860-486-1210 The University of Nevada, Las Vegas invites applications for Studio Manager, Department of Film, College of Fine Arts [R0132510]. The LC supports the growth of students in their art performances and presentations, by providing experiential opportunities, such as trips, and guest speakers, that they can learn from. The Ballard Institute curates and produces exhibitions of puppetry, both at the Ballard Museum and for touring across the United States. (860) 486-6446, Instructor of Bassoon Department Head, Dramatic Arts Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor | (860) 486-4334 | Room 201, Montana (Monty) Heon Financial Assistant Piano Tuning & Repair Request. richard.bass@uconn.edu, Professor Emeritus of Wind Ensemble and Conducting sophie.shao@uconn.edu dylan.delmastro@uconn.edu peter.kaminsky@uconn.edu, CMEA Regional Audition Preparation Masterclasses. eric.rice@uconn.edu Alain Frogley - Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, Research & Creative Practices alain.frogley@uconn.edu | (860) 486-5269 | Room 204. By continuing without changing your cookie settings, you agree to this collection. sandi.carroll@uconn.edu corper mauris ac, gravida augue. 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