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Ann HemenwayFiction Writing
Teacher as Student as Teacher

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Adam BrooksArt + Design
Ordinary Art Extraordinary Purpose

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Carol RozanskyEducation
Visions of a Critical Pedagogist

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James FalzoneFirst-Year Seminar
All That Jazz

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Suzanne McBrideJournalism
AustinTalks.org Founder, Fulbright Scholar

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Michael FryTelevision
Transmedia is World-building

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Columbia has designed academic programs that prepare students to excel as professionals in the arts, media, and communications.

Equally important, the LAS Core Curriculum provides students with the breadth and depth that are the hallmarks of a truly educated person. These two elements—the core curriculum and a specialized major—enable students to thrive in a world of challenges and opportunities that are as yet unforeseen.

As students complete their course work, they compile a body of work that constitutes a record of their artistic and intellectual development. Students are encouraged to consciously connect their academic achievements with their artistic endeavors and to reflect on their development.

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Students in Honors Program Course Collaborate with Museum on ProjectThe students’ oral history projects are a part of a publicly accessible permanent collection at the National Veterans Art Museum.
Fall 2011 LAS Dean’s Lecturers Debate Morality, EthicsThe debate was between Columbia’s Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Allen M. Turner, and Dr. Stephen T. Asma, Professor of Philosophy at Columbia.
Molly Shanahan/Mad Shak performs at The Dance CenterMolly Shanahan performs at The Dance Center on Thursday, February 23rd through Saturday, February 25th. For tickets call the box office at 312-369-8330.
Nikkie Renee Anderson Solo Exhibition at Dubhe Carreño GalleryNikki Anderson, adjunct faculty in Fine Arts, currently has a solo exhibition at Dubhe Carreño Gallery in Chicago.
Students Cover Iowa CaucusesFifteen graduate and undergraduate students from Columbia spent three days in Iowa interviewing analysts, voters, campaign staff and candidates’ family members during the first presidential nominating contest of 2012 as part of a J-term class.  View a documentary about students'...
Spinner Named Fishback WriterJackie Spinner, assistant professor in the Journalism department, has been invited to Washington and Lee University in Virginia as the 2012 Fishback Visiting Writer, where she will meet with students and deliver a public lecture in February.