Chicago Arts Program:
Internships, Seminars, Workshops
The Chicago Arts Program is a 15-week semester of urban art immersion
during which students explore the arts through practical, creative and
scholarly activity. While living in Chicago, in addition to attending
a wide range of cultural events, students meet and work with local artists
and arts professionals in part-time internships, on independent
study projects and in the Core seminar, Negotiating Chicago’s
Art World. Possible
internship placements include, but are not limited to, museums and galleries,
artists’ studios, theatre and dance
companies, recording studios and popular music venues, literary organizations
and publications, film and video production companies, architecture firms, arts
education and community outreach organizations, and graphic and interior designers.
Not limited to arts majors, the program benefits all students who
have strong career interests or graduate school aspirations in the
arts and humanities. An ACM program.
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Length of program:
late August-December or late January-mid-May
Eligibility:
Advanced sophomores, juniors and seniors
Credit:
16 credit hours or the equivalent
Application deadlines:
March 15 (fall); Oct. 31 (spring).
Campus Adviser:
Kenneth Hill
(920) 748-8136
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