The School of Fine Arts and Humanities improves the quality of people’s lives by offering educational experiences that stimulate critical thinking, promote creative work, and serve as a catalyst for communication and reflection that shapes society and encourages life-long learning.
This year’s conference focuses on the theme of “Perspective.” Writers help us to form ways of seeing the world as well as ways of thinking about being in the world. They help us see the power in nature and in technology, in thinking about family and about trauma.
This year’s conference will feature free public readings, craft talks, and workshops* from authors Elizabeth Gonzalez James, Matt Daly, James Fujinami Moore, and Chad Hanson.
27
September
All Day
38th Annual Casper College and ARTCORE Literary Conference
This year’s conference focuses on the theme of “Perspective.” Writers help us to form ways of seeing the world as well as ways of thinking about being in the world. They help us see the power in nature and in technology, in thinking about family and about trauma.
This year’s conference will feature free public readings, craft talks, and workshops* from authors Elizabeth Gonzalez James, Matt Daly, James Fujinami Moore, and Chad Hanson.
ABOUT THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS AND HUMANITIES AT CASPER COLLEGE
The School of Fine Arts and Humanities consists of five departments: English, Music, Theatre and Dance, Visual Arts, and World Languages. Each department focuses on a specialized area of fine arts and humanities and each has a region-wide reputation for excellence.
Want to study the arts? Development of talents in the fine arts and humanities areas has been a part of Casper College since its inception. Check out the great academic programs and performance opportunities available in our School of Fine Arts and Humanities.
Want to sell your car? Take a piano class. Interested in law school? Perhaps you should audition for “Guys and Dolls.” A fine arts degree can teach you so many useful skills.
Research continues to show the value of the arts in educating our children. But what about college students? What do they get from the arts? To answer those two questions, we talked to eight successful former Casper College students who are now working in their respective fields. In discussing their careers, they offer numerous ways that music, dance, painting, and acting apply to other professions such as law, finance, sales, and politics. Oddly, no one brings up the world of physics.Read more >
