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Welcome to the College of Arts and Humanities News page. Read about the many achievements of our faculty, students, staff, and alumni. Submit your own good news if you are a current or former college member.
 
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Submitted: 01-19-2007     Name:Steven AldousHometown: Department: Art
News:February 2nd through March 1st, Ellensburg WineWorks presents Steven Aldous's Photographic pieces. Steven is a Photography student st CWU. Please attend the February 2nd Artist Reception 4:00 - 7:30 PM, with live music by Mike Edmondson, on 606 N Main St in Ellensburg. For more information please call Ellensburg WineWorks 509.962.8463. Congratulations Steven.
Submitted: 12-21-2006     Name:Mark BabbittHometown: Department: Music
News:On Novemebr 2, 2006 the CWU Trombone Choir (made up of 20 undergraduate students from the music department) performed at the Seasons in Yakima for the Yakima Music Club. The trombone is directed by assistant professor of trombone, Dr. Mark Babbitt.
Submitted: 12-07-2006     Name:Joanna Thomas & Monnika LemmonHometown: Department: Art
News:Monnika Lemmon & Joanna Thomas participated in the 51st Annual Central Washington Artists Exhibition, November 5 - December 9, 2006 at the Larson Gallery in Yakima.
Submitted: 11-21-2006     Name:Stephen John EllisHometown: Department: Art
News:Farrell Merit Scholarship recipient, Stephen John Ellis will be showing his work titled "Loss of Innocence" in the Sarah Spurgeon Gallery. Opening reception will be on Friday December 1, from 5pm-7pm. The exhibition will be open from Dec. 1-10,2006. The gallery is open weekdays from 10am-3pm and weekends from 1pm-4pm.
Submitted: 10-31-2006     Name:Naomi GrayHometown: Department: Art
News:Painting student and advanced hang glider Naomi Gray has an article and accompanying personal painting published in two issues of Hang Gliding Paragliding, August 2006 and September 2006. Congratulations Naomi!
Submitted: 06-03-2006     Name:Alison PowellHometown: Department: English
News:Alison Powell has been admitted to the M.A.in Literature program at CWU with an appointment as a Teaching Assistant.
Submitted: 06-03-2006     Name:Greg HinzeHometown: Department: History
News:Greg Hinze, a double major in History and Geography, has been awarded a $1000 Alumni Association scholarship as well as a $1500 YVCC Foundation scholarship.
Submitted: 05-30-2006     Name:Edward RobeHometown: Department: History
News:Edward Robe, a History: Teaching Broad Area Major, has been selected by the Alumni Association Board of Director's Scholarship Committee to receive a Olive Irelan Scholarship. The amount of this award will be $1,000. As a part of receiving this award, Edward must be registered as a CWU student for Fall Quarter, 2006. He will be a guest at the Homecoming Banquet on November 3, 2006, at which time the presentation of his plaque will occur.
Submitted: 05-25-2006     Name:Amber DartingHometown: Department: College Office
News:Amber Darting received the College of Arts and Humanities Dean's Award at the 9th Annual Evening of Recognition Awards ceremony sponsored by the Center for Excellence in Leadership. Ms. Darting is a graduating senior who is double majoring in Philosophy - Religious Studies and General Studies - Humanities Specialization. She is also pursuing a minor in Anthropology. Ms.Darting is a member of the CAH Dean's Council of Students, President of the Philosophy Honor Society, and Vice President of the Philosophy and Religious Studies Club.
Submitted: 05-25-2006     Name:CWU-PRSSAHometown: Department: Communication
News:The CWU chapter of the PRSSA was the winner of national competition to host the Pacific Northwest Regional Conference.
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GRADUATE STUDENTS
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FACULTY MEMBER
Submitted: 08-06-2009     Name:gary weidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:this isn't news, but rather - two of my listings (for the Oregan state choir judging and the Wa cultural congress) are listed twice (I visited the site on Aug. 6, 09)
Submitted: 06-26-2009     Name:Alex EmmonsHometown: Department: Art
News:This Spring, Alex Emmons was invited to present and meet with first-year graduate students mid-quarter at University of Washing and invited back to give feedback during their final critique at the end of Spring quarter. Lastly, Alex Emmons was invited in June to give a lecture to the Summer Beginning Photography Class at Phoenix College in Phoenix, AZ.
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to serve ae an adjudicator for the Oregon State Activities Association (OSAA)State Choir Championships held May 7-9, 2009. Working with 2 other judges, over the course of the 3 day competition Dr. Weidenaar heard and rated 61 choirs, which presented over 300 pieces of choral music total.
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to serve ae an adjudicator for the Oregon State Activities Association (OSAA)State Choir Championships held May 7-9, 2009. Working with 2 other judges, over the course of the 3 day competition Dr. Weidenaar heard and rated 61 choirs, which presented over 300 pieces of choral music total.
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to present a session in April for the 2009 Washington Cultural Congress - held annually in Leavenworth, WA. The title of the 2 hour lecture/workshop was: "Where's the Beef? and other 'sticky' ideas. How to create and communicate ideas which will stick in the listener's mind."
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to present a session in April for the 2009 Washington Cultural Congress - held annually in Leavenworth, WA. The title of the 2 hour lecture/workshop was: "Where's the Beef? and other 'sticky' ideas. How to create and communicate ideas which will stick in the listener's mind."
Submitted: 05-13-2009     Name:Elise ForierHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Elise Forier has been chosen by the Teacher Professional Education Advisory Board (Teacher PEAB ) to receive the Crystal Apple Award for a faculty member in the College of Arts and Humanities who has a positive impact on the field of teacher preparation and CWU pre-service candidates. The award will be presented at the Teacher PEAB-sponsored Top Ten Student Teacher reception at 4:00 pm on Friday, June 12th, 2009 in Sue Lombard.
Submitted: 05-13-2009     Name:Christina BarriganHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Christina Barrigan, CTE resident lighting designer, will offer her considerable talent to three Idaho Repertory productions in summer 2009: "Unnecessary Farce," "Some Enchanted Evening" and "Chaps!"
Submitted: 04-28-2009     Name:Bret SmithHometown: Department: Music
News:Bret Smith presented in session and displayed a poster on the CWU Preparatory String program at the 2009 national conference of the American String Teachers Association in Atlanta, and as member of ASTA's Research Committee helped coordinate the transfer of the Journal of String Research to ASTA. Dr. Smith also served on the organizing committee, reviewed submissions, and presented a paper on Washington's Classroom-Based Performance Assessments in music at the 2nd International Symposium on Assessment in Music Education at the University of Florida. This work was funded in part by a College of Arts and Humanities Travel Grant.
Submitted: 04-24-2009     Name:Lila HarperHometown: Department: English
News:Lila Harper's article "'The Starfish that Burns': Gendering the Jellyfish" has been published in the collection _Forces of Nature: Natural(-izing) Gender and Gender(-ing) Nature in the Discourse of Western Culture_ (Cambridge Scholars).
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STAFF MEMBER
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ALUMNI
Submitted: 09-21-2007     Name:Christopher GianunzioHometown: Department: Art
News:The Urban Video Project Volume 4: Ghost Body, an exhibition curated by the Avalanche Collective, an artist group of which Christopher Gianunzio is a part, features the work of Canadian artists Jamie Drouin and Lance Olsen, as well as Japanese artist and composer Suguru Goto. For more information about the Syracuse, NY based project please look to: http://urbanvideoproject.org/ or http://www.avalanchecollective.net/.
Submitted: 09-20-2007     Name:Carolynn ClarkHometown: Department: History
News:Carolynn's master's thesis, 2007, “Erich Käestner's Mission in Postwar Germany, 1945-1948: Essays in the Neue Zeitung” will be used in German translation in exhibitions at the Erich Käestner Museum in Dresden, Germany.
Submitted: 09-09-2007     Name:Debra SusiHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:WATERVILLE — Waterville again finds itself in the national performing arts spotlight, having been chosen to host the U.S. premiere of the theatrical production of "Fame Forever," the sequel to "Fame, the Musical." The Waterville Opera House will be the venue for the Sept. 21 show, which had its international premiere May 3 in Glasgow, Scotland. "We will be the first place in the United States that will do this show -- it's just amazing," Opera House Executive Director Diane Bryan said. Debra Susi, who directed "Fame" at the Opera House last year, will direct "Fame Forever." After the premiere, performances will continue at the Opera House on Sept. 22 and 23 and Sept. 28-30. Susi will be joined by CWU designer Scott R. Robinson who will design costumes for the US premiere.
Submitted: 08-25-2007     Name:Dominica MyersHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Dominica Myers wrote a one-act play called "How's Your Love Life," which was produced in May 2007 by Robey Theatre Company and Against Type Theatre in their Medley of One Acts at the Los Angeles Theatre Center. An executive from ABC/Disney's Talent Development Department saw the play and has arranged to commission a special performance of it at Disney's national leadership conference in Anaheim in September to be viewed by ABC/Disney executives from all around the country.
Submitted: 08-02-2007     Name:Dick Elliott, Natalie Schmidt Dotzauer, Scott Mayberry, Sarah Haven, Justin Gibbens, Cindy Deck, VerHometown: Department: Art
News:Gallery One Visual Art Center has a Juried Art Show This month, Opening Reception will be August 3, 5-7 PM for First Friday Art Walk remaining open through the month of August. Various Alumni, Faculty, and students are featured in this exhibition.
Submitted: 07-25-2007     Name:David MatayoshiHometown: Department: Art
News:Graphic Design alumni, David Matayoshi, recently became a graphic designer for the Seattle Times/Post Intelligencer; congratulations David.
Submitted: 07-03-2007     Name:Nathan DiPetroHometown: Department: Art
News:BFA grad Nathan DiPetro is the Punch Gallery's July artist! Catch the Opening reception Thursday, July 5th from 5-8 PM and the Artist Talk Saturday, July 7, 2 PM as he displays his New egg tempra paintings "Harmony Acres". For more information, please see www.punchgallery.org.
Submitted: 05-23-2007     Name:Misty CarsonHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Misty Carson, new drama teacher at Redmond High School, received nominations for Outstanding Scenic Design, Outstanding Lighting Design, Outstanding Stage Crew and Honorable Mention for a Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role from the work on recent production of Oklahoma! Eighty productions entered this year, making this is a huge honor for all those nominated. More info can be found at the 5th Avenue web page, http://www.5thavenue.org/education/highschoolawards-2007.aspx
Submitted: 05-23-2007     Name:Jeannie BrzovicHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Jeannie Brzovic, recent graduate and teacher at Mount Lake Terrace, received honorable mentions for Outstanding Overall Production and Outstanding Direction for The Mystery of Edwin Drood, her Masters thesis project. Eighty productions entered this year, making this is a huge honor for all those nominated. More info can be found at the 5th Avenue web page, http://www.5thavenue.org/education/highschoolawards-2007.aspx
Submitted: 05-23-2007     Name:Kelsey KarshHometown: Department: History
News:Well, a big change in my plans, I signed up for the Peace Corps, and am going to western Africa in Sept. So, I'm currently studying french like a mad woman, which is a language I never thought, or really wanted to study. But I am excited for whatever direction this experience will bring me, it will be very different that's for sure. I started volunteering at Life Long Aids alliance in Seattle several months ago and became more passionate about AIDS in general, which prompted me to apply for the Peace Corps, and subsequently go to Africa. I still really want to go back to South America, perhaps after the pc. I kind of want to go everywhere, so I need to figure out how to make that happen. My tentative plan is to get my masters after the peace corps, but as of now I have no idea what that will be in...time will tell I suppose. In Seattle I'm still working in Social Services,which I like...but is hard work for little pay-which is also what the peace corps will be.
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