Darcey Engen

Program Lead and Professor, Theater
“Acting is like solving a complex puzzle. Each gesture, vocalization, movement, step, focus, and inhalation gives the audience clues about what the character is thinking and feeling. When those choices draw viewers in—making them empathetic, engaged, and even changed—an actor has done their job.”
Jill Dawe

Associate Professor, Piano
"Replace judgement with curiosity and always trust the process."
Scott LeGere

Instructor
Program Lead, Music Business
For years, young people have been told to take a DIY (do it yourself) approach to their creative careers. But that's turning out to be pretty unrealistic advice in today's increasingly complicated and crowded world. Instead, you should DIT- do it together. So many different skills are needed to navigate the industry today that teaming up with a roommate or fellow student might be one of the smartest things you can do to share the load and get farther. Together. College isn't just about learning things, but building a coalition of like minded friends willing to go the distance with you to help you realize your creative and professional potential.
Dahn Gim

Assistant Professor, Studio Art
"Curiosity drives. Mistakes teach. Making continues."
Kaamil Haider

Instructor, Graphic Design
"Divide your time between thinking and making."
Erik Paulson

Production Manager and Technical Director
Instructor, Theater
Patricia Straub

Academic Programs Manager, Schwartz School
Jenny Wheatley

Gallery Director
Instructor, Art and Design
Rachelle Joplin

Academic Advisor, Schwartz School




