College of Arts and Humanities 2022 Gift Guide
Students, faculty, and alumni of the Fresno State College of Arts and Humanities have created some exciting products that would make fantastic gifts this holiday season!
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New Faces: Nicola Olsen
We are excited to welcome Nicola Olsen as she joins the Department of Theatre and Dance as Assistant Professor of Piano. She teaches Drama 137 Creative Dramatics, Drama 136(S) Puppetry, Drama 138A Children’s Theatre and Drama 138B Children’s Theatre.
Read MoreNew Faces: Michael Krikorian
Michael Krikorian returns to his alma mater, Fresno State, as he joins the Department of Music as an Associate Professor.
Read MoreDr. Hrag Papazian named Henry S. Khanzadian Kazan Visiting Professor in Armenian Studies
Dr. Papazian has been named as the 19th Henry S. Khanzadian Kazan visiting Professor in Armenian Studies at Fresno State for the Fall 2022 semester.
Read More2022 English graduates embrace risk, improvisation, creativity
Facing obstacles of all kinds — including earning the bulk of their degrees in a global pandemic — these 2022 graduates of Fresno State’s English Department have all found ways to use writing and literature to thrive.
Read MoreUniversity Theatre Celebrates 25 Seasons of Love with Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning Musical
The acclaimed and influential musical makes its Fresno State University Theatre debut on May 6th. Under the direction of J. Daniel Herring, the production features a cast of 20 Fresno State students, alumni, and community members.
Read More‘Day of Percussion’ brings competition, masterclasses and performances for students across the western US
Students from around the western United States will compete in the West Region Day of Percussion, a competitive solo and ensemble festival offered by the Percussive Arts Society on Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30.
Read MorePeach Blossom returns to Fresno State after pandemic
This year’s 64th annual Peach Blossom Festival marked the beginning of a return to normalcy for students. This first post-Covid festival drew nearly 1,000 students, plus parents, chaperones, and spectators, to the Fresno State campus.
Read MoreGenocide survivor teaches lessons from the holocaust
“As we finally crossed the border into Germany, the bus stopped. People got out and ran to a nearby grocery store to buy something to eat,” Becirbegovic said. “We were starving, but didn’t have any money left.”
Read MoreCommunity celebrates student scholarship recipients at Armenian Studies Banquet
The mood was jovial as students, educators, and community members gathered at the Fort Washington Country Club for the 34th Annual Armenian Studies Program Banquet on Sunday, March 20 – the first time the event happened in person in three years.
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