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July 30, 2020
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July 20, 2020
MFA in Visual Art Summer 2020 Virtual Residency
The summer 2020 residency will be held remotely from July 20–29.
Event
July 7, 2020
Public Lectures on Black Graphic Design History
MFA in Graphic Design faculty and alumnx present "The Missing Chapter(s): Some History About Black Graphic Design."
Special “Book Talk” with MFA in Writing Faculty
Join faculty Patrick Madden, Adam McOmber, and Sue William Silverman in celebration of their new releases.
MFA in Visual Art Summer 2020 Virtual Residency
The summer 2020 residency will be held remotely from July 20–29.
Public Lectures on Black Graphic Design History
MFA in Graphic Design faculty and alumnx present "The Missing Chapter(s): Some History About Black Graphic Design."
WCYA Book Birthday Parties
We could all use a bit of celebration in our lives these days, and the MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults has us…
VCFA’s Connection in Place Continues
Join us on May 28 at 8 pm ET for an artists-talk in honor of the connections we can forge even when we're miles apart and sheltering in…
MFA in Writing Summer 2020 Visiting Writers
The MFA in Writing is proud to announce its lineup of Visiting Writers for the Summer 2020 Residency.
MFA in Writing & Publishing Student Reading
The MFA in Writing & Publishing program presents its end-of-semester Student Readings on Thursday, May 14, from 6–9 pm EDT on Zoom.
MFA in Writing & Publishing Spring 2020 Reading Series — Online!
Join us May 1 at 5:30 pm on Zoom to hear from faculty member Trinie Dalton and visiting writers Yi Shun Lai and Carvell Wallace.
Dela Cueva Wins 2020-2021 Emerging Writer Scholarship
The MFA in Writing & Publishing program is pleased to announce that poet Micah Dela Cueva is the recipient of the 2020-2021 Emerging Writer Scholarship.
VCFA Exhibition Series: March 2020 Alumnx Show
VCFA's alumnx exhibition has been closed to the public to slow the spread of COVID-19.