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COMMUNITY NEWS: Vespa, A New Operatic Collaboration

Join the VCFA MFA in Music Composition community for Vespa, A Girl and Her Pet Wasp, an opera in four acts.  The story of Vespa...

COMMUNITY NEWS: VCFA Alumnx Collection to Support Hurricane Helene Recovery

Author, editor, and VCFA MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults alumnx Nora Shalaway Carpenter (WCYA ’12) is set to release her latest anthology,...

COMMUNITY NEWS: VCFA’s Three 2025 GDUSA Students to Watch

Three members of the VCFA MFA in Graphic Design community have been named as 2025 GDUSA Students to Watch: Tim Murray (GD ’24), Jewell Melisa...

ALUMNX STORY: Joshua Johnson, 2021 MFA in Film

VCFA MFA in Film alumnx Joshua James Johnson (F ’21) is a writer, director, professor, and professional visual effects (VFX) artist. In his career, Johnson...

ALUMNX RE-INTERVIEW: Lori Steel, 2012 MFA in WCYA

MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults alumnx Lori Steel (WCYA ’12) has been involved in the world of children’s literature in one way...

COMMUNITY NEWS: 2025 ALA Youth Media Award Recipients

The American Library Association (ALA) announced their 2025 Youth Media Award winners this January, which included and celebrated five VCFA voices in five award categories....

ALUMNX STORY: Ann Huang, 2014 MFA in Writing

“I believe poetry is an indispensable medium for the cinematic arts to flourish and will continue to challenge and expand the possibilities of what can...

ALUMNX STORY: Benjamin Zervigón, 2024 MFA in Music Composition

VCFA MFA in Music Composition alumnx and 2024 Center for Arts + Social Justice Fellow  Benjamin Zervigón (MC ‘24) has not only continued the work...

COMMUNITY NEWS: “Music For Winter” VCFA Faculty & Alumnx Concert

On December 19, 2024, VCFA MFA in Music Composition Faculty Co-Chair, composer, and violinist Roger Zahab and VCFA resident pianist and residency faculty Robert Frankenberry...

ALUMNX STORY: Kristie Frederick-Daugherty, 2005 MFA in Writing

Poet, professor, VCFA MFA in Writing alumnx, and self-described “Swiftie” Kristie Frederick-Daugherty (W ’05) has dedicated her PhD thesis and her new collection, Invisible Strings:...