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Nashville art college announces 2020/2021 advisory board members for photography and video art degree programs.
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During the summer semester, Leenay Barnes, a Kappa Pi student member, wanted to have an important conversation about race, diversity, and inclusion with the Nossi community. An important conversation about racial inequality was happening across the United States, and she talked about the importance of Nossi College of Art joining in to help all students,
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2020 gifted Nossi students with unique barriers to overcome, problems to solve, and newfound confidence to crush obstacles in their way. We have a talented group of alumni we are excited to introduce to the creative community. This year, Nossi College of Art is excited to unveil our 2020 Commencement Exercise details! The Event WHENSaturday,
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Valerie Graves is a leading diversity advocate in the advertising world, and has a storied career in the field. Since beginning her career as a copywriter at Michigan’s D’arcy, MacManus, & Masius Agency, she has been breaking gender and racial barriers since the “Mad Men” age of advertising. Graves held titles from Copywriter to Chief
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“Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere.” Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s quote is important today as we witness examples of injustice being perpetuated in our society. This impacts us all. In Nashville, six teenagers led a peaceful protest of 10,000 people. Their story is being picked up across the country (NY Times,
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The Fall 2020 class, like graduates from our spring and summer semester, have seen more obstacles than the average college graduating class. This group of Nossi College of Art graduates made us especially proud by enduring the setbacks, moving forward, and striving for success. View our creative graduates from the fall 2020 semester, their specialty,
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Cares Act Info for Student Disbursement This post was updated on Friday, April 9 to include third disbursement information. Nossi College of Art has signed and returned to the Department of Education, the Certification and Agreement, and the assurance that the institution intends to use 50 percent of the funds received under Section 18004(a)(1) of
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With the help of ArtPop Street Gallery, Nossi alumnus Danielle Duer exhibited her artwork, Thank You-HealthCare Heroes, on three billboards, including the iconic Nashville Sign – a large, digital billboard towering over West End. ArtPop Street Gallery’s nonprofit mission? Giving communities greater access to art, by supporting the artists that create it. Wendy Hickey, owner
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The Spring 2020 class has seen more obstacles than the average college graduating class. This group of Nossi College of Art graduates made us especially proud by enduring the setbacks, moving forward, and striving for success. Special Shout Outs This Spring! – Two student AAF ADDY Award winners moved onto the District Competition.– Over 16%
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