Join us for LCA Conversations with Faculty and Alumni, April 17 – 21, when schools and departments in the College of Liberal & Creative Arts hold a series of events to help you prepare for the fall 2023 course registration and suggest ways to apply knowledge and skills acquired in LCA majors to a range of careers. We look for to seeing you!
You are invited to the RESET Lunch and Learn Exhibit, an exhibit of work by LCA students, faculty, and staff. The exhibition runs May 1 – 6.
Reception:
May 3, 3:30 – 5 p.m., FA 123, Fine Arts Building
Creative Arts Affinity Group is:
Saskia van Kampen, Tanya Augsberg, Ellen Christensen, Sana Hussaini, Amy Kilgard, Bethany Sparks
Participants:
Jhoany Chong
Maruy Crabbe
Xiomora Gueva
Grace Harper
Jae Hamilton
Jeremy Helstone
Mari Hulick
Madison Ivy
Miia Le
Grace Li
Joseph Lindemann
Silvan Linn
Nadia Love
Bagul Mammedova
Kzhane McGill
Nate Mittan
Ashley Nortman
John Oh
Oscar Perez
Luis Poncio
Thelonious Purnell
Velena Ramos
Lindsay M Rucker Anelle Santana
Joshua Singer
Michelle Sit
Omar Sosa-Tzec
Nick Sousanis
Nicolau Sparer
Zackery Stehr
Vanessa Stevens Brandon Tam
Sarthak Thakur
Aaron Levy Wollins
Justin Wong
Amber Yaxcal
Brandon Zeidan
Organized by the Creative Arts Affinity Group with the support of an LCA Extraordinary Ideas Grant.
Join us for the 12th Bi-annual English Department Graduate Student Conference! Each semester, our department hosts this event to showcase the work of our M.A. students, representing the disciplines in our M.A. programs: M.A. English (Composition, Linguistics and TESOL) and M.A. in English Literatures. This semester’s conference will be held on Friday, May 5, 2023. This spring we return to a fully in-person program.
Make graduation happen faster at SF State’s summer session! The College of Liberal & Creative Arts is offering over 100 in-person and online sections throughout four sessions, including many high-demand and upper-division general-education courses that will accelerate your path to graduation.
The College of Liberal & Creative Arts and the College Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) is pleased to sponsor our seventh Undergraduate Research Showcase. Please join us as we celebrate student projects from across the College of Liberal & Creative Arts.
Creative Writing Graduate student run, the Take Place reading series invites you to our first event of the semester. Join us in the Poetry Center and listen to fellow writers, connect with the community, and read your work. Sign-ups begin at 6:45. We look forward to seeing you!
The College Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) committee will be holding two workshops for students interested in applying for the Marcus Undergraduate Student Research Fellowship. These sessions will help students work on their applications. This opportunity is open to all students studying in Liberal and Creative Arts disciplines.
The College Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) committee will be holding two workshops for students interested in applying for the Marcus Undergraduate Student Research Fellowship. These sessions will help students work on their applications. This opportunity is open to all students studying in Liberal and Creative Arts disciplines.
The College of Liberal & Creative Arts is happy to announce 15 LCA scholarships open for application beginning Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Follow the links for each scholarship to find out the criteria and application requirements. All scholarship funds are disbursed in fall and/or spring of the following academic year, 2023-24.
Applications are accepted online and must be submitted and complete (including reference letters) by 11:59 p.m. on April 3, 2023.
IMPORTANT APPLICATION INFORMATION: All LCA scholarships require one or more reference letters as a part of the application. All reference letters must be received, via AcademicWorks, no later than the application deadline in order for an application to be considered qualified and reviewed. This includes providing the reference name and email address. References should be notified by the applicant that letters need to be submitted through AcademicWorks no later than a week before the application deadline, to allow time to solve any potential issues. Applicants should check their AcademicWorks student portal to ensure that reference letters have been submitted before the application deadline, resending reference letter requests for letters not submitted. Applications that do not have the required reference letter by the deadline will not be reviewed and are not eligible for the scholarship.
View these and other scholarship opportunities on the LCA Scholarships page.
Don't miss this opportunity to attend a fun workshop and: