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Mee the New DeanDiane Thueson Reich was recently appointed as dean of the College of Fine Arts and Communications. She was previously serving as the director of the School of Music in the college.
Academic Vice President Justin Collings said about her: “Diane is a devoted teacher and committed university citizen, as well as a gifted musician. Her leadership is marked by poise, resolution, compassion, and good judgment. Above all, she is deeply committed to the prophetic mission of BYU generally and to the prophetic vision for the arts specifically.”
A team of BYU design and nursing students decided to see what they could do to help women in Haridwar, India. While on campus, the students studied the situation, presented their findings, and secured funding to travel to India.
Student Madeline Jennejohn dances in the BYU Theatre Ballet and plans to dance professionally.
More than 30 BYU students created Student Accomplice, a fun and action-packed animated short.
A group of 18 journalism students and 2 professors traveled to Paris to cover the 2024 Summer Olympics.
Jane Drinkwater exemplifies BYU’s aim to prepare students for “lifelong learning and service.”
BYU Senior Brooklyn Jarvis Kelson was recently named Student Photographer of the Year by the University Photographers’ Association of America.
Students choose the College of Fine Arts and Communications because of its quality programs that open doors to educational and professional success.
Currently the college has more than 3,400 students studying in 35 degree programs and 11 minor programs. The college comprises the Department of Art, School of Communications, Department of Dance, Department of Design, School of Music, and Department of Theatre and Media Arts.
Donations from alumni and friends are vital to the educational success of students in the college. Your support is greatly appreciated.
