"We hope to be the ‘ghostlight’ for the arts during a very dark time for our nation.” -Dr. Michelle Stanley Read more about Arts Management's flood of new graduate students this fall. col.st/9YQbI

Michael Seman, Michelle Stanley, Bryce Merrill of Bohemian Nights, and Stephen Bracket of the Flobots and Youth on Record, helped CSU College of Liberal Arts kick off their 25th year of Great Conversations. Read more about Seman's work with #MusicCities. col.st/ypEII

Arts Management continues to shift and adjust our program to keep up with the changing arts economy and the impacts of our shuttered theatres, venues and performances spaces. We hope to be the ‘ghostlight’ for the arts during a very dark time for our nation.

"No one expects an entire field to disappear." After years of music training, performers see jobs in classical venues and theaters suddenly dry up on.wsj.com/34XUAgD

Jessi Simmons is a music educator and Georgia native who wanted to expand her career horizons in the arts. “I realized there were many career opportunities in the arts outside of the classroom!” Read Jessi's story and other at col.st/lC8XO #gradschool #colostate

Lucas Hester is a fire performer and flow artist enrolled in CSU's MALCM program. “If more flow artists had management skills, I believe the ambitious goals of many of these young performers and teachers could be met.” Read more: col.st/lC8XO #flowarts #colostate

With a passion for the arts, JW Miller was looking for the next step in his career. “I chose CSU not only for its rank as an educational institution and highly rated Arts Management program, but also for its respected status among the community.” col.st/lC8XO

MALCM student Kayla Jackson hopes to inspire and support a new generation of Navajo artists. “The Arts Management program has shed light onto the meaning of an artist’s role in their community. It has brought the term advocacy to life for me.” col.st/lC8XO

Canceled performances, closed venues, shuttered theatres – the effects of COVID-19 on the arts is substantial. On Dec. 10, Dr. Michelle Stanley and Colorado State University Online host a free webinar focusing on creative solutions to keep the arts alive and thriving. col.st/fSSLN

Looking to make a change in 2021? Get your Master of Arts Leadership and Cultural Management from CSU. Apply by December 31 to join our Spring ’21 online cohort. Classes start January 19. col.st/eJ0A2

Our outstanding Arts Management Advisor and Program Coordinator Janice McFadden is retiring at the end of 2020. Please wish Janice well in her next adventure by adding your message to her KudoBoard by December 31! kudoboard.com/boards/KNuVwpvh

Stephan Weiler from CSU Department of Economics and Michael Seman from Arts Management at the LEAP Institute were among the panelists for Colorado Humanities' webinar on "Change in Rural Colorado" on Feb. 24. Read the recap 👇 journal-advocate.com/2021/02/25/col…

We’re honored to recognize the important role of independent venues on #GRAMMYs. Thanks to @NIVAssoc for our advocacy partnership on the #SaveOurStages Act.

CSU Alert ❄️: CSU is closing and canceling all operations tomorrow, Monday, March 15. All in-person, hybrid and remote classes and operations (meetings, work functions) are closed/canceled. This closure includes all COVID screening and testing sites.

.SXSW invited Arts Management Assistant Professor Michael Seman to speak about the value of independent venues in building community. Seman will join a NIVA - National Independent Venue Association panel to share his research on the economic and social impacts of these venues. #saveourstages

Red Rocks Amphitheatre will open, with State approval, at a capacity of 2,500 people! You should see announcements soon 👀 We’re so excited about the imminent return of live music to #RedRocksCO, and look forward to welcoming you back for a fantastic 80th anniversary summer 🤘

Arts Management Assistant Professor Michael Seman discussed the federal government's new $15 billion arts program with GOVERNING. Through the program, arts venues impacted by the pandemic can apply for federal grants. #saveourstages col.st/zwHsL

Today Colorado State University System announced #ColoradoState & CSU Pueblo will require COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty, staff & students for the fall 2021 semester. Read more: col.st/yvylA Message to the CSU community from Joyce McConnell & Provost Pedersen: col.st/apMGH

#ColoradoState is working diligently working to move vast majority of course sections to in-person for fall '21 semester. We also will have a return to full university operations to support student services & facilities use. Read more from Provost Pedersen col.st/84UFq

Apply to the Master of Arts Leadership and Cultural Management by July 15 to learn with incredible faculty like Jill Stilwell this fall. #artsmanagement #artsleadership #artsadministration #artsadmin #gradschool col.st/mlEHc