College of Fine and Applied Arts

• Awards will recognize the work of faculty, staff and students whose work embodies creative justice on campus and beyond.
• Award nominations will open in March 2021.
• First award recipients will be recognized at the beginning of the 2021-2022 academic year.
• Please stay tuned for more information.  

Nomination forms for:
Faculty
Staff

• Faculty, staff, and students engaged in project-based work that aligns with the mission and goals of the Creative Justice Institute can apply for a mini-grant to fund their work.
• The first round of grants will be awarded in 2021.
• Please stay tuned for more information.

• The Creative Justice Institute is conducting a qualitative study of the College of Fine and Applied Arts as a way of identifying opportunities to mitigate injustice in our classrooms, among our colleagues, and across the University.
• This work will be done with the help of the Center for Academic Excellence and Academic Affairs.
• Information regarding the study will be sent out at the end of 2020 and begin in January 2021, continuing through January 2022.
• As study insights become available, they will be shared with faculty, staff, and s

• 22-minute podcast brings together members of the campus community and distinguished guests for engaging conversation
• Podcast episodes will be broadcast through AppTV, Appalachian State University’s community TV channel
• The first episode of The Creative Justice Podcast will premiere Nov. 1
• Share your podcast ideas, submit a proposal to be a guest host or suggest guests

• Allows students to take the lead and offer sessions related to culture, creativity and social justice by sharing trends, vocabulary and socio-cultural movements
• Flips the teacher-student model and honors students for their leadership and wisdom
• Students may work individually or in a group of up to four presenters to propose a topic for the Student Leaders Series
• Students interested in participating are encouraged to submit a proposal here.

Sandbox Sessions are one-hour interactive conversations that offer an opportunity to discussion burning questions and other issues facing our campus and broader community.Sessions are open to all faculty, staff and students who would like to participate. 

Topics May Include:

Please review the academic calendar from the Office of the Registrar to see official start and end dates.

To learn more about the App State Online programs and if they may be the right fit for you, please contact Online & Transfer Servies at (828) 262 - 7877 or email at transfer@appstate.edu.

Please contact your App State Online transfer advisor or email online@appstate.edu.