UNC School of the Arts Division of Liberal Arts

Beautiful end-of-the-year celebration for the DLA German Studies Minors hosted by Professor Hans Gabriel. Oh the places these amazing students are going to go! Wunderbar!

https://www.outerbanksvoice.com/2025/04/29/unc-school-of-the-arts-to-present-performing-arts-based-science-on-the-sound/
So proud of our DLA fellowship program bridging the Liberal Arts and Arts. We could not have done this without the support of the Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts and the Seman’s Art Fund, Dr. Janna Levin and Dr. Jennifer Harris.

UNC School of the Arts to present Performing Arts-Based “Science on the Sound” In May, the students of UNC School of the Arts (UNCSA) will present “See/a/Change: Arts, Science, and the Watershed”, a program which connects the arts, sciences, and North Carolina wat…

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It is Days of Giving at UNCSA! ❤️

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Come join us for the premier of the original works by our See/A/Change fellowship program participants! April 6 in downtown Winston Salem at Reynolds Place by the Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County on Spruce Street!

Our very own Hans Gabriel and UNCSA students helped out at the Twin City Bike Collective at Summit School❤️💪 The next build is May 3! Come join us!

Professor Dean Wilcox was amazing at the NCMA last night! His lecture was so enlightening!

https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/theory-for-theatre-studies-light-9781350374768/

Wonderful book!

We are so proud of our Fulbright program semi-finalists!
Our students are terrific and the faculty who supported this program are dedicated and amazing!

UNCSA students advance to Fulbright semifinalist stage Four students have advanced to the semifinalist stage of the highly competitive U.S. Student Fulbright program, marking a significant achievement for both the students and the faculty who have supported their journey.

Our very own Betsy Towns is a co-pi on an NSF grant! What an amazing researcher!

Betsy Towns co-PI on National Science Foundation grant DLA faculty member Betsy Towns is representing UNCSA as a co-principal investigator of a new National Science Foundation Planning Grant focusing on human waste management. Together with co-PI Nickolay Hristov, senior scientist at TERC, Betsy has assembled an interdisciplinary team.

https://www.uncsa.edu/announcements/20250109-academic-advisor-sarah-bryce.aspx
We are so lucky to have Sarah Bryce join us as the first professional advisor at UNCSA!

Introducing DLA's new Academic Advisor: Sarah Bryce Sarah Bryce comes to UNCSA with over 20 years of experience in student academic support. She has a passion for building collaborative relationships across campus for the benefit of students, faculty and the university as a whole.

https://www.uncsa.edu/news/20241111-bethany-kibler-dla-veteran.aspx

From service to scholarship: How Bethany Kibler inspires curiosity and critical thinking at UNCSA As a social anthropologist and Middle Eastern scholar in the Division of Liberal Arts (DLA), faculty member Bethany Kibler is the only U.S. Army Veteran among UNCSA’s full-time faculty.

A student presents a “deleted scene” from the play Macbeth. Lady Macbeth in her room, estranged from her husband, perhaps descending into madness, listening to music.

https://matthewbrookshire.com/the-lesbian-songbook/

Matthew Brookshire is a graduate of our amazing high school program! His performance combines artistry, aesthetics, history, critique and storytelling.

The Le***an Songbook In The Le***an Songbook, singer-songwriter Matthew Brookshire performs the music of the Indigo Girls, Tracy Chapman, boygenius, and more, and shares stories about his search for a q***r identity wh…