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03/17/2025

Exciting leadership transition at AERP!
🎉 We’re thrilled to announce that a dynamic three-person leadership team of ARTL alumni—Stefanie Fatooh, Kati Simek, and Ana Rusness-Petersen—will lead the Arts Ecosystem Research Project. Each has been deeply involved for years and brings a wealth of experience and passion to this next chapter

02/04/2025

Explore the evolution of jazz in Seattle with Seattle Jazz 1961–2024: Profit or Non-Profit?, a compelling essay by journalist and community scholar Paul de Barros.

This piece is part of Seattle University’s Arts Ecosystem Research Project, offering a fresh perspective on how the commercial and non-profit sectors have worked together to shape Seattle’s jazz legacy over the decades.

📖 Read the full essay here: "Seattle Jazz 1961 – 2024: Profit or Non-Profit?" by Paul de Barros

01/29/2025

🎉 Exciting News!

We’re thrilled to share that Seattle University’s Arts Ecosystem Research Project (AERP) has been awarded over $36K from 4Culture’s Doors Open funds! This generous support, spread over 2025, 2026, and 2027, lays a strong foundation for our work in the years ahead.

With this funding, we’re planning exciting new goals, including continued development of the AERP Timeline and additional in-person programs to connect and inspire our community. Stay tuned for more updates as we shape the future of arts research in Seattle!

💡 Learn more about AERP: Home - Lemieux Library at Seattle University

01/09/2025

🎤 Entertainment Evolved: A Conference on the Business of Entertainment 🎥
Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring industry leaders, creatives, and innovators shaping Seattle's entertainment landscape. Presented by Seattle University's MFA in Arts Leadership program and MBA in Sport & Entertainment Management, this event explores the impact of entertainment on Seattle's economy and culture.

📅 Save the Date: January 23, 2025, from 6 to 8 PM at Campion Ballroom, Seattle University
🎙 Hosted by: James Miles, Seattle University MFA Leadership professor and former Bumbershoot Executive Director

✨ Don’t miss the opportunity to dive into the evolving entertainment scene in one of the nation’s top concert markets!

🎟 Special Offers:
• Current students, faculty, and staff can use code MBASEM25 to get in for free.
• Alumni can use code ALUMNI20 for to save $15.

01/07/2025

The Chronicle is accepting applications for the 2025 cohort of Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellows. Each year we select four news organizations to participate, awarding $30,000 to support training and enhance their coverage of nonprofits.

Our goal is to give local news organizations access to the tools and training they need to write powerful stories that examine the role of nonprofits and foundations in their communities and attract and engage more readers. Fellows work closely with Chronicle reporters to develop, report, and publish articles about the people and organizations in their regions that are trying to solve pressing problems.

Click through to learn more about the fellowship and the application process via Read the full story via one of the below:
▶️ philanthropy.com
▶️ Link in Bio: Fellowship
▶️ Link in our Story

Important Dates:
Application deadline: January 31, 2025
Notification date: February 28, 2025
Fellowship duration: April 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026

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12/20/2024

🎙️ Faculty Spotlight! 🎧

Seattle University Arts Leadership Assistant Professor James Miles is featured on the latest episode of The Black Experience Podcast! ✨

In this engaging conversation, James—an educator, arts innovator, and community advocate—shares insights on “Revolutionizing Education with Hip-Hop”

🎧 Check out the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/giZA5gFj

12/08/2024

🎉 Congratulations to Katrina Fasulo! 🎉

We are thrilled to share that Katrina Fasulo, a graduate of the Seattle University MFA in Arts Leadership program, was selected, and participated in the most recent cohort of the prestigious BMP: Producer Academy!

This 8-week virtual program, hosted by Beth Morrison Projects, is a transformative opportunity for early-career producers and arts administrators to gain expert training in producing performing arts and invaluable networking opportunities. With only 25 participants chosen from a highly competitive pool, we can’t wait to see the impact Katrina will make in the arts world! Join us in celebrating her success!

11/18/2024

🎉 Faculty Spotlight! 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce that Byron Au Yong, Director of our MFA in Arts Leadership program, has composed the music for “in silence is the offering presented” which has won multiple awards at film festivals! 🎬✨

🏆 Best Experimental Film at the Asian Feedback Film Festival 2024
🏆 Award Winner at the Stockholm Short Film Festival Winter 2024
🏆 Winner at the Busan New Wave Short Film Festival 2024
Congratulations to Byron and all involved in this project! 👏

11/14/2024

🎉 Congratulations to James Miles for leading the virtual workshop on October 16, 2024, It’s Bigger than Hip Hop: Why Folks Say It Controls Your Brain, as part of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ Changing Education Through the Arts (CETA) program! 🎤 Through this impactful workshop, James guided teachers of grades 3-12 on connecting with students by incorporating hip-hop culture into the classroom.

11/13/2024

🌟 Exciting news 🎉 We’re thrilled to share that our alumna, Sonia Nelson, has informed us that the Donkey Mill Art Center has received a prestigious grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts!

This grant will significantly enhance their Artist in Residence and Exhibition Program, supporting the exchange of ideas and perspectives between visiting artists and the local community.

11/09/2024

✨ Honored and proud! ✨ Our MFA in Arts Leadership faculty member, Jackson Cooper, has been recognized by the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with the prestigious Young Alumni Award! 🏆

This award celebrates Alumni under 40 who have made significant contributions to their profession, community, or society, which celebrates Jackson’s dedication to inspiring future artists and leaders.

11/08/2024

As we near the end of our Fall Quarter we would like to look back to our MFA 25/26 Kickoff!

On September 19th, the Arts Leadership kickoff event was filled with excitement and inspiration as we began the start of this new cohort's journey together.

From dynamic conversations to creative visions, we’re so happy to have been able to welcome MFA 26, and are looking forward to the impact this incredible cohort will make in the arts.

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