From the Dean
What makes our programs models of excellence? Caring, dedicated faculty that are successful artists in their own right and are excellent teachers. Academic programs that have been nationally accredited for many years. Excellent facilities that are constantly upgraded with the latest technology. And students who are passionate about their discipline.
Find out more by visiting the School of Art, School of Music, or School of Theatre. And come to a performance or show listed on our calendar of events in order to see for yourself what we're about at SFA.
A.C. “Buddy” Himes
Dean of the College of Fine Arts
At a Glance
visit the School of Art
The visual arts expand our consciousness and appreciation of the world and enhance our abililty to interact with it by presenting objects and images that excite the senses, stir the emotions and engage the intellect. At the SFA School of Art, we provide high quality baccalaureate, graduate and public educational opportunities suitable for scholars, producers and viewers of art.
visit the School of Theatre
The SFA School of Theatre is dedicated to excellence in teaching, learning and doing theatre continuously and intensively, in many different ways. Our courses, productions and relationships work together to develop students who analyze incisively, feel deeply, create boldly and interact responsibly. We are a thriving center of the arts devoted to training diverse professionals to do and teach theatre and related fields, and our graduates thrive in a wide range of careers.
The SFA School of Music prepares students to confidently begin or continue careers in Music Education, Performance, Sound Recording Technology and Composition. Its goal is to graduate people who are highly competent musicians, accomplished performers, sensitive artists and articulate musical leaders.
Plan Your Week
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Friday, October 19
A Cappella Choir -
Saturday, October 20
Janice Fehlauer - Piano Recital
Ongoing Events
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August 27–November 8
Priya Kambli Exhibition
Save the Date
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October 25–December 30
Kymia Nawabi Exhibition -
October 26–December 29
REFINED -
October 26
Women's/Men's Choir -
October 29
Nathan Nabb and Hyun Ji Oh -
October 30
Tubaween -
November 1
Oklahoma! Preview and Fundraiser -
November 2
Friday Night Film - Everybody Street -
November 2
Madrigal Singers -
November 2–November 3
The Women of Lockerbie -
November 3
The Complexity of Color -
November 4
Elgar and Shostakovich Piano Quintets -
November 6
Stone Fort Wind Quintet -
November 6–November 10
Oklahoma! -
November 8
Priya Kambli - Artist Lecture -
November 8
Contemporary Ensemble -
November 10
Cello Club -
November 10
SFA Percussion Ensemble -
November 11
SFA Brass Day: Center Stage Brass -
November 12
Orchestra of the Pines -
November 13
Wind Ensemble -
November 14
Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band -
November 26
Sing-a-long Messiah Choral Fundraiser -
November 27
Trombone Choir -
November 27
'Twas the Night Before Christmas -
November 29
Swingin' Axes and Aces Concert -
November 29–November 30
Amahl and the Night Visitors -
November 29
Opera Scenes -
November 30
Amethyst Saxophone Quartet -
November 30
The Purple Xperience -
December 2
Christmas Chronicles - Scholarship Fundraiser -
December 3
Steel Band -
December 6
Unsilent Night -
December 7
Friday Night Film - Chicken People -
December 7
Choral Masterwork -
December 11
Dailey & Vincent: A Springer Mountain Farms Christmas
News
- posted October 11: SYBARITE5 to perform Lias' 'Electric Blue Sand'
- posted October 10: 'Oklahoma!' preview, fundraiser slated for Nov. 1
- posted October 10: SFA's A Cappella Choir to present 'Music of Our Time'
- posted October 10: Tuba, euphonium recital to celebrate SFA's 14th annual Octubafest
- posted October 5: School of Theatre's 'Sweat' continues through Saturday
- posted October 4: Attorney, ceramicist to discuss art, law in lecture at SFA
- posted October 4: SFA's Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band to present 'From Dawn to Dusk'
- posted October 4: 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' coming to SFA