University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LEFT fvViom Stvros. o CCM groduate student ond Bridget Aiiore. a CCM senior, practice for a recital as a cart of the Taft Quintet BELOW The DAA P Aims Buidng where the kghts are left on 24 hours a day for stu- dents working on the projects FAft LEFT Noncy $t er puts the final touches on her fasion des»gn project MDDLE LEFT The Patricia Corbett Theater and Auditorium houses the many productions and concerts performed by CCM students IMMfOiA TF LEFT Dianne Mchaux prepares for the writer quorter fashion show DAA P 27

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 ACADEMICS CHANGING TO MEET THE FUTURE COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC The College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) has a national reputation as a learning center for the arts. Facilities are available for recitals, operas, concerts, dance and theatrical productions. In the course of one year, CCM offers over 800 performances, and is the area's largest producer of such programs. Students may become in- volved in the school's own distinguished Philhar- monia or Concert Orchestras. In addition, there is an opportunity to participate in the May Festival of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Symphony Orches- tra. and the Cincinnati Opera. The result of the combination of two Cincinnati music schools in 1955, CCM presently offers un- dergraduate and graduate degrees in forty areas, and houses two nationally award-winning groups, the La Salle Quartet and the Percussion Group. DESIGN ART ARCHITECTURE PLANNING The College of Design. Art. Architecture and Planning is one of the most comprehensive col- leges in the country in the areas of the environ- mental and visual art, offering programs of na- tional and international reputation. By participat- ing in the co-op program students obtain first- hand knowledge of professional practices relat- ing to their particular fields of study. The school of DAA P has received eight million dollars from a share of state capital improve- ments to begin phase one of an addition to the Alms building for a library, gallery and an audito- rium. and to renovate the existing Alms and DAA P buildings. One goal of the proposal is to bring the fine arts program and senior architec- ture studio, which are currently housed in an ob- solete building, into the complex, this addition will be completed in 1989-90. 26 CCM

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28 EDUCATlON RIGHT Engineerng students. Joy P.stono. A Ben Boron- koy. Paul Blaseh. and Jm Period work on the Centaur, an experimental aerodynamic car mowRhodes Hoi houses the Colege of Engneerng FAR LEFT Lii Andrew, a senor n the Co»eg« of Education MCDLE Annie Laws Auditorium, port o Teocher's College. MMEDIA TE LEFT Mechanical Engineering Pro lessor Dove Brown and graduate studenl Mehzod Jovidne work on an engneering de- partment persono: computer