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Carleton’s Arts and Technology Initiative (CArtT) has announced its final round of equipment grants.  Equipment grants are made to faculty members who have plans to incorporate technology into their teaching,…

Carleton’s Art and Technology Initiative (CArtT) has announced its final round of faculty development grants. Funding has been awarded to: Jay Beck (Cinema and Media Studies): to learn new audio…

The CArtT Committee is pleased to announce the 2021 recipients of funding for collaborative projects in the arts and technology: Fred Hagstrom, Studio Art, to support the creation of new…

CArtT Grant recipient Andrea Mazzariello, assistant professor of music, released his album War Footing on Sept. 16. The music platform Bandcamp, where the album is currently available for purchase, featured…

Carleton’s Art and Technology (CArtT) Initiative has funding available to support internships that provide students with direct experience exploring the application of technology to the creation of art.

The CArtT Committee is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of funding for collaborative projects in the arts and technology: Jay Beck, Andy Flory and Andrea Mazzariello, Judith Howard, Laska Jimsen, Laska Jimsen, Jay Beck, Paul Bernhardt, and Dann Hurlbert, Andrea Mazzariello, Bill North, Danny Saathoff

The CArtT Committee is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of funding for collaborative projects in the arts and technology: Jay Beck, Kelly Connole, Chris Martin, Andrea Mazzariello, David Musicant, Andy Flory, Stephen Mohring, Jeff Ondich, Linda Rossi.

The Sherman Fairchild Foundation has renewed its support of Carleton’s arts and technology (“CArtT”) initiative. CArtT Phase II will extend and build on Phase I, deepening faculty knowledge and experience in integrating technology into arts majors. Phase II will introduce new activities and objectives that will ensure innovation, new directions, and sustained growth.

Congratulations to the following faculty stipend grantees for summer 2015: Baird Jarman, Andy Flory, Stephen Mohring, Jay Beck, Rini Keagy, Roger Bechtel, Ron Rodman, Jeffrey Trevino.

Carleton Arts and Technology (CArtT) is pleased to announce that the following Collaborative, Interdisciplinary Projects were granted: Paul Bernhardt and Alex Freeman John Ellinger, Alex Freeman, Laska Jimsen, and Nikki Melville, David Musicantand Stephen Mohring, and Ronald Rodman.