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UNCSA is building the future of the arts by educating the next generation of creative innovators. Composed of five nationally ranked, highly collaborative conservatories, our inspiration-filled campus has produced some of the industry's most remarkable leaders.

With extraordinary accomplishments propelling us, we are poised to reach new heights. We will empower emerging artists who will shape the future of creativity.

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Recent Stories

Here's how your support is changing lives.

Cellist, outdoor adventurist awarded Presser Scholarship

Each year, the School of Music faculty selects a rising fourth-year student as the recipient of the Presser Undergraduate Scholar Award. The 2022 recipient is Jake Anderson - a fourth-year undergraduate student from Boise, Idaho, who appreciates the cello and the outdoors with seemingly equal versatility and passion.

Giannini Awards for 2021 and 2022 announced by UNCSA

UNCSA has announced the recipients of the Giannini Society Award for both 2021 and 2022. Mark Land, a 1978 graduate of the School of Dance, a former staff member, and a member of the Board of Trustees, received the 2022 award. Ralph Womble and Ashley Edwards, longtime board members and supporters, received the 2021 award.

Scholarships empower young artists to pursue their passions

Hear from student-artists who, thanks to the generosity of donors, are refining their craft at UNCSA and preparing to bring their talents and their passions to the world.

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Volunteer and donor Bob McNair shares the magic

Curious about how the Fighting Pickle got its name? Bob can tell you. Want to learn more about “Conversations,” the sculpture on Giannini Drive across from the Welcome Center that also houses the cremated remains of dedicated UNCSA supporter Phil Hanes? Bob can tell you all about that, too.

Learn more about Bob McNair