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Reconnect with Camp friends at your own personal summer alumni weekend.
Remembering Interlochen news and events from the past and 50 years ago in the creation of Interlochen Arts Academy.
Camp alumnus Norm Letvin has helped his family have the Interlochen experience he cherished as a child. Now he is sharing the opportunity with others as well.
University of Michigan sophomore and 2010 Academy alumna Emily Pittinos wins five writing awards in the Avery and Jule Hopwood Underclassmen Contest.
Fourteen Academy Creative Writing seniors will kick off the Academy 50th Anniversary Tour in Chicago on Wednesday, February 29.
Arts Academy alumni share many common experiences and stories – whether they graduated in 1963 or 2011. Some of these stories are now available online. Academy alumni are invited to share their own stories, memories or photos on the Arts Academy 50th Facebook page.
As part of the 50th celebrations, each arts area director will share their vision for the future of their program. In this first installment we hear from the director of the theatre program, Bill Church.
In the 2011-12 Academy year, Katherine Kilburn became the first female to hold the position of conductor with the Arts Academy Band. Kilburn shares her thoughts about her new role in this story, originally printed in "Grand Traverse Woman" magazine.
Academy junior Leah Mattfield has been selected as the musical theatre/acting winner of Arts Schools Network’s student talent competition.
This January, twelve students and two faculty members completed a nearly 20,000-mile trip from Interlochen to Singapore, where they visited the School of the Arts (SOTA). The students represented a cross section of arts majors from the Academy and participated in a wide variety of classes covering Comedia del Arte, Indian music, Gamelan music and Noh dance.
Maya Samuels, a comparative arts major at the Arts Academy, was one of only 24 students in the world who attended the Nobel Prize Ceremony as part of the Stockholm International Youth Science Seminar (SIYSS).
Remembering Interlochen news and events from the past and 50 years ago in the creation of Interlochen Arts Academy.
Bruce Loomis, a 76-year-old retired school guidance counselor shares his thoughts and experiences as he establishes an endowed scholarship fund at Interlochen, memorializing his mother and sister.
Since its first year at Interlochen Arts Camp, the motion picture arts program has grown steadily. The summer program now includes animation and documentary filmmaking programs.
Jack Driscoll, former director of the creative writing program has published a new collection of short stories.
Eleven submissions have been selected for the first Interlochen Arts Academy One-Act Festival. The theatre department will produce a showcase of ten-minute plays highlighting the creative work submitted by Interlochen alumni, faculty and student playwrights.
The third annual Future of Cinema Fest was held on the Interlochen campus this fall and screened the best work of high school students around the world. In addition to screening student films, the festival brings some of the world’s leading filmmakers to the Interlochen campus where they work closely with students who also have a passion for storytelling and film.
Jim and Mary Tolley have so many Interlochen stories to tell that it’s hard to know where to begin. Wherever you start, what soon becomes obvious is that the Tolleys’ long-standing relationship with Interlochen is based on both give and take: they’ve received much from Interlochen over the years, and they’ve spent the past three decades giving back.
Academy alumni can order a pre-made party kit and connect with nearby Academy alumni.
The Arts Academy will offer a new singer-songwriter major starting in the 2012-13 academic year.
In the fall of 2011, the Interlochen campus welcomed six students and two faculty members from the Shanghai Conservatory Middle School. Plans are underway to send a small group of Interlochen students and faculty on a similar trip to Shanghai in the near future.
Interlochen Arts Camp is launching a new scholarship competition for Camp 2012 and Interlochen alumni Tim Nordwind and Damian Kulash, of the Grammy-winning band OK Go are helping to make the announcement.
Remembering Interlochen news and events from the past and 50 years ago in the creation of Interlochen Arts Academy.
Interlochen Arts Academy officially kicks off its yearlong celebration with a performance of the Academy orchestra joined by guest artist and Academy alumnus Kevin Cobb (class of 1989). The performance is scheduled for January 20, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. For those who cannot attend the live performance, it will also be available by live webcast.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Future of Cinema Film Festival, which attracted film and screenplay submissions around the world.
Camp alumnus Dr. Robert D. Ross (IAC 68-70) is a professor of pediatrics at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and serves as a pediatric cardiologist at Children's Hospital of Michigan.
Four guest performers have been announced for the Orchestra, Band and Choir tour that will take place in March 2012.
Academy Chemistry Instructor Katie Wibby brings all of the resources from the Academy campus to study Chemistry from many angles.
Remembering Interlochen news and events from the past and 50 years ago in the creation of Interlochen Arts Academy.
Interlochen alumna Carol Ebert Oseroff gives back to help the next generation of young artists.
Interlochen Center for the Arts has been named a 2011 W3 Awards winner for its video “Moments.” Interlochen was recognized as “Best in Show” in the Non-Profit Web Video category.
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