Before the COVID-19 outbreak, the mass closure of businesses and other public spaces like the venues of the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center was unthinkable. However, the months since March 2020 again prove we are nothing if not adaptable, especially when facing challenges.
Here faculty, students, and center staff quickly turned a canceled season of events into a greater resolve to fulfill the University’s mission throughout the 20/21 academic year. These are those stories.
Transforming Arts Spaces into Educational Spaces
Peter Holland
Associate Dean for the Arts
Paul Blaschko
Department of Philosophy
Anne Garcia-Romero
Department of Film, Television, and Theatre
Diogo Bolster
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Anthony Pagliarini
Department of Theology
Forrest Spence
Department of Economics
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