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Name: Emily Bute on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Jessica Calderwood on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Save the Enameling Department!
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Name: Katie Loesel on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Alumni of CIA
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Name: Sarah Lohman on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Even though I was not in the enameling major, I was proud to have it as part of my school. To have such a unique major with such a long history at CIA is truly special, and I would be greatly saddened to see it go.
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Sarah Krisher-Wakefield on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Maria Papalia on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Linda Abrahamsen on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Eva Bute on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Teresa Mikulan on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Erich Hoffman on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Cecelia Phillips on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Abby Feldman on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Doan Buu on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Savannah Farris on Oct 21, 2009Comments: I am a graduate of the CIA Class of 06 and I currently teach in the continuing education program. I have always been proud that we have an enameling program and would hate to see it be lost. PLEASE DON"T SHUT DOWN THE PROGRAM!!! It would be a huge loss to the school and with all the changes that have being going on since I left I would hate people to think that CIA is going downhill. The work that comes out of enameling has always been incredible if enrollment is low maybe the school needs to do a better job of marketing the major. Thanks
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Michele L. Krisher on Oct 21, 2009Comments: The primary reason why my daughter has become a successful practicing artist is due to her majoring in enameling at CIA. When she first chose this major my husband and I had no idea how far her expertise in this craft would take her. She made the right choice for her; receiving both an outstanding education and mentoring from the enameling staff. In fact, I believe that the smaller department was a major factor for her success both at CIA and now in the business environment. It would be a shame to limit the goals of the enameling department by merging in into the other department.
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Name: Anna Lorich on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Jessica Laskosky on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Yes, please keep this department, I know its very small. But possibly the only one!
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Name: Mary Savage on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Christopher Duffy on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Matt Benkner on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Jason on Oct 21, 2009Comments: i took enamaling.. good times.. please CIA, do not throw away the broad scope of experiences available to CIA students.. honestly- it was not one single teacher at that school that influenced me but rather i gained via exposure to many.
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Name: Katie Koffler on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Matthew J McCarty on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Bridget Jesionowski on Oct 21, 2009Comments: this is the only program of its kind. please continue to support it.
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Name: Sara A Dudzinsky on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Brent Wakefield, MD on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Katherine Porter on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Elizabeth Staiger on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Naomi Sakata on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Chris Ireland on Oct 21, 2009Comments: it would be a shame to disregard something that is unique to CIA. It would be naive to think merging departments would do any service to the students in Enameling and Jewelry.
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Name: Jon Sommer on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Chontichar Shoaff on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Lisa Ramsey on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Please consider this request.
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Name: Jane Verderosa on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Zena Pesta on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Stephanie Schwallie on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Brenda Brown on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Emily Embrescia on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Elle Molter on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Rachel Tag on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Scott Goss on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Lara Smith on Oct 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Mary Nowicki on Oct 21, 2009Comments: Please save the enameling major