The department confirmed they are maintaining technician support levels. It took a long time to get here but the workshops will stay open for the artists who need them.
On Thursday 26th Jan the SEA dept are beginning their review process of the course. This may alter the future of the department- this is our chance to fight our corner to the usually invisible 'powers that be'. If you believe that we need more technician time and more support for our current technicians, please sign this NOW and send it to everyone in your class, graduates, and on your facebook!
On Tuesday 24th at 1pm we will ALL be meeting in the metal workshop to take a group photograph to visually express our feelings- we are artists? eh? WELL WE WONT BE IF WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE THINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BE THERE HE THERE BE THERE BE THERE BE THERE BE THERE B THERE
The administration is keeping quiet while we prepare for the coming review process. It is exhausting work behind the scenes but we have to keep pushing because the future of our workshops depends on it.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2012
6 Comments
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Sarah Rivera
14 years ago
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Without the tech team i would have never finished my final project. they do way more than anyone gives them credit for.
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Jason Karimi
14 years ago
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KEEP THE TECHS. we need them in the workshop every single day.
M
Mark Hamilton
14 years ago
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seriously how are we supposed to make art without the metal shop?? this is getting ridiculous.
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Elena Ortega
14 years ago
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if the techs go we are basically paying for a degree that teaches us nothing about actually making things. total joke.
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Tom Osborne
14 years ago
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so many late nights spent in that workshop. those guys saved my hide more times than i can count. keep them around!!
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Chloe Kelly
14 years ago
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the techs are the only reason this degree is even worth the money. dont shut them down.
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The department confirmed they are maintaining technician support levels. It took a long time to get here but the workshops will stay open for the artists who need them.
On Thursday 26th Jan the SEA dept are beginning their review process of the course. This may alter the future of the department- this is our chance to fight our corner to the usually invisible 'powers that be'. If you believe that we need more technician time and more support for our current technicians, please sign this NOW and send it to everyone in your class, graduates, and on your facebook!
On Tuesday 24th at 1pm we will ALL be meeting in the metal workshop to take a group photograph to visually express our feelings- we are artists? eh? WELL WE WONT BE IF WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE THINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BE THERE HE THERE BE THERE BE THERE BE THERE BE THERE B THERE
The administration is keeping quiet while we prepare for the coming review process. It is exhausting work behind the scenes but we have to keep pushing because the future of our workshops depends on it.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2012
6 Comments
S
Sarah Rivera
14 years ago
Featured
Without the tech team i would have never finished my final project. they do way more than anyone gives them credit for.
J
Jason Karimi
14 years ago
Featured
KEEP THE TECHS. we need them in the workshop every single day.
M
Mark Hamilton
14 years ago
Featured
seriously how are we supposed to make art without the metal shop?? this is getting ridiculous.
E
Elena Ortega
14 years ago
Featured
if the techs go we are basically paying for a degree that teaches us nothing about actually making things. total joke.
T
Tom Osborne
14 years ago
Featured
so many late nights spent in that workshop. those guys saved my hide more times than i can count. keep them around!!
C
Chloe Kelly
14 years ago
Featured
the techs are the only reason this degree is even worth the money. dont shut them down.
Without the tech team i would have never finished my final project. they do way more than anyone gives them credit for.