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You'll have lots of people to turn to as you navigate college - whether you're applying to the university, scheduling courses, finding internships or looking for student resources - and anything that comes next, like finding your dream job!
In the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media, all student advising is handled by the College’s in-house Advising Center. Professional staff who are trained on program requirements, curriculum changes and graduation standards are available to guide you through your academic experience.
Read More: AdvisingThe WVU College of Creative Arts and Media hosts a variety of student organizations that offer opportunities for you to engage in University activities and connect with other students and professionals nationwide.
Read More: Clubs and Student OrganizationsThe College of Creative Arts and Media offers a variety of ways students can get financial support for school and professional development.
Read More: Grants, Scholarships and AwardsProduction and facilities information regarding directions, logo files, lockers, posters, signage, parking and first aid.
Read More: Production and Facilities ResourcesThe College of Creative Arts and Media has special recommendations for hardware and software that are applicable to all of its incoming students. Some majors will require a high-performance hardware system and additional software.
Read More: Technology RequirementsWe want to make sure you're prepared for life after college, and the best way to do that is through internships and other real-world learning experiences.
Internships and Career OpportunitiesThe College of Creative Arts and Media offers award and mentorship opportunities to current students.
These grants support activities that lead to professional development for full-time students who are active majors in the College of Creative Arts and Media.
Read More: Student Professional Development GrantsDr. and Mrs. William J. Canady established The Valerie Canady Charitable Trust Foundation in memory of their daughter, Valerie, for students in Music, Art, Theatre or Dance who are verbally fluent in a second language or actively engaged in obtaining this ability.
Read More: Valerie Canady Charitable Trust Foundation ScholarshipIn conjunction with the WVU Office of Graduate Education and Life, the CCAM provides University Graduate Tuition Waivers on a competitive and limited basis to enhance the effectiveness of its graduate programs.
Read More: Graduate Tuition WaiversShowcase your research and creative activity in this annual juried awards competition.
Read More: Exhibit of Student Research and Creative ActivityThrough a competitive application process, the Creative Consultant and Media Mentors program matches outstanding creative arts students with extraordinary professionals in the fields of art, design, music, theatre, dance, and arts education, administration and industry.
Learn More and Apply for the Creative Consultants ProgramThere are plenty of opportunities to express yourself at the College of Creative Arts and Media, some of which are open to all university students regardless of major.
Student performing groups offered through the School of Music include a wide range of opportunities in a variety of musical traditions and styles from bands to African music and dance. The student and community performing groups are open to all qualified WVU students by audition.
The School of Art & Design encourages community and exhibition opportunities
through the
Juried Student Exhibition, Art History Club, Disegno Italia, Ceramics Clay
Club, Printmaking Club, and the WVU Preservice Student Chapter of NAEA.
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