News – Page 14 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

Student performers stand in a circle on a stage with their arms extended to the middle.

New Bachelor Of Fine Arts Degree In Theatre Will Debut In Fall Semester

A college student wearing a black suit outfitted with sensors works with a professor at a motion capture facility.

Visualization Students Bring Creative Visions To Life At Starlab Motion Capture Facility

A professor dressed as a maritime surveyor wears a hard hat and augmented reality headset device as he steps through a simulated environment.

Safety In Maritime Surveying: Dr. Edgar Rojas-Muñoz Leading Research With Augmented Reality Devices

A college graduate student stands in front of a series of her paintings.

Recent Visualization Graduate Hyohyun (Sophie) Lee Wins Two Awards For Paintings Featuring Minority Business Entrepreneurs

Five students sitting in a classroom in a screenwriting class look at their screenplays.

Screenwriter Paul Guyot Shares Insight And Guidance With Performance Studies Students

A university employee holds a President's Meritorious Service Award with two university leaders standing on either side of her. A maroon backdrop with Texas A&M University logos is behind them.

Becky Jobling Honored With President’s Meritorious Service Award; Will Retire After More Than 40 Years At Texas A&M

A college dean stands on a stage, speaking into a microphone. Projected behind him on a screen is a graphic that says Case File 31. Viz-A-GoGo. Who Killed Glen?

Viz-A-GoGo 31 Attracts Record Number Of Submissions Showcasing Students’ Artistic Achievements

A group of musicians perform on a stage. The performers on the left are playing steel pan, and the performers on the right are playing trombone.

‘Steel Fusion’ Concert Brings Student Groups Together With Percussionist Phil Hawkins

A college student stands in front of a wall full of of paintings.

Graduation Spotlight: Dominic Nguyen, Visualization

The Visualization program at Texas A&M gave Dominic Nguyen a path to explore his two passions of art and science. Nguyen received his undergraduate degree in Visualization in May 2021, and is set to graduate Saturday with a Master of Fine Arts degree. Nguyen will also be honored as a distinguished student in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts’ Graduation Recognition Ceremony on Friday.