CODA

WELCOME EXHIBITION MOMENTUM APPLICANTS!

 

Click here to download a PDF application.

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Please print your application and return to:

CODA at Rhodes

415 Clough

2000 N. Parkway

Memphis, TN 38112

 

Please e-mail Elizabeth Daggett at daggette@rhodes.edu if you have any questions.

 

 

Center for Outreach in the Development of the Arts

CODA (The Center for Outreach in the Development of the Arts) promotes leadership to expand the impact of the arts in the lives of members of the Rhodes community, Memphis, and beyond through innovative thinking.

Supported by the generous grant from the Robert and Rudy Priddy Charitable Trust of Wichita Falls, Texas, CODA Fellows and Rhodes students, faculty, and staff strive for everyone to come into contact with art in a way that enriches their lives.

Each CODA Fellow receives an annual scholarship of $12,500 in return for 10 hours of service to the arts each week. CODA works with Rhodes College faculty and student groups to integrate the arts into the broader curriculum, enhance the college′s fine arts programs, create a rich arts environment on campus and in the community, and challenge all Rhodes students to view themselves as potential leaders in the arts.

Liz Daggett provides leadership, outreach, and development for CODA as well as support and guidance for the talented CODA Fellows. Liz earned her B.A. from the University of Memphis and her M.F.A. from the University of North Texas in documentary film production.  Through her work, she strives to increase the impact of the arts in the lives of Rhodes students and the Memphis community.


See Also:

CODA news

Spring 2010:

Symposium: "Green Shakespeare: Environmental Criticism and the Bard," Friday, March 26, 2-4pm. Co-sponsored by the Rhodes College Environmental Studies Program.

Lecture by Robert Watson followed by a roundtable discussion with Daniel Brayton, Simon Estok, Sharon O′Dair, and Karen Raber.

 

Spring 2011:

Production of Twelth Night in celebration of the McCoy Theatre′s 30th anniversary season, with visiting director Nick Hutchison.