The ceramics department hosts the University of Dallas Regional Juried Ceramics Competition biennially. The "Best of Show" winners are awarded solo exhibit the following academic year.
Regional award exhibitions, lectures and critiques augment the ceramic students' studio experience by providing opportunities to further engage contemporary practices and directions in ceramics.
Graduate students curate the Best of Show winners exhibition.
Best of Show: Carol Cook
Best of Show: Paul McCoy
Award of Merit: Beverly Fetterman
Award of Merit: Daniel German
Award of Merit: Sarah Gross
Award of Merit: Blake Kennedy
Award of Merit: Teresa Larrabee
Award of Merit: Alberto Veronica
Award of Merit: Monica Winters
Best of Show: Ariel Bowman
Best of Show: Roy Hanscom
Award of Merit: Wangling Chou
Award of Merit: Whitney Forsyth
Award of Merit: Jason Kishell
Award of Merit: Chris Leonard
Award of Merit: Susan Shiels-Johnson
Award of Merit: Tabatha Trolli-DiLoreto
Award of Merit: Marla Ziegler
Kenneth Baskin
Verne Funk
Steven Driver
Marshall Maude
Paul McCoy
Dennis Smith
Barbara Frey
Laura Kukkee
The University of Dallas has announced a new director of civil rights, Luciana Milano. Milano, who has a Bachelor of Arts in government from Harvard College and a J.D. from Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law, began her new role on Oct. 12.
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