Diverse Concert and Masterclass/Jam Session
03.12.10 | 3-4:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Rehersal Hall, Moore Building

Canterbury House Concert!
03.12.10 | 8pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Free concert! Donations accepted.

Conducting as Leadership: In the Concert Hall and in the Boardroom, with Laura Jackson Music Director of the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra
03.19.10 | 5-6:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Imagine standing on a podium, in front of a professional orchestra. As a conductor, you have mere seconds to make a positive (spelling) impression on highly skilled musicians--to earn trust and to establish your authority. Meanwhile, the audience hangs on every stage movement, expecting magic.

Come take part in a one-of-a-kind workshop that will explore the non-verbal communication techniques that can enhance your leadership capacity, in the concert hall or in the boardroom--including an opportunity to lead and conduct a small ensemble of musicians yourself!
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Space is limited for this interactive workshop. Pre-registration is required by emailing RossRLI@bus.umich.edu. Seating will be filled among pre-registrants on a first-come, first served basis.

Screening of Keeping Score and Q&A with John Kieser
03.20.10 | 4-5:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Keeping Score is a new multimedia initiative by the San Francisco Symphony to engage participants in musical experiences. Not dependent on prior knowledge of classical music, Keeping Score deepens and refines these experiences through interactive websites, digital media, education, and a PBS television series. Join us for a screening of the series episode on Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5, followed by a Q&A with San Francisco Symphony General Manager John Kieser.

Media Economics and Arts Entrepreneurs: The Digital Difference
11.09.09 | 5 - 6:30
Ann Arbor, MI


The explosive growth of the Internet and evolving digital technologies have had an immense impact on the traditional media including popular music, movies and television. This presentation examines how these trends may affect the world of the arts. Professor Neuman teaches media economics and technology in LSA's department of Communication Studies.

Beyond Talent Workshop: Al Cotrone
11.04.09 | 5 - 6:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Back by popular demand, Al Cotrone, Chief of Career Development at the Ross School of Business, comes to north campus and discusses how any student can create a market for their talents and land their dream job.

BodyMusic Workshop with Keith Terry
11.02.09 | 12 - 2pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Have you ever wondered how artistic expression can be channeled into other facets of your life, both work and play? Come witness internationally-renowned artist Keith Terry talk about and demonstrate how the tenets of body music are applicable to every-day tasks that we all encounter in the home and in the boardroom, including team work and leading, public presentations, relationship management, and confidence building. The event will consist of a brown-bag lunch and an interactive workshop, so get ready to get down! Free and open to the public. Lunch will be provided.

Ross Net Impact Conference 2009: "Orchestrating a Business"
10.16.09 | Friday Afternoon
Ann Arbor
Orchestrating a Business: Bridging Performing Arts and Business Performance

Speakers:
* Drew Leahy, President, MyBandStock.com
* Maud Lyon, Executive Director, Cultural Alliance of Southeast Michigan
* Clayton Wilhite, Former Director, CFI Group; Former Board Chair, UMS

Moderator: Neel Hajra, President and CEO, Nonprofit Enterprise at Work, Inc..

Leadership, entrepreneurial capacity, and creativity are inherently critical skills for both the business sector and the arts community. The convergence between business and the arts serves a unique market and presents some exciting opportunities. What can business managers and social entrepreneurs learn from the performing arts sector? How can the business and arts disciplines partner together to achieve their missions? How can people work across sectors and disciplines to integrate sustainable and creative business practices into their ventures?

Special Presentation: Ralph Williams, Steve Marmion, & Shakespeare;
10.14.09 | 7pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Ross School of Business
(Co-sponsored by RLI and UMS)

What can Shakespeare teach us about entrepreneurship, ethics, creativity, and business practice? And how can creative games and theater practice both prepare businesspersons for their own performances in the boardroom and increase morale and teamwork in today’s corporate environment? Professor Emeritus Ralph Williams draws parallels between today’s business world and the world of Shakespeare, while the award-winning British theater director, Steve Marmion, who has worked with the RSC and the National Theatre of England, will share interactive games and theater improvisations that can help stimulate creativity, teamwork, and prepare today’s business persons for engaging and confident public speaking. A special presentation you won’t want to miss!

Blau Auditorium at The Ross School of Business
10.05.09 | 3:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Mary Sue Coleman is preparing a State of the University address to be delivered Oct. 5, will be highlighting Arts Enterprise as an example of innovation and creativity on campus (and beyond)!

Hear what she has to say about our organization, as well as personal anecdotes from Arts Enterprise Executive Board members. Hear about how a passion for art, music, and business can combine to create successful ventures.

Speaker Series: The Musicians Roles in the Community / Is there Life after Music School? One Person's Odyssey
09.24.09 | 4:30-6:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
STMD Moore Building, Room 2033

The Musician's Roles in the Community - Dr. Carolee Stewart
Musicians have many opportunities to be involved with various professional
and voluntary projects in local, state, national and international
communities. Using examples from her 37 years in the profession, Dr.
Carolee Stewart with engage students in a discussion about the range of ways to engage meaningfully as performers and teachers in these communities.

Is there Life after Music School? One Person's Odyssey

Bruce Galbraith, Executive Director, National Association of Principals of
Schools for Girls

Bruce Galbraith takes a retrospective view of his career in music. Beginning
in 1958 with his time as a student in the School of Music, he describes
various pivotal places and events that defined the trajectory of his career.
He addresses the formidable task of preparing students “for a world that
doesn’t yet exist.”

First AE Membership Meeting!
09.23.09 | 5-6pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Pizza will be served!
STMD Moore Building, Room 2058
Come learn what we're all about it, hear about the cool events we'll be presenting this year,
and find out how you can become a member and get involved. Bring your friends!

Artist Showcase: Gabriel Kahane Live!
09.23.09 | 12-1pm
Ann Arbor, MI
Michigan Union Art Lounge
Come and experience Gabriel Kahane’s hybrid of blistering, chromatic counterpoint and traditional singer-songwriting music for yourself! Free for all to enjoy.

Beyond Talent Workshop: Gabriel Kahane
09.22.09 | 6-7:30pm
Ann Arbor, MI
STMD Moore Building, Room 2058
Our first Beyond Talent Workshop of the year will feature Gabriel Kahane, an eclectic pianist, composer, and songwriter. Come get to know how Kahane “defies classification through his sonically challenging, emotionally resonant, yet deeply accessible music.”

Artist Residency: DBR (Daniel Bernard Roumain)
03.25.09 to 03.27.09

See below for event times and venues
We are so excited to be bringing DBR back to campus this year! His three-day residency will consist of workshops, panel discussions, a chamber recital, as well as a concert and party. DBR is an internationally renowned artist and graduate of the University of Michigan who has made a name for himself as a composer, violinist, entrepreneur, and cross-over artist. He will be on campus presenting multiple sessions on creativity in the arts, self-management and self-leadership, and the path to success through small business. Learn more about DBR at dbrmusic.com, and then come to meet him in person!

3/25: Performance with Peter Sparling for the UMMA Opening!
Evening, at the UMMA, 525 South State Street

3/26: etudes4violin&electronics interactive concert/party
With DBR, and featuring DJ Scientific
8:00-10:00 PM, Michigan Union, Pendleton Room
Open to the entire University community. Bring your friends to this awesome free event!

3/27: Interactive discussion on “Dreaming Deeply”
10:00-11:30 AM, Ross School of Business, R0220
DBR will center this discussion on his article “Dreaming Deeply,” and will discuss how he managed and molded his own experiences and expectations into a successful and fulfilling career and lifestyle. Co‐sponsored by BBSA.

3/27: Panel Discussion and Concert
7:30-9:00 PM, Stamps Auditorium
This panel discussion will feature a vignette of "conversation pieces" performed by DBR and a series of faculty and students

Artist Residency: Henry Fogel, President of the League of American Orchestras
02.11.09 | For times, see below
Henry Fogel was appointed to the position of President and CEO of the League of American Orchestras in July, 2003. Prior to that, Mr. Fogel was President of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association for eighteen years. Mr. Fogel was also Chairman of the Board of the League of American Orchestras from 2001-2003. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Avery Fisher Artist Program, and the Board of the College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. He teaches a course in orchestral studies at Roosevelt University in Chicago. He is a record reviewer for Fanfare magazine, and has contributed to the book Contemporary Composers, and to The Harvard Dictionary of Music. Mr. Fogel served as Executive Director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. from 1981 to 1985, and Orchestra Manager of the New York Philharmonic from 1978 to1981. Mr. Fogel has received honorary doctorate degrees from Northwestern University, the Curtis Institute of Music, Columbia College in Chicago, and Roosevelt University in Chicago. In 1999, Mr. Fogel received a Cultural Leadership Citation from Yale University's School of Music for service to the cultural life of the nation. He has been named by Business Week magazine as one of the five best managers of cultural organizations in the United States. (Bio from the National Performing Arts Convention 2008)

Fogel will be on campus leading multiple discussions on very interesting and important topics, including:

 “Arts Leadership for the 21st Century”
12:30-1:30, 2058 Moore

 “Important Recordings and the Insights they Provide”
1:30-2:30, 2058 Moore

 Speaker Series: Leading a Team of Virtuosos
7:00 PM, R2230

Arts Enterprise Election 09-10 Meeting
02.04.09 | 6:00-7:30
506 Burton Tower
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
We are currently accepting nominations for Director and Board positions for the 2009-2010 academic year. If you appreciate the arts, act like an entrepreneur, and care about the community, you could be a great fit for our award-winning club as we open our next exciting chapter. Get recognized for your leadership skills and become a part of the AE strategic plan for the future.

To Nominate 2009-2010 Board members:

Email aeexecs@umich.edu with the name and position (see the attached description for more details). You may nominate yourself or someone else, though all nominees must be continuing University of Michigan students.

All nominations must be received by February 1st, 2009. Elections will kick off on Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 from 6:00-7:30pm in Burton Memorial Tower room 506. Nominees should prepare a 1-2 minute platform, which need not be presented in person to be considered.

Theater Skills Workshop with RLI
01.21.09 | 4:45-7:45
Wyly Hall, Business School
"Leadership as Performance Art"
Led by Sarah-Jane Gwillim and Philip Kerr from the Theater School

Arts Enterprise's MLK Day Event
01.13.09

Arts Enterprise Membership Meeting - Central Campus
01.12.09 to 01.13.09

See Below
Whether you're old or new to Arts Enterprise, we'd love for you to attend our first general meeting of 2009! This is the perfect time to get involved – we have lots of cool events coming up and who couldn't use a great creative leadership position on their resume? Board elections are coming up soon

Arts Enterprise is a unique organization that brings students together from across the university for events and initiatives that blend arts and business, enabling students to invest in, develop, and implement their ideas through social entrepreneurship, and cultural and community engagement. Our goals are to help students develop valuable business and leadership skills through creative art-based learning, and to have a good time!

Once again, we will be having two identical meetings on Central and North campus for your convenience. Oh, and did I mention there will be pizza and pop? Mark your calendars, they're coming up soon

Monday, January 12
5:00-6:30 PM
R2230 in the new Business School building

Tuesday, January 13
6:30-8:00 PM
2038 Moore (School of Music, Theater & Dance

If you can't attend either of these meetings but would still like to know more or apply for a position in the '09-10 year, check out our website at www.artsenterprisemi.com, or contact artsenterprise.um@gmail.com.

Arts Enterprise and Net Impact Charity Concert
12.03.08 | 8:30 PM
The Firefly Club (647 S. Main Street)


Unwind and be kind--come to the Firefly club on Dec. 3rd and support the strengthening of our communities through music! Net Impact and Arts Enterprise are hosting a Charity Concert on December 3rd at the Firefly Club to support the Music National Service Initiative. Come relax and support a good cause! The concert is to benefit the Music National Service Initiative--a national organization that seeks to improve lives and strengthen communities through music-based public service. For more information, please check out peacelabs.org.

Where to get tickets:
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday (December 2) and Wednesday (December 3) from 12-2 in the Executive Residence at the Ross School of Business (724 East University Street)
Cost: $5 in advance, $7 at the door (+ 1 drink minimum)

Artists include Chris Genteel, Brian Hall, and Aaron James.

Beyond Talent Workshop - Michael Lawrence
11.24.08 | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
2443 Walgreen Center
Creating an Artistic Career as a Non-performing Musician


Do you want to create an artistic career? What motivates you to pursue a career in music? Michael Lawrence, Director of Artistic Programs of the Chamber Music Society (CMS) of Lincoln Center and UofM School of Music alum, will attempt to answer these questions and create a space for discussion regarding his career in music as a non-performing musician and the doors a UofM School of Music degree will open for you and your career. Music, and Mr. Lawrence's affinity for it, are the source of his passion and the motivation for what he does as Director of Artistic of Programs. He has found a way to create an artistic career directly influencing how and what music is brought to life on stage. Come learn about the exciting and creative processes that take place behind the scenes at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Join us and open your mind to the possibilities that lie ahead.

Directions: take the Bursley Baits, North Comuter, North Campus (and/or express), Diag-to-Diag or any other north campus bus to the Pierpont Commons stop. The Walgreen Center is the square glass building next to Pierpont. We will post signs to room 2443.

Speaker Series - Michael Jensen
11.19.08 | 6:30-8:00 PM
WORK Gallery, on State St.
The economic importance of the art industry is well established. The direct and indirect economic impact of the art industry in national and local economies has been documented in a number of studies seeking to justify its public support. More recently, artists themselves have gained prominence as members and key attractions of the so-called creative class. The quality of a local art community is now viewed as an important determinant in the innovativeness and growth potential of a local economy. Given their economic importance, why are so many arts organizations and individual artists still struggling financially? In this talk, Mr. Jensen will discuss some of the economic properties of arts organizations and the art industry that suggest that even if art and artists are becoming increasingly important, they will not necessarily be able to fully appropriate all the value they provide to the economy. The talk will end with a brief discussion of various strategies to improve the ability of arts organizations and artists to appropriate more of the value they generate.

Speaker Series - Melissa Dibble on "How to Make Innovative Ideas a Reality in Organizations"
11.10.08 | 5:10-6:30 PM
Ross School of Business, E0530
Melissa Dibble, Director of Client Partnerships and General Manager of EmcArts, is nationally renowned for her work as an arts and business consultant. The EmcArts Team, comprised of an ensemble of experienced arts management consultants, was formed as a response to the challenges and ever-changing demands of the arts and culture marketplace. On behalf of EmcArts, Ms. Dibble works to strengthen the capacities and effectiveness of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations.
Ms. Dibble will be coming to campus on November 10th to share her experience as an innovative consultor in the worlds of business and the arts. She will be working with a select group of community arts leaders and business students from the Ross School to discuss running an arts consulting firm and how art and business have shaped her career and company. Come hear the unique experiences of someone who's job and success is in making innovative ideas a reality.

Speaker Series - Ed Sarath
11.07.08 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Business School, E1530
Ed Sarath, noted jazz flügelhornist and scholar of creativity will help you unlock your creative side through hands-on activities and discussion. Learn how to apply the creative techniques of musical improvisation to business. Come gain a better understanding of the inner aspects of creativity: self-evaluation, self-awareness, and personal meaning. Become more aware of the outer effects of creativity on society: societal improvement, education, and transformational change.

Mr. Sarath is the founder of STATE: Students, Teachers, and Administrators for Transpersonal Education; and ISIM: The International Society for Improvised Music. He is a member of Ken Wilber's Integral Institute (Integral Art group), and Robert Forman's Forge Institute. He has presented at Harvard Business School, Brown University, The University of Michigan Business School and elsewhere on his ideas of creativity and consciousness. In 1997, Mr. Sarath was the recipient of the Contemplative Practice Fellowship Award.

Beyond Talent Workshop - Playing For Uncle Same
10.23.08 | 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
2043 Moore
A discussion and performance with Marine Band.
Master Gunnery Sergeant Lisa Kadala (BM, Clarinet Performance, 1984)
Staff Sergeant Harry Ong (BM Clarinet Performance, 2003)
Staff Sergeant Christopher Grant (BM Clarinet Performance, 2006)
Staff Sergeant Amy McCabe (MM Trumpet Performance, 2006-Northwestern University)
Staff Sergeant Brandon Eubank (BM Trumpet Performance, 2008-Northwestern University)

Kiff Gallagher Residency
10.09.08 to 10.10.08

TBA
Kiff Gallagher is Chair and Co-Executive Director of Music National Service Initiative (MNSi). Under that umbrella he has begun to build MusicianCorps, a Peace Corps-like program geared towards expanding access to music education for disadvantaged youth, and to utilize our nation's musicians to benefit our communities. Mr. Gallagher's previous experience in building community programs include serving in the White House on the legislative team that created AmeriCorps, and running a $20MM portfolio of community-based programs through the Corporation for National Service.
Kiff Gallagher will be in Ann Arbor October 9th and 10th for two on-campus events. He will hold a discussion on MusicianCorps, MNSi, and the importance of national service in general. Secondly, Kiff will appear on a political panel to discuss funding for the arts in our government. The panel will cover what funding for the arts has been like in the past, the direction it has taken, and the stances of our current presidential candidates.

Beyond Talent Workshop - Auditioning to Win
10.04.08 | 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
2058 Moore
Carey Bell, clarinetist
2008 Alumni Society Award Winner

Beyond Talent Workshop - Balancing Art and Commerce
10.01.08 | 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
School of Music, Theater and Dance, Room 2058
Come hear what Jerry Bilik, Composer and 2008 Alumni Society Award Winner, has to say about balancing art and commerce in today's society.

Beyond Talent Workshop - Faculty Panel
09.17.08 | 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
School of Music, Theater and Dance - Britton Recital Hall

Interdisciplinary Music Forum
09.12.08 | 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Institute for the Humanities Osterman Common Room
Michael Jensen, Associate Professor of Strategy at UM's Ross School of Business, will present at the inaugural meeting of the Interdisciplinary Music Forum, a new Rackham Interdisciplinary Workshop combining the efforts of the Music of the Americas Study Group with the German Department's Music Workshop. His paper, entitled "Great, Madama Butterfly Again!: How Robust Market Identity Shapes Opera Repertoires," is available in a full version for pre-circulation.

Music 101 - "A Disappearing Number"
09.11.08 | 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Power Center
Arts Enterprise's first Music 101 event and group outing of the 2008-2009 year!
Following its triumphant production of The Elephant Vanishes in 2004, the theater company Complicite returns to Ann Arbor for the EXCLUSIVE U.S. presentation of its innovative, award-winning hit, A Disappearing Number, a multimedia theatrical exploration about math and the meaning of life. Conceived and directed by Simon McBurney. "With touching emotion and unnerving disquietude, A Disappearing Number forces the spectator to consider the facts of love, death, and belonging, within the space of his or her own personal universe." (New Statesman)

Global Music Soundstage
03.10.08 | 8 PM
Goodnight Gracie's
Global Music Soundstage is an opportunity for musicians from the various schools at UofM to collaborate cross-genre and cross-culturally in non-traditional spaces. With Global Music Soundstage musicians from the School of Business, the School of Music and all the schools in-between come together to collaborate with one another to produce creative and innovative performances that break down traditional barriers.

Go Blue! for New Orleans
02.28.08 to 03.08.08

New Orleans
An "Alternative Spring Break" project for Club students from Ross, Ford, the School of Education and the School of Music, that will support the city's cultural revitalization efforts. Students will participate in a strategic project to align the community's cultural sector with resources in the for profit and government sectors to serve the long-term sustainability of the New Orleans cultural economy. Students will also roll up their sleeves to participate in the physical rebuilding effort. A partnership with the Arts Council of New Orleans, and Serve at U of M.

Global Music Soundstage Brainstorm Session
02.18.08 | 8 PM - 10 PM
Room 506 - Burton Tower
Want to perform in Global Music Soundstage, but don't know who the play with? Come to the GMS Brainstorm Session! This brainstorm session will be held in order to help the musicians who want to participate in GMS a chance to meet each other and think up ways they can collaborate with one another. There will be food and socializing. Please bring your instrument if you so desire.

Ahmad Jamal Trio
02.16.08 | 6:30 PM - 8 PM
506 Burton Tower and Hill Auditorium
Music 101 returns! Ever wanted to really understand what is going on in Jazz?? Brian Hall, double major at Ross and SoMTD, will give a fun interactive workshop on the nuts and bolts of Jazz just before the Ahmad Jamal Trio concert. The workshop will be in the clock tower (Burton Tower) from 6:30 to 7:30.

Also, Mark Clauge, our faculty advisor for AE, will be giving a talk on Jazz for this concert at the Ann Arbor District Library on February 11th at 7 PM.

AE has a set of group tickets for only $15- and we've been assured we'll have better seating than usual for these prices. If you're interested, please email Kelly at kdylla@umich.edu.

NOW/CFW SHOPS SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ON FILM: ACCESS TO GLOBAL HEALTHCARE
12.05.07 | 4:30 - 6:00pm
W0750
The William Davidson Institute and Ross School of Business will host PBS’s newshour “NOW” and the subjects of its Emmy Award nominated 2007 “Health Care Franchise” story. CFW Shops is a nonprofit healthcare organization launching franchise health shops in Kenya. Students will learn about franchise modeling as applied to social enterprise from company representatives, and how the public television organization PBS got interested in social enterprise from the story’s producers. Sponsored by the William Davidson Institute in partnership with Arts Enterprise @ Michigan. Food & refreshments served.

STRETCH! NEW ROLES OF ARTISTS AND ADNMINISTRATORS IN THE ARTS WITH GUEST SPEAKER JOHN MCCANN
12.03.07 | 6 - 7:30pm
Work Gallery, 306 State Street
Arts Enterprise presents a candid conversation about careers in arts administration. The Director of Virginia Tech’s Institute for Cultural Policy and Practice will discuss the complex and changing roles that artists and administrators are playing in successful organizations. John’s decades-long experience spans experience as an actor, administrator, consultant, professor and arts policy expert. Sponsored by the Nonprofit Management Center, and held at Work Gallery of the School of Art & Design. Food & refreshments served.

ARTISTIC STRATEGIES: CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING FOR INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
12.01.07 | 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Walgreen Center (North Campus) WDC B222, MI
Although creative problem solving is an everyday activity, most individuals rarely notice their own problem solving style, as they are fully involved in the process, eager to
reach a solution. In this three-hour workshop, Eric will
engage participants in several arts-based activities that help them to learn what their own natural strengths and weaknesses are when solving problems creatively, as well as to discover new strategies that others use. Eric will also illuminate some strategies from artists that get particularly good results and how to apply these strategies in various environments.

Lunch will be provided. Registration is required. To register, please email Ross_RLI@umich.edu

The Essential Habits of Business Leaders: Lessons from the Arts
11.30.07 | 3:30 - 5pm
Ross School of Business W0768, MI
Actor, entrepreneur, and international speaker on the arts and education, Eric Booth illuminates the overlooked essential skills and “habits” from the arts that make a competitive difference for leaders in business. Booth will lead students through an interactive workshop that will help students to hone creative skills and learn how to apply them to everyday business situations involving leadership, teamwork, and negotiation.

Registration is required. To register, please email RLI_Ross@umich.edu

Engage: Chamber Music! A Very Open Rehearsal
11.30.07 | 7- 8:30 pm
Alumni Center Founders Room, MI
Eric will use a live performance of a SoMTD chamber ensemble to demonstrate strategies for engaging audiences in the performance. If you are interested in learning more about audience engagement, or just want to know what it feels like to participate in a quartet rehearsal, this event is for you.

"The Habits of Mind of Creative Engagement" with Eric Booth
11.28.07 | 5:30
Rackham Amphitheater, MI
Creativity is a national buzzword--in bestselling books, economic conferences, corporate priorities, education and the arts. Fine. But what are we really talking about? Pulling together the research on creativity, and three decades of work within the arts, education and business, Eric Booth will share his view (tested widely in practice around the country) of the actual skills we are talking about--the capacities humans use when they engage creatively in ANY medium, be it marketing plans or strings of musical notes, be it entrepreneurial in business media or innovative in artistic media. These essential core capacities, these verbs of art, can be developed, can be assessed, and can make a difference both the bottom line (corporate or artistic) and the lives of those who live them fully. There will be hands-on demonstrations, and a question and answer period.

Global Music Soundstage
11.28.07 | 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Goodnite Gracie, MI
The Global Music Soundstage is an open mic which will celebrate the diversity and talent of the Ross & School of Music, Theatre and Dance student communities in a laid-back, collaborative setting. The event features cross-cultural
collaborations aimed at celebrating our diverse student life.

Followed by Chris Genteel & band at 10pm
No Cover

Do What You Love and Get Paid For It
10.29.07 | 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Ann Arbor, Mi
Beyond Talent Workshop: Do What You Love and Get Paid For It
Club students will engage in workshops with Ross Career Development Director Al Cotrone purposed for the Arts Enterprise Club. Topics include career self-assessment, "finding your zone," networking and resume building.
Al Cotrone, Ross School of Business, Career Development