ARC Mission Co-Sponsorships

ARC is directing approximately 10% of it's programming funds towards supporting arts research on campus. These Mission Co-Sponsorship funds can be requested by any unit/faculty on campus planning an event central to creative research, whether in the arts, sciences, humanities, etc.

ARC's mission co-sponsorships are designed to make a significant contribution to bring an artist / writer / dancer / playwright / performer / musician / filmmaker / art historian / creative scholar to campus, and are given at the discretion of Director Beth Piatote, with support from Associate Director Laurie Macfee. There must be a campus approved chartstring available for material transfer of the funds. This form is currently only open for FALL 2024; we will begin accepting requests for spring 2025 on December 1.

If you are interested in ARC space co-sponsorships. We rent out our Loft space for  lectures/workshops/conferences and co-sponsor a limited number of events at no cost as part of our co-sponsorship. Student groups: you do not need a chartstring for space co-sponsorships! Please read more about space availability here.


Arts Research Center Staff will consider requests the first Monday of each month, please apply early and accordingly to cover your event. 


Please note: Our mission co-sponsorships are 3/4 pledged for fall, and partially committed for spring 2025. 


Co-Sponsorship Form for Fall 2024 

FORM WILL OPEN JULY 01, 2024

Please fill out the google form below. When the funds are dispersed in full each semester, the form will close. The funds can be requested by any unit/faculty on campus planning an event central to creative research, whether in the arts, sciences, humanities, etc. There must be a campus approved chartstring available for material transfer of the funds. This form is currently only open for FALL 2023; we will begin accepting requests for spring 2024 on December 1.

In each of the fall 2024 and spring 2024 semesters, ARC will have $2500 available for general co-sponsorships of arts–related events, towards the support of creative research on campus for our partner units.