NEW FACILITIES!
SFSU Downtown Center
Conveniently located at the Embarcadero BART and Muni streetcar station,
the "DTC" is the new home to most of our courses, and many future
events.
The DTC houses eight computer labs, several lecture rooms and open labs.
DTC Audio Training Lab We are proud to announce the new ATL on the 3rd floor of SFSU Downtown Center. Stocked with Mac G4 workstations and Digidesign mBoxes, we now offer hands-on training in the latest version of ProTools. Courses moved to the new facilities: MRI 320, 335, 535. |
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MRI students enrolled in hands-on courses can now use the DTC's Open lab. Located on the second floor of the DTC, the Open lab is stocked with Mac and PC workstations, the latest software, and internet access.
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We will now hold MRI 315, part of MRI 310 and addional lab time in the newly rennovated CA 43. Additional, lab time for MRI students will be offered in CA 35 and CA 40 (our new G4 lab).
Up-to-the-minute information
For the latest information on rooms and times, visit the MRI section of the CEL website:
http://www.cel.sfsu.edu/catpro/home.cfm?selection=mri
NEW FACULTY & COURSES
Grammy award winning producer/engineer, Michael Rosen lauches the new MRI 430, Advanced Audio Recording I at Legendary Fantasy Studios (see above) this fall.
Larry Batiste, songwriter and publisher of over 250 songs for major label acts inlcuding Whitney Houston and Al Jarreu, launches MRI 336, The Art and Business of Songwriting at the DTC.
Slims Nightclub co-owner, Dawn Holliday, launches MRI 329, Behind the Stage at the DTC with some visits to Slims. In her course, hstudents get to book a national touring act.
Hitman Records CEO and MRI instructor, C. Michael Brae, launches MRI 333, Independent Radio Tracking & Promotions at the DTC.
Producer/songwriter/musician John Bendich, who's worked with numerous artists, including Jesse Colin Young and En Vogue , launches MRI 327, The Role of the Record Producer at the DTC.
Nick Krautter Management President
and MRI graduate, Nick Krautter, launches MRI
331, Breaking Into the Music Industry
at the DTC.l
NEW DIRECTORS
Evelyn Miller-Mack is co-director of the
MRI, primarily responsible for the administration and development of the
business courses and administrative responsibilities for the program.
Evelyn has worked with the MRI Program for three years and is also involved
in artist management and event promotions . She serves on the board of
directors of UGA
(Urban Gospel Alliance ). In addition, Evelyn holds memberships with NARAS,
National Association Recording Industry Professionals (NARIP),
Gospel Music Workshop of America (GMWA),
NABFEME (National
Association of Black Female Executives in Music & Entertainment) and
serves on the advisory board for TheGospelZone.com.
She and Craig have created a great synergy and together are looking forward
to making the MRI program better and stronger.
Craig Abaya is co-director of the MRI, primarily responsible for all creative and technical courses. He is a songwriter/musician/singer/producer, holding several awards from Billboard Magazine. In addition to his work with the MRI, Craig directs and teaches in programs for SFSU's Multimedia Studies Program, including the Digital Video Intensive. He's taught a variety of subjects, throughout the bay area, from web design and programming, to film and digital audio. He is a producer/director and has organized several professional film projects for SFSU CEL students and graduates. Craig is a consulatant to Apple Computers, a professional concert photographer for various clients including Sony Music, and holds both author and publisher status with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP).
ENROLL STARTING AUGUST 4
Fall 2003 registration starts August 4. Fall courses begin as early as
August 27.
Visit www.cel.sfsu.edu for complete course information and registration
procedures.
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