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International Student Residency

Date
1998

International Student Residency at the Experimental Television Center; program director and instructor, Pamela Hawkins Hank Rudolph, Co-Instructor. participating institutions included University of Buffalo; Alfred University; Atlanta College of Art; National Art Academy, Oslo; Syracuse University. Annual. Begun 1995.

Summary

International Student Residency at the Experimental Television Center was an annual program begun in 1995; the program lists Pamela Hawkins as program director and instructor and Hank Rudolph as co-instructor. Participating institutions included University of Buffalo, Alfred University, Atlanta College of Art, National Art Academy, Oslo, and Syracuse University.

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