Jones Residential College

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Jones Fine and Performing Arts Residential College
Type Fine and Performing Arts
Established 1982
President Stephanie Letzler
Enrollment approx. 120
Location 1820 Sheridan Rd
Evanston IL 60201

Jones Residential College is Northwestern University's fine and performing arts residential college located on the southern edge of campus, in close walking distance of downtown Evanston, the Norris University Center, the Library, the Theatre and Interpretation Center, and the Music Administration Building. Jones is also directly across the street from Lake Michigan. Jones often plans trips that take groups into Chicago to experience the immense resources that downtown has to offer, including shows and other performances, museums, restaurants, parks, and much more. As well as looking to Chicago for artistic events, Jones always takes any opportunity to draw from the wide resources within its own campus by bringing in professors, student groups, and shows from within Northwestern’s community to hold discussions and workshops.

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[edit] History

Jones Residential College
Jones Residential College

Jones was opened to students in the fall of 1982 as part of the residential college system. The building cost almost $2.5 million to develop, most of the funds came from Wayne V. and Elizabeth R. Jones, who the building was then dedicated to. The Joneses were both alumni of Northwestern from the graduating class of 1923, and were essential to bringing in support from alumni located in Texas. The facilities of Jones include: a space for photo development, art studios, music and theatrical rehearsal rooms, a dance studio, and a performance space.

Jones is part of the Residential College System on Northwestern University's campus, and is one of eleven themed college communities. Residents participate in many Residential College events such as the Residential College Board (RCB) Field Day, the RCB Fall Formal, the RCB Homecoming Parade, and the RCB Leadership Conference.

[edit] 2005-06 Executive Board

Residential College Master: Susan Lee
Associate Master: Craig Kinzer
Assistant Master: Ron Laschever
Assistant Master: Masahito "Mas" Sugihara

President: Joe Schermoly
Vice President: Andrea Brown
Treasurer: Kathleen Arcovio
Communications Director: Kevin Stevens
Artistic Director: Katie McGroarty
Programming Director: Adil Mansoor
Philanthropy Director: Lauren Roach
Equipment Manager: Laura Nash
Historian: Karen Muth
Academic Director: Jackie Laine

[edit] 2006-07 Executive Board

Residential College Master: Susan Lee
Associate Master: Craig Kinzer
Assistant Master: Joel Morris
Assistant Master: Masahito "Mas" Sugihara

President: René Jovel
Vice President: Eugenio Vargas
Treasurer: Faye Zheng
Communications Director: Ian Weinberger
Artistic Director: Gracie Klock
Programming Director: Taylor Dearr
Philanthropy Director: Will Selnick
Equipment Manager: Drew Price
Historian: Christine Ritchey
Academic Director: Nicole West

[edit] 2007-08 Executive Board

Residential College Master: Mary Poole
Assistant Master: Joel Morris

President: Stacey Kurtz
Vice President: Kim Lewis
Treasurer: Adrienne Bader
Communications Director: Katie Adams (Alberto Roldan March-October)
Artistic Director: Dan Wilson
Programming Director: Kelby Siddons
Philanthropy Directory: Drew Principe
Equipment Manager: Kae Nosbisch
Historian: Allison Putnam
Academic Director: Spencer Gartner

[edit] 2008-09 Executive Board

Residential College Master: Mary Poole
Assistant Master: Joel Morris

President: Stephanie Letzler
Vice President: Taylor Richards
Treasurer: Nathan Rosenbaum
Communications Director: Kyle Johnson
Artistic Director: Dave Thomases
Programming Director: Kevin McFarland
Philanthropy Directory: Katie McDonald
Equipment Manager: Anakin Morris
Historian: Natalie White
Academic Director: Ryan Mattimore


[edit] Notable Alumni

Heather Headley

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