With its wide breadth of disciplines, the College of Fine Arts includes many performance spaces, studios, maker spaces, classrooms and more to support our curricular needs.
Joseph Jernejcic is the facility manager for the College of Fine Arts, and most buildings in the college have a designated building manager.
Who is my building manager?
Doty Fine Arts Building
Joseph Jernejcic, Facility Manager
Dean's Office, College of Fine Arts
Art Building
Theron Smith, Assistant Operations Manager
Department of Art and Art History
Winship Building
David Thomases, Assistant Operations Manager
Department of Theatre and Dance
Music Recital Hall and Music Building East
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Butler School of Music
Emergency Assembly Point for DFA
The assembly point for Doty Fine Arts Building in the event of an evacuation is the Amaryllis sculpture by Tony Smith, pictured here.
College of Fine Arts Furniture Exchange
Each semester valuable departmental furniture and equipment gets sent to Surplus that could benefit other COFA units. Using this form, departments may post items that they no long need.
Rules and Responsibilities
- The Department that owns the item is responsible for offering it first to their faculty and staff. Once items are posted, they will be awarded to respondent on a first come first serve basis.
- Moving Expenses shall be paid by the department receiving the item. They shall be responsible for hiring Events and Moving in a timely fashion.
- Interested parties are responsible for verifying the dimensions of the item, its condition and whether the items suits your needs. Once, the item is transferred it becomes the responsibility of the new department.
- Inventory Control Tags – Transfer of Items with inventory control tags (Insert Image) must be coordinated with Karli Capps. This shall include filling in the CCART.
- The COFA Facility Manager shall review all postings. The goal is to avoid passing items that are beyond their useful life onto other units.
- Storing unwanted items in hallways, corridors and loading docks is a fire egress hazard, and this is prohibited.