Treistman Center for New Media

The award-winning Peter Treistman Center for New Media, managed by Fine Arts Technology, is the software and new media development and support "hub" for the College of Fine Arts. The Center, established in 1993 and named for the late Media Arts Professor Peter Treistman, is headquartered in the Music Building, Room 137, in the Fine Arts Complex. It contains 1,200 square feet of reconfigurable space for faculty and administrative projects, training and presentation. A professional administrative and production staff is on hand to assist. Many of the critical functions of the College are supported by Treistman-built software applications including On-line Admissions, On-line Professional Activities Log, the ePortfolio, the Scholarship Portal and Small Grants Applications.

Also located in the Center, the College of Fine Arts Webmaster designs, builds, and maintains the College web site serving tens of thousands of visitors and regular users.

View the Treistman Center ePortfolio page for look at some of our work.

Working With Treistman Center

Those who are interested in working in the Center should contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , Center Director and Assistant Dean for Fine Arts Technology to explore project ideas.

Partnerships

The Treistman Center is member of the New Media Consortium, "a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization helping institutions of higher education enhance teaching and learning through the use of new media. Bringing together pioneers in the new media field from academia and industry, NMC creates a collaborative network of institutions and corporations serving as a catalyst to integrate new media into education."

Referrals

Often faculty need help outside the scope of formal projects and this can be accomplished through referral to other services, resources and expertise, including University resources and Fine Arts Technology Technical Services or Network Services which are concerned with the Internet, software, equipment, "smart" classrooms and the technology infrastructure of the College. Services and consultation are usually scheduled although emergency problems are certainly accommodated. Faculty are encouraged to contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it in Treistman Center.