President's Report: Credits

University of Virginia President's Report, 2003-2004

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Photography by Rebecca Arrington, Mike Bailey, Lincoln Ross Barbour, Ian Bradshaw, Peter Bronsteen, Mark Butler, Jim Carpenter, Mark Claywell, Tom Cogill, Tim Cox, Ed Deasy, Jen Fariello, Daniel Grogan, Stephanie Gross, Peggy Harrison, Michael Higgins, Katherine Kayser, Richard Robinson, Barbara Rushia, Fariss Samarrai, Andrew Shurtleff, Pasquale Sorrentino, Bill Sublette, Fred Viebahn, and Mary Wood. Baseball photo courtesy of U.Va. Athletic Media Relations. Dawn Staley photo by AP/Laurent Rebours.

Art students^* whose work appears in the report: Elizabeth Green (cover), Lauren Frisk, Kate Morris, Danielle Gause, Angelique Sklavounos, Erin Gordon, and Renee Brown.

This online version of the report, available at www.virginia.edu/presidentemeritus/report04, was produced by the Office of Web Communications.

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Produced with private funds.

^*The Student Paintings
The paintings of the University on the cover and throughout the report are by students enrolled in last spring’s offering of Arts 271, an introductory painting class taught by Richard Crozier, professor of art. The class was evenly divided between art students and students majoring in other disciplines, according to Prof. Crozier, a member of the faculty for some thirty years. Known as a prolific painter of streetscapes and landscapes that record an ever-changing environment, particularly in and around Charlottesville, Prof. Crozier teaches introductory drawing and painting classes in the evening hours. He finds it a time when students are more relaxed and better able to fit the two-and-a-half-hour studio sessions into their schedules. The Arts 271 students were given the assignment to make their own interpretations of familiar University settings and landmarks. The works in this report are among the results of their efforts. For more information on the studio art program, visit www.virginia.edu/art/.

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