SVA describes itself as a leader in the education of artists, designers, and creative professionals for more than seven decades. It says it is a catalyst for innovation and social responsibility, with a faculty of working professionals and an emphasis on critical thinking. It names core values around communication and community, diversity, freedom to take risks, and professionalism and integrity.
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What School of Visual Arts says it offers, drawn from its own website.
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To educate future generations of global creative citizens to foster cultural and social change that promotes our core values through the pursuit and achievement of their professional goals.
Communication / community
“We recognize that communication is the cornerstone of community. Accessible leadership and minimal hierarchy breed a spirit of mutual respect and cooperation.”Source
Diversity
“We value our differences. An SVA education is informed by multiple approaches to learning and making, and by the presence of diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences.”Source
Freedom to take risks
“The freedom to take risks is vital to art-making and arts education. We celebrate divergent opinions as participants in the world’s largest community of creative professionals.”Source
Professionalism and integrity
“We believe in accountability. As we adapt and innovate, our institutional commitment to ethical conduct, community service, and outreach and financial responsibility remains steadfast.”Source
Quoted from School of Visual Arts's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.
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