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 ==Organisation==
 The School of the Arts has four internal "divisions", but these are not part of the university-wide designations. The four divisions, of which there is an [[MFA]] degree available for each, are as follows:
-*[[Writing Division]]
+*[[Writing Division]] / [[Writing Program]]
-*[[Visual Arts Division]]
+*[[Visual Arts Division]] / [[Visual Arts Program]]
-*[[Theatre Division]]
+*[[Theatre Division]] / [[Theatre Program]]
-*[[Film Division]]
+*[[Film Division]] / [[Film Program]]
 [[Category:School of the Arts|*]]
 {{Schools}}

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-The '''School of the Arts (SoA)''' is Columbia's fine arts school. It was founded in [[1948]] and is primarily housed in [[Dodge Hall]] with additional studio space in [[Prentis Hall]] on [[125th Street]].
+The '''School of the Arts (SoA)''' is Columbia's fine arts school.
-Finding space for the school has long been an issue; the performing arts component was slated to move to the [[Lincoln Center]] area in the early 2000s, and a new [[School of the Arts Building]] was once planned as a major expansion of Prentis. Currently, the school is slated to be among the first to move to new quarters - specifically, a building nicknamed "The Lantern" - at the center of the new [[Manhattanville campus]].
+==History==
-SoA offers [[MFA]] degrees in its four divisions- Writing, Visual Arts, Theatre, and Film.
+It was founded in [[1948]] and is primarily housed in [[Dodge Hall]] with additional studio space in [[Prentis Hall]] on [[125th Street]].
 [[Category:School of the Arts|*]]
 {{Schools}}

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 SoA offers [[MFA]] degrees in its four divisions- Writing, Visual Arts, Theatre, and Film.
 [[Category:School of the Arts|*]]
 {{Schools}}

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 The '''School of the Arts (SoA)''' is Columbia's fine arts school. It was founded in [[1948]] and is primarily housed in [[Dodge Hall]] with additional studio space in [[Prentis Hall]] on [[125th Street]].
-Finding space for the school has long been an issue; the performing arts component was slated to move to the [[Lincoln Center]] area in the early 2000s, and a new [[School of the Arts Building]] was once planned as a major expansion of Prentis. Currently, the school is slated to be among the first to move to new quarters during the [[Manhattanville expansion]].
+Finding space for the school has long been an issue; the performing arts component was slated to move to the [[Lincoln Center]] area in the early 2000s, and a new [[School of the Arts Building]] was once planned as a major expansion of Prentis. Currently, the school is slated to be among the first to move to new quarters - specifically, a building nicknamed "The Lantern" - at the center of the new [[Manhattanville campus]].
 SoA offers [[MFA]] degrees in its four divisions- Writing, Visual Arts, Theatre, and Film.

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-The '''School of the Arts (SoA)''' is Columbia's fine arts school. It was founded in [[1948]] and is housed in [[Dodge Hall]] with additional studio space in [[Prentis Hall]] on [[125th Street]]. The school is slated to be among the first to move to new quarters during the [[Manhattanville expansion]]. The school offers [[MFA]] degrees in its four divisions- Writing, Visual Arts, Theatre, and Film.
+The '''School of the Arts (SoA)''' is Columbia's fine arts school. It was founded in [[1948]] and is primarily housed in [[Dodge Hall]] with additional studio space in [[Prentis Hall]] on [[125th Street]].
 [[Category:Schools]]

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 |Image=CUShield.png
 |Established=1948
-|Dean=[[Dan Kleinman]] (Acting)
+|Dean=[[Carol Becker]]
 |Degrees=[[MFA]]
 |Enrollment= 780 students (2005)