Nominees and Award Winners: read their biographies and hear them talk to CKUA about their work.

The Rozsa Award for Excellence
in Arts Management was created in 2002 to honour the philanthropic
efforts of the late Dr. Ted Rozsa and Dr. Lola Rozsa. Unique in the
country, the Award is intended to recognize, celebrate and promote the
contribution of an outstanding arts administrator, and to provide
additional professional development benefits for both the individual and
their company.
The Rozsa Foundation has since created two more awards in order to include more arts managers, and to enable additional partners to become involved. CKUA is proud to be a partner and sponsor of the Rozsa Foundation Awards.
For more information please visit http://www.rozsafoundation.org/
School at the Leg(islature)CKUA has had an office at the Legislature for more than 60 years. Part of our role there includes teaching children about how the legislature works. Here is a brief trip into the hallowed halls with our News Director Ian Gray and the students of Malmo Elementary.
Ian receives quite a bit of fan mail from students who have attended 'School at the Leg'. But it's interesting to see what their favourite part of the visit was...
Read Ian's blog about his time with School at the Leg. |
Orest hits the TrackAs you can imagine, CKUA is on many distribution lists for concerts, festivals, shows, and other arts/cultural events - but once in a while we get something a little unusual. In July we received an email invitation from Eurasia Automotive to be taken for laps around the Edmonton Indy track at race speed in a Porsche 911, part of the promotions for the "NASCC Eurasia Cup GT Invitational... traditionally one of the most exciting support races at the Edmonton Indy". And our own Orest Soltykevych stepped up for the adventure. His report from the front line: Hi guys, ![]() I'm back in one piece, but still a bit queasy...
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Vitalize 2012Images courtesy of Paul Thurlin, Edge Photography
Put on by the Government of Alberta, Vitalize is the only conference of its kind in Canada. Speakers guide delegates through 90-minute sessions covering topics such as fundraising, board development, leadership, stress management, volunteer management and more. Find out more here. |
One Good MarriageFrom the cast and crew, fresh off the successful Azimuth Theatre run of 'One Good Marriage': "I hope you are well. One Good Marriage wrapped up to good houses during our final weekend. Once again, thank you so much for your help and support." - Nicholas Mather
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nightcap
by Kevin Wilson