Art Behind the Camera Planning phase for an exhibit offering a unique perspective on the art behind the moving image with a retrospective of the work of a major film production designer.
	Digital Arts Symposium A regional gathering of invited participants featuring nationally recognized panelists and keynote speaker on issues in contemporary digital arts.
	Internet 2 Performing Arts Forum Internet 2 collaborations between the NCSA School of Music, the New World Symphony Orchestra, and others.
	Master Class Alumni Project Regional gatherings of invited NCSA alumni centered around a panel presentation by leading artists and arts professionals on contemporary topics in the arts today.
	National Arts Leadership Institute Collaborative partnership between the Southern Arts Federation, Carnegie Mellon University and NCSA to provide ways in which to address lack of training for arts “presenters."
	New Horizons Performance Series A partnership with The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem, the New Horizons Performance Series will produce four events per season to include workshops and readings.
	Roots to Radicals/Tri State Sculptors Conference Workshops and lectures by Ellen Dissanayake and Suzanne Lacy in conjunction with the 26th Annual Tri State Sculptors Conference, October 7-9, 2004.
	Shakespeare Lives! Shakespeare Lives!, a nationally recognized teacher development program, is designed to give public high school and middle school English teachers strategies to make Shakespeare's writings come alive in the classroom.
	Spoleto Fellowships Intensive coaching for NCSA/Fletcher Opera Institute students to work directly with the opera coaching staff at the Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, South Carolina, each spring.
	Theatre Nohgaku Residency at NCSA
	West Side Story Symposium
	Women and the Arts Exhibition
	Carolina Ballet/North Carolina School of the Arts School of Dance Collaboration With the help of the Kenan Institute, NCSA dancers had the unique opportunity to work side-by-side with an internationally recognized choreographer and the original cast from her new ballet.
	Community Service Video Program Film students apply their talents to the needs of non-profit organizations in the Piedmont region.
	The Consortium for the Liberal Education of Artists (CLEA) A 1993 initiative, created to fill a longstanding need to build a connection with other liberal arts educators teaching in performing arts conservatories and to sustain this connection through biennial conversations.
	NCSA Performing Arts Management Program The Kenan Institute assisted in planning and establishing a new graduate program at NCSA.
	RiverRun International Film Festival The Kenan Institute helps establish a new film festival in Winston-Salem.
	The A+ Schools Program A comprehensive school reform begun in 1994 that views the arts as fundamental to how teachers teach and how students learn in all subjects.
	Building Creative Economies A conference to explore the potential for creative economies in Appalachia.
	Conservatory Leadership Conference The Kenan Institute and NCSA hosted the first national conference of conservatory leaders in 2002.
	"Life Beyond Performance" Dance Conference In 2002, the Kenan Institute initiated a gathering of dance professionals to address issues in the training and professional lives of young dancers.
	At-Risk Youth/ Art As Part of the Solution A project with the Durham (N.C.) Arts Council from 1995-2000 that investigated the feasibility of using the arts to address issues of at-risk youth.
	Cinethics A national conference held in 2000 to assess the current state of ethical decision-making in Hollywood and to determine how ethical considerations can be integrated into a film school or program curriculum.