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The Curb Center at Vanderbilt
1207 18th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37212
615-322-2872
Vanderbilt Launches the Curb Program in Creative Enterprise and Public Leadership and Creative Campus Initiative
January News
The Creative Campus Residential Experience program provides students a unique context in which to build their creative potential, develop leadership skills, and exercise their expressive voice. Applications are due by Feb 24.
December News
The Curb Leadership Scholars gathered December 1, 2009 with Mike Curb and a small group of music industry leaders for the 1st Annual Mike Curb Leadership Scholars Luncheon in recognition of Mike Curb and the Mike Curb Family Foundation.
Creative Campus Faculty Task Force
A multi-disciplinary faculty task force has been developed to provide guidance to the many facets of Vanderbilt’s emerging Creative Campus initiative.
New Courses and Faculty
Terry McDonnell recently joined the Curb Center faculty.
The Curb Program in Creative Enterprise and Public Leadership
- Learn about the Curb Program in Creative Enterprise and Public Leadership
- Download the Creative Enterprise and Public Leadership Program brochure (PDF)
The Curb Center is pleased to welcome our inaugural cohort of Curb Leadership Scholars
RockBandAtVandy.com
Eran Egozy, developer of the interactive video games Rock Band and Guitar Hero, spoke on Vanderbilt's campus as part of the Curb Creative Leadership Series. The conversation was followed by a Community Guitar Hero Competition.
Watch the video from VUCast news coverage
Vanderbilt View Cover Story - November 2009
Can an innovative program led by the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy nurture creativity on campus?
Signature events and programming
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) spoke passionately to the students about taking action and asking questions at the first Curb Creative Leadership Salon.